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by Joof 10y ago
Match on interval [a, c] and [b, d]?
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I'm using data from the link, which disagrees.
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Austin has culture and affordability as a counterexample.
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And politically speaking, we still have a huge group that is very xenophobic.
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This is only true in the case of murder. Other violent crime is much closer.
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Thank god. Geoffrey Hinton's RMSProp for deep neural networks is still cited in papers from his slide on his coursera course (the only place it was published AFAIK). It would be a shame to lose that forever.
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by Joof 10y ago
1. Freshman year there was a data structures and algorithms course. These remained important through my university career. You sound unlucky, so here's what you do: implement each one you are unfamiliar with in your favorite language a
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Perhaps it has something to do with them being stopped more and thus arrested more.
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Its been found before that police are more likely to stop African Americans, so this may still be racial bias.
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I'd guess it's like bikeshedding. Everyone understands the results of this type of study.
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Probably because the model isn't mapped to anyone's actual face (or a character if you prefer). This can be changed.
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I demoed the vive in-store and attempted to pop the balloon I was given (which resulted in a loud clap of the two controllers -- thsnkfully they designed for bumps like this). Now I keep thinking of ways to play with the tiny area of space
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Considering her current position as a presidential nominee, I don't think a petition is going to be particularly fair.
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Glad to see more diverse people are interested.
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That's pretty neat. Nutrition seems difficult to study because there are so many biological mechanisms at play, but we can get a rough picture at the macro level. Of course someone always blows findings out of proportion and decides to
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While you are correct, everyone has flaws at a similar rate (although I think shortsightedness is related to IQ for whatever reason); the brilliant people are just able to compensate better. I think the tragedy is that people recognize thei
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by Joof 10y ago
Is it because they are vegan or because vegans live healthier lifestyles?
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Having known some weight lifters, they generally dislike BMI because they are typically considered 'obese' due to their unusually high weight in muscle, whether or not they are in good shape (typically they are). Calipers are also
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Step two: create experiences that allow people to become successful.
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The top 10% also have more than 75% of the money, so this makes a lot of sense. They have more than 75% of the money, so I imagine it's a good bit higher than you imagine. How do the freeloaders pay taxes like the rich if they can&#x27
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You can also blame the US history books. Unsurprisingly, our role is played up a good bit.
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Finding a job where you're a good fit isn't easy either. I'm somewhat temperamental; in a job where I'm uninterested, it's easy to be the worst performer. In an interesting job (for me, these are often what others c
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by Joof 10y ago
Is it too far left? Current polling leads me to believe that the people are beginning to lean more left themselves. Trump isn't exactly winning. Their greivences are real; mine are similar, but I don't believe that the policies an
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A simpler type of holism might simply state that information generated by a system is distinct from the individuals that compose that system. Bits form a computer, but only in groups. Its more complicated with businesses because we are awar
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Many larger systems are more than the sum of their parts. Enough that you could consider the grouping it's own entity. Ant hills are the canonical example because individual ants are recognizable as 'animals', but the functio
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Doesn't matter. Tesla shipped a deadly and broken technology. That Google won't do the same is good. Google isn't a car company, they don't need to ship a car. They need to ship a working AI.
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There's a huge logical fallacy here; that data is equivalent and that data makes it safer. They are using different models for their data, different types of data and so on. Data itself eventually stops helping; although finding more e
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by Joof 10y ago
Then can we get the post to change the title? The whole thing could be properly summed up in the title.
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Takes a couple days for habitat for humanity folks to build one. They have a lot of people, but very little skill and poor tools. A single person could feasibly build a house in a few months.
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They counted the slaves. Whether they counted them appropriately is another matter.

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