Nimitz14

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by Nimitz14 8y ago
I'm guessing you are not interests in local events.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
I'm a developer and completely disagree with your advice.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
I'm going to piggy back off of your comment to say that I have no problems working "in the zone" in an open office. I can just ignore what is going around me. And I had HR sitting right behind me (as in 1.5m away) for a while
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
You're an outlier.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Thank you for taking the time to write this out, this could really help me!
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
If you just run something for 3 days every 2 weeks using your numbers that comes out to $432 per month. Just one month! Still not including storage costs etc. So after 6 months you're even. And you can still sell those GPUs in 1/2
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
65% seems quite bad.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
This may shock you, but some people prefer doing research to working a normal job and earning lots of money. Those are the types of people that should and will do PhDs (there are unfortunately a lot who think like you and still try and do a
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
And yet you _completely_ failed at understanding what the author was saying.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Unit tests don't actually tell you that your code works. Integration tests do that.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Awesome!
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
This. I have a feeling most of the people who complain about PhDs are those that started one just because they didn't know what else to do. They're not that intelligent, they don't care that much about doing research. But the
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Thank you very much for sharing! That was very interesting.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
I don't think any of those shows are on the same level as the top tier HBO ones. The only show that I think reaches it is Breaking Bad (AMC). I actually think the best netflix ever did was with Bloodline (S1 only). House of Cards, whil
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
I was using a 1600X and it worked fine. Using a 1950X and still works fine. I pretty frequently put it under heavy load.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
> There was a time, a bit longer ago, when beam search and A* were considered AI. Yeah, maybe the marketing people said that..
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
You cannot be serious?! PKK & YPG would have gotten absolutely crushed without american airpower. Nevermind that USSOF is on the ground, if I remember correctly there are Rangers and some USMC artillery in Syria as well. There were h
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Balkans.
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Just because some people who don't know any better say the US invaded Iraq for oil does not make it true. And ignoring Iraq, did the US intervene in the Balkans because of natural resources or potential markets? Or in Somalia? Please t
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
> I don't think any business should be allowed to deny their offering to any paying customer. I do not understand your mindset. Why are you trying to force people to do something they do not want to do?
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Seems to me they're doing it to achieve the opposite effect (Asians are stereotypically the most docile).
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
It's really astonishing how many liberals in the west will defend the middle-east's version of Hitler. Go and tell an Iraqi Kurd it would have been better to leave Iraq under Saddam's rule. Also so convenient to absolve any o
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
There is a difference between AI/ML safety/robustness (as in ensuring self driving cars don't behave erratically given unexpected inputs), and the skynet predictions. > Consider critiquing the concrete projects that are fu
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
> Markets work by paying for value created. That is not completely true. Market pay also depends on demand and supply. When I was 19 I got 20 Euro an hour (tax free!) doing some CAD work not because of my skills (they were pathetic), but
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
Not remotely applicable. For one, so far everyone predicting doom about AI has been a layman a subject. Maybe you aren't aware, but this is a field that people do PhDs and get professorships in. Noone respected agrees with the doom-say
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
What do you do that causes filenames to appear with spaces? And why do you not fix the cause instead of forcing yourself to deal with the possibility of a filename with a space in every possible situation?
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
You seem to be imagining some sort of situation where bash is used to deal with input from customers (random users). You do not use bash for that. Filenames with spaces (lol) do not happen unless you do it yourself. Bash is useful for produ
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by Nimitz14 8y ago
That was fantastic. It is rare for someone to speak so publicly about such feelings. I felt that it was coming from the heart. A real connection. I immediately checked whether he might have written anything else but was disappointed to find
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by Nimitz14 9y ago
Sure you have enough air sitting on a horse so high?
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by Nimitz14 9y ago
No. It's not. Learn logic.

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