LeanderK

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by LeanderK 7y ago
Not sure what you're getting at. I think it's often fascinating to read texts about the instrinsic motivation of these different crafts, as an example "the beauty of programming" from linus torvalds: https://w
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by LeanderK 7y ago
but does it contain a philosophical argument like Hardy?
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by LeanderK 7y ago
> On the other hand, Hardy denigrates much of the applied mathematics as either being "trivial", "ugly", or "dull", and contrasts it with "real mathematics", which is how he ranks the higher, pure
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by LeanderK 7y ago
it seems it's cloud-based. Fun for playing around but not suitable for real work (at least for me). I can't just upload random data to some cloud service to work with it, also I can't upload data if it's too big. Often t
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by LeanderK 7y ago
I also can't understand it, life is fun and video games get boring pretty quickly. But that's probably why I am not staying at home playing video games all day.
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by LeanderK 7y ago
just add 0.1 and 0.2 in fp32 (?) accuracy if you can't remember the name :)
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by LeanderK 7y ago
Of course it's a tradeoff and needs to be balanced. The right to be forgotten was never about censoring information itself, just making it less available (e.g. newspapers do not need to erase names etc.). The more publicity your case h
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by LeanderK 7y ago
No, it's about the individual. Once we try to reintegrate somebody into the society they deserve a chance to live without being discriminated against by their past action (after they have served their punishment). So I think it's
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by LeanderK 7y ago
I agree. I does not remove the information, it just makes it harder to find. If google in the future truly lives up to it's ideal and gives me exactly the information I was looking for, then removing the information from the index woul
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by LeanderK 7y ago
Maybe i misunderstood something, but they are not really inferring information. The model is still encrypted, the outsider doesn't know what's going on. Wouldn't salt destroy the homomorphic property?
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by LeanderK 7y ago
While i understand your concern, i wouldn't use scala.js in a context where several hundred kb are an issue. I've tried it and it works great, but i think it only pays of if you implemented a complicated web-app with complicated s
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by LeanderK 7y ago
> But then this is all subjective, so I guess you can't please everyone. Of course. To elaborate a bit on my thoughts: many cities have a distinct historical style reflecting the unique development of the city. If we replace every b
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by LeanderK 7y ago
'Facadism' is also getting popular in germany and I think there are some really nice examples here. If done well, i think it really achieves the best of both worlds. The buildings fit in and preserve the atmosphere and character o
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by LeanderK 7y ago
There's usually a difference between statistics and probability theory, so I was also expecting the measure-theoretic foundations of probability (the advanced point of view). Things like "Covariance, Correlation and Regression&quo
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by LeanderK 7y ago
Yeah, my life is a different situation and I would very much benefit from a geofenced rob-taxi service to supplement public transport and medium range trips. I don't own a car and don't plan to, bicycle and public transport is suf
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by LeanderK 7y ago
> Why would anyone poor study it assuming that person is not a grnius in the area? It seems like a fantastic way to continue the income hardships your parents endured, even if college (and dorm) is free. I know a few that are studying ar
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by LeanderK 7y ago
I think it will be the death of society and culture if rank areas of study by ROI. Businesses need engineers and accountants, but society needs philosophers, artists, musicians and social scientists. It's about the balance between thos
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by LeanderK 7y ago
> I can see how they would not explicitly ban participants from including it in art. New rules can take a while to be formed and it is only if there is a real need. Banning it in art would also make art that is explicitly about facial re
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by LeanderK 7y ago
Anybody used it? I attended the lecture "introduction to formal methods" by one of the profs behing the project at KIT. It was a fantastic lecture and the prof was very good, but the scriptum was 600 pages long just for a few ECTS
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by LeanderK 7y ago
Thanks, but near miss :) I moved cities to start my masters, so my chapter of living in karlsruhe (where I moved for my bachelors) is closed, especially since I won't be coming back. I have not done everything I've wanted, stayed
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by LeanderK 7y ago
yeah, an interesting thought experiment would be a scenario where one could stop, but not reverse aging. The people young enough would probably stop at their prime, with the upper part of the society (those past their prime) being stuck in
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by LeanderK 7y ago
I don't agree. I have never used the university library as a library. But I always work there because I can concentrate in libraries way better than in my room. I can't see myself being this concentrated alone in my room, I get di
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by LeanderK 7y ago
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_age_of_Spanish_software . Thats really not that great compared to the rest of Europe. Wow, this is shocking. Every wikipedia article about the spanish companies mentioned is wor
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by LeanderK 7y ago
What about southern Europe's technology hubs (Milan, Barcelona, Madrid, Lisbon)? Are they evolving differently? I don't remeber it exactly, but I spoke recenetly on a party with somebody who lived for a few years in Lisbon and he
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by LeanderK 7y ago
there should more granular data, at least in europe. Producing a map with GDP per working hour per worker on a district level would be quite cool (whatever the most precise avaiable statistic is)! I don't think just listing countries i
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by LeanderK 7y ago
Wow! this is an really interesting chart. I would not have expected the US to have the same Output Per Hour as germany. Switzerland is just killing it. Where's your source? The distribution of Output Per Hour per country would be even
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by LeanderK 7y ago
the game-theoretic aspect is certainly interesting. A more formal study would certainly be worth reading.
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by LeanderK 7y ago
yeah, it kinda makes this even more pessimistic. I recently spoke to someone about the quality his education at the TU Dresden back in the GDR. He wasn't very critical and said he enjoyed a good mechanical engineering education there.
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by LeanderK 7y ago
I feel a bit stupid, but does the product look really bad? Why are they hyping it? I thought it would compete with restaurants, but it really looks like a frozen pizza. Weird distribution of ingredients, weird dough without a real crust and
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by LeanderK 7y ago
yeah, similiar experience. I've got a play 3 and the think it's quite a pain. I would never buy a sonos or recommend it to anyone, it's a poorly supported walled garden which only introduces features to the newer speakers and

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