Nydhal

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by Nydhal 8y ago
Doesn't work. Simply because of nth order effects. This type of reductionist approach cannot be plugged-in by design. Simple solutions grow out of complicated ones following some evolution not the other way around. The proof is they ke
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by Nydhal 8y ago
This is an indicator of a large scale operation. Scaling an operation entails a degree of tolerance to the degradation in the quality of the product, especially when the marginal benefit from quantity significantly exceeds that of quality.
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by Nydhal 8y ago
> militarizing the police That's where the right-left model breaks. This is not an extreme right wing thing, it's statist authoritarianism. Can be embraced by both sides, extreme or not.
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by Nydhal 8y ago
Mostly Microsoft's. I assume some Azure from my previous experience with on of their courses.
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The falling cat problem(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Nydhal 9y ago
A step in the right direction would be to encourage sharing negative results. It's important to know what to avoid too.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Yes. In my country we don't have any of the american fast food. I guarantee you if Mcdonalds opens shop there same thing would happen. HN readers seem to be very unaware of how different lifestyle/culture is across the developing
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by Nydhal 9y ago
In one word: locality. Images have it narratives do not.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Most transactions fall into the first -solved- category, a minority is in the second.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
You had me at Bourbaki.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
It could be. CS and more generally tech related fields have this positive feedback loop where the technology facilitates it's own development. For example: The easiest and most abundant thing to learn on the web is unsurprisingly web d
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by Nydhal 9y ago
I thought it was a stretch when reading that medium post. Now reading this and thinking about it after finishing two undergraduate classes one on operating systems and another on compilers, the machine learning for systems part makes a lot
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Live very far away from parents, family and friends. They don't use other options. Not worth it to convince them all to switch.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Euler was a mathematician after all. Now thinking about it I wonder what project Djikstra would look like, or say maybe project Stallman.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
You should increase the bet with every interval, for a better outcome :)
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by Nydhal 9y ago
You have a very naive idealistic view of the world. A lot of bad things HAVE come out of such views of the world.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Ancient greeks you said ? https://www.theonion.com/historians-admit-to-inventing-ancie...
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by Nydhal 9y ago
I have this crazy theory (just for fun) that flat-earthers are people who want to be taken to space, as in they fake the disbelief in order to advance space exploration. If I bet you $1000 that the earth is flat you'd have an incentive
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by Nydhal 9y ago
In some sense traditional medicine or traditional\religious healthy habits (I'm thinking something like kashrut) has way larger sample since it's been practiced for millenia and its populations still survived enough to transmit th
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Here's another theory. Coffee makes you move more. Moving is healthy. Think of how coffee gets people off their desks to get it and also because of the caffeine and the need to urinate after. Its unlike other drinks as people don'
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Gaming is also behind the rise of GPUs and companies like Nvidia, long before Deep Learning became a thing.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
What kind of experience are you looking for a software developing position? Any internships opportunities for a CS indergrad with a statistics minor?
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by Nydhal 9y ago
What kind of software engineers are they hiring? I'm senior CS student and want to work in this space (crypto). Could you recommend any subject to dive into?
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Sometimes all it takes is a good family. You take good care of a kid and they can achieve miracles.
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by Nydhal 9y ago
It's wise to appreciate those people in your family who program and give them credit, just for the fact that they exposed you to programming. I know many who grew up with parents which can't even read, let alone have more than one
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by Nydhal 9y ago
Maybe someone should start a new social network just for college students again as facebook seems to have shifted focus from that specific demographic. The twist could be on allowing a hybrid approach where you can have the choice of anonym
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by Nydhal 9y ago
What is the worst case legal costs for a green card through H1-B ?
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by Nydhal 9y ago
The fifth level is becoming the joke.
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How to thrive as a fox in a world full of hedgehogs.(3quarksdaily.com)
1 points by Nydhal 9y ago|0 comments
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by Nydhal 9y ago
I always thought correlation was transitive.Isn't it? It is surely reflexive but I might have to go back and study more about those properties.

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