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Bitcoin Machine Learning(ryxcommar.com)
2 points by Nesco 6y ago|0 comments
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by Nesco 6y ago
Personally I think we are watching the slow death of the USA. May be from France I am not getting all the subtle details about the situation on the ground but the country seems to be completely divided. There is almost nothing now that hold
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by Nesco 6y ago
I am a lifelong atheist so don’t expect me to defend (even modern) Hinduism and Christianity. They have their own flaws that are also deep. I was just pointing out no one dared to use the word Islam - so at this point it was clear for me it
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by Nesco 6y ago
The separation between the sacred and the profane predates religion and persist even in atheism. Topics related to human life are broadly forbidden to economic activities for example.
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by Nesco 6y ago
I don’t think there is a “church” in Islam. Correct me if I am wrong but the imam is only the prayer leader and nothing more. Islam is by definition social (the concept of Ummah) and includes a corpus of laws. And anyway in most Muslim majo
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by Nesco 6y ago
Gulf Arabs are loaded and still deeply religious. I don’t really see your point here...
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by Nesco 6y ago
Could this be counted as white privilege? https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/science-and-technology/st...
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by Nesco 6y ago
> his one, in particular, that “antifa is a violent mob that is super hypocritical” For having met many of them during the Gilets Jaunes demonstration in Paris, it’s not only true but an understatement. In addition everyone of them I tal
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by Nesco 6y ago
Even if it were the hidden objective, the arguments given are still pretty convincing
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by Nesco 6y ago
I was speaking from a French perspective and I broadly thought it was pretty similar in most of W.E. I do not know the legislation and the jurisprudence in the Dutch case. Mea culpa if am wrong outside of France
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by Nesco 6y ago
I totally agree with you, but you have also to agree then (to stay coherent) that the fact some structures of powers are predominantly held by white men does not necessary mean there is a systemic racism and a white privilege. Otherwise t
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by Nesco 6y ago
At least in Western Europe yes, noticing some patterns is forbidden by the law. I have personally ancestors that died during the Shoah so I am especially sensible to the damage antisemitism can do but it’s getting downright absurd at this p
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by Nesco 6y ago
That’s not what I meant. What I meant is that if you want to convince others of opening borders and if you want to engage in political activities to promote policies that fit your moral compass but in which your fellow citizens will also sh
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by Nesco 6y ago
You have a pretty interesting take on that matter however I have to disagree with you. Firstly you can’t compare nations of the past where the horse or the boat where the fastest means of transportations and where the vast majority people w
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by Nesco 6y ago
It’s clearly not his existence but his presence at $CURRENT_LOCATION because he immigrated illegaly . In my view you get an absurd result because you exchanged two words in a context where it is absurd to do so. Everything is clearer if yo
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by Nesco 6y ago
What do you find absurd in “someone who illegally entered on the soil of a sovereign state”? Because it seems to me then that you find the very concept of law absurd.
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by Nesco 6y ago
Sadly I think that unconsciously for many Americans it means « less brown ppl », highly skilled or not
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by Nesco 6y ago
French here. I am really interested in why you find Europe attractive when India has some big tech hub in Bangalore, Singapore nearby and the US with a large Indian community. It seems to me that in every aspect Europe is less interesting t
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by Nesco 6y ago
This approach can mislead people because it by design make the hypothesis that the support is infinite and that the variance is finite, which is why it ends in a thin tail distribution in the first place. Plus as said by klodolph the choice
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by Nesco 6y ago
A derivative can also be obtained for the abs function interpreted as a distribution / generalized function. However I don’t think it is helpful for calculus because of the dirac measure that pop-up
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Computational Trinitarianism(ncatlab.org)
3 points by Nesco 6y ago|0 comments