Nimitz14

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by Nimitz14 11y ago
> The concept of no members of a group fitting into the average range for all observations is reminiscent of the 'curse of dimensionality'. Can anyone with a data science background make the connection here? ? It would seem lik
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
> proposes a vector of vectors to make a 2D matrix what would be the right way to do this?
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
I'm no expert on the subject, but the term 'air freight' does exist, as well as many articles discussing the pros and cons of transporting cargo by air vs by sea. Google it.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
The problem is ANN (I'm assuming you're thinking of them) are not deterministic so I wonder whether they're may be issues regarding the legality of using a system with an uncertain outcome.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
Yeah... anybody who knows Germany will laugh at the idea of Berlin being some sort of powerhouse in comparison to Munich and Stuttgart. The fact the last two weren't even mentioned makes the author look really uninformed.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
I understood it differently: He's saying work is a large part of life and therefore should not be treated as if it's something apart/different. That does not mean that one 'should spend all your life at work'. It me
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
> It works as a vaccine against tribal thinking. Really good way of putting it. I'm stealing that.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
You trying to kill people with text?
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
> What you don't get is a "better education". (Edit: Some have pointed out rightly that I should differentiate here between top non-elite instututions and the ones that are diploma mills, so to be clear, what I'm sayi
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
> Both teach basically the same thing. They should, but they don't. Teachers make a difference. I'm at a mediocre university and watching MIT lectures has made me realize I'm missing out on literally mountains of knowledge
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2014/04/04/michael-lewis-... Quote: > I think this is the crux of this story: according to Michael Lewis and Katsuyama, we’re supposed to trust people like Einhorn who ha
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
russnewcomer never implied that Russia had a responsible culture. I think you misunderstood his post. For some reason you decided to use his comment as a soapbox to broadcast your own views. Your comment is a non-sequitur (look it up). And
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
What a silly comment.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
Author wrote a follow up in 2013. https://www.ciaonet.org/attachments/23981/uploads
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
I'm curious, what do you think is new in hearing aids? edit: Just looked at iHear. I'm skeptical: There's a reason pretty much all hearing aid researchers advocate outside-of-ear hearing aids. But I didn't look into it m
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
Yeah what the hell? Anybody who thinks that gets an idiot stamp from me on the head.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
He's not implying anything. He's saying it's wrong to assume that everybody should want the same thing. Is it that hard to understand?
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
That was good. Thanks for the link.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
Nice to someone with a balanced perspective. Usually you talk to an ex-colonist and it's all doom and gloom regarding the Empire.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
Your drug knowledge stems from newspapers and TV shows? No wonder you know nothing about them.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
I still stand by my statement that I think a lot of the public reaction to Fukushima was overblown (as a resident of Germany and a supporter of NPPs, I am biased ;) ). Have to admit I falsely remembered the radiation levels being lower by a
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
> It's considered on the same scale as Chernobyl [1]. Which is a fucking scandal and really pisses anybody who knows anything about radiation off.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
> Think about it - the first and most definitive, accessible source on any subject you don't know anything about, is something strangers on the Internet can collaboratively edit, troll, or subtlely subvert. That's not true. Go
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
I don't see what you're getting at. Group A is better and there are more of them. What's the problem?
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
Have you never given a presentation in your life? They are practiced and prepared beforehand.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
You know what, you're right. I take back what I said.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
I think you took what he said the wrong way. He's saying give me a memo like The Economist writes its articles. Clear. Precise. No fluff. Lots of facts pertinent to the topic at hand. He's saying don't write like the New York
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
And I don't want to hang around cry babies. I hope reddit stays the same so people like you go away.
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by Nimitz14 11y ago
speed is not meth

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