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MiroF
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7y ago
I just refactor into a module that I import into my notebook as I go along. This lets me use the notebook for quick prototyping, but also productionize faster if need be.
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7y ago
It's Waymo & Cruise far in the lead, although I don't know where some of the stealthier companies like Aurora are right now.
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7y ago
For that level, I would consider it short - no?
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7y ago
What sciencemag quotes, > It suggests they had a “most recent common ancestor”—meaning a common source—as early as 1 October. what the quoted link says, > The first case symptoms was recently reported to be December 1, 2019 5, althoug
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7y ago
Many of the innovations in DB research are for people with very large and very analytic workloads. That is not most users on HN, who often rely heavily on point updates and queries.
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7y ago
there are ways of circumventing them - China has very sophisticated traffic analysis options but they are not too hard to get around as long as you're not using one of the big popular VPNs.
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7y ago
that's assuming they can catch you, which they most likely can't.
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7y ago
if you're smart enough to be in grad school, you're smart enough to have a VPN
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7y ago
Even with this rule, it is generally cheaper than commercial flights from other carriers, except (in my experience) for extremely low price United flights that have the same stipulation.
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7y ago
Curious, I must have missed the part where GP said that eating bats is an "inherently Chinese" thing to do.
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i'm curious what natural means in the context of animal species that are relative newcomers and have always been domesticated
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7y ago
"normal ranges"? https://d2vlcm61l7u1fs.cloudfront.net/media%2F6a3%2F6a3d1795...
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7y ago
> Since it lacks common sense and a ton was invested it, the piece posits it is evidence in favor of 'empirical' approaches to intelligence seemingly being wrong and alternatives being a good idea from now on. It is unclear to
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7y ago
This article doesn't make much sense to me, although I admittedly am not familiar with linguistic theory. > ' One of the most foundational claims of Chomskyan linguistics has been that sentences are represented as tree structur
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7y ago
Yes, that video isn't an argument. Just because bats are eaten isn't proof positive that that is where the xeno barrier was crossed
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7y ago
but then compare the number of typical influenza dead to the year of the 2009 H1N1 pandemic
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7y ago
This is exactly the same for me. I only search reddit through google (and ddg otherwise), but it no longer is providing me with recent results even when I filter.
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7y ago
Uh, it absolutely has - and with more distant connections than direct parentage. See the recent Golden State Killer case for instance, as well as a myriad of others.
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All I'm saying is that it is evidence that the file was in some way malicious.
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7y ago
If the video contains an encrypted binary as suggested in the report, then that is telling..
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> Bezos didn’t want to provide his phone directly to the FBI telling..
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They train winning code from scratch, I think, so you wouldn't have been able to just train the model with the "unseen" data.
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If they were smart, they would have used the whole set for hyperparameter tuning. That would be essentially undetectable.
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7y ago
there's no "ethically sourced" meat that doesn't involve that sort of pain/suffering
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Yep, and I'm not saying its a bad approach! Just trying to answer "why is that any worse than, say, starting with randomly initialized weights in general?" wrt gradient passing I'm not sure I'd agree with the "
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7y ago
Okay, I've now done a brief perusal of the paper. Perhaps I'm wrong, but it seems to me that deciding on the bucket is the discrete decision. If you have two "words"/"contexts" in a sequence that ought to
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This also seems to be true in theory regarding torrents but not in practice.
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Not if there is a government issued takedown notice it isn't.
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This is a good idea - my only worry is you might end up unintentionally seeding illicit content like CP
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Building a tunnel and then filling it with cars is a waste of space. The per capita gains don't just come from being underground, they come from density of people - which is abysmal for cars, multiplied by the fact that most people dri
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