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by Puer 8y ago
I don't doubt it and I don't doubt that M.I.T. will create an intensive AI college. My point was that a lot of universities, even distinguished ones, are recognizing that there's a real demand and hype for "AI/Data
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by Puer 8y ago
Unfortunately, I think statistics will continue to be under-appreciated. All of my mathematics professors in undergraduate said that statistics and linear algebra are the two most useful fields of math to know and that dedicating time to st
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by Puer 8y ago
In what world would that cost the company "next to nothing"??? That person isn't going to be working for a year. The company either needs to hire someone else to replace them, which is an expensive process, or lose the produc
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by Puer 8y ago
They may have changed it, but if I remember correctly that guarantee in the original quality only lasts for 2 years. So after uploading photos for 2 years, everything is converted to lower quality. They'll also implicitly use your phot
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by Puer 8y ago
Google. https://youtu.be/Rykmwn0SMWU?t=40
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by Puer 8y ago
It's pretty pathetic too after they release a whole slew of ads making fun of Apple's design choices... Only to unashamedly copy them in the next iteration.
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by Puer 8y ago
Driving is not a right. It's a privilege.
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by Puer 8y ago
Back in my day they used to play Fur Elise. I know other people may find your video unremarkable, but to me it was deeply nostalgic and instantly brought back good childhood memories. Thank you for sharing.
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by Puer 8y ago
They may have initially copied Snapchat, but they've built on the feature and made it much more engaging to use than the original.
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by Puer 8y ago
It would be very unfortunate for me to lose my default phone number...
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by Puer 8y ago
I started pulling out my beard hairs as a replacement to cheek biting, which was a replacement to nail biting... Now I try to make sure I just keep a pack of gum on me.
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by Puer 8y ago
I'm excited to take this class this fall at the U of M. I've heard that the fall course is more algorithmically rigorous than the spring course because the computer science department tries to open it up to non-CS majors at that t
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SEC Probes Tesla Over Model 3 Production Disclosures(wsj.com)
3 points by Puer 8y ago|0 comments
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by Puer 8y ago
https://outline.com/u2qNKA Outline link, paywall.
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SEC Sends Subpoena to Tesla in Probe Over Musk Tweets(wsj.com)
60 points by Puer 8y ago|68 comments
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by Puer 8y ago
Could you give an example of how you would use these methods to debug versus other methods/approaches? I'd love to hear if you're willing to share--I program mainly in Python these days but Python's magic methods are def
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by Puer 8y ago
Because car companies are horridly shortsighted. All of the major US car makers right now are doubling down on building gas-guzzling pickup trucks and SUVs because they have a nice profit margin and because Americans love commuting alone do
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by Puer 8y ago
Followed by the loss of what.cd. It was truly one of the most impressive catalogs of information on the internet.
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by Puer 8y ago
Saving posts is also notoriously unreliable, in my experience. I've had posts where I've clicked the "save" button and it's flipped to "unsave" but upon refreshing the page the button resets as if it was n
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by Puer 8y ago
Yup. The RX100 is an amazing little thing - Fits in my pocket but packs a huge punch. People are always surprised (almost put off) when they see me shooting with a tiny point and shoot. Shameless plug, but every single photo on my Instagram
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by Puer 8y ago
I disagree. The modern act of viewing a digital ad produces more data than people realize. How long you looked at an ad, whether you clicked it, whether you skipped it or tried to hide it, etc. All of those implicit actions create data that
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by Puer 8y ago
Honestly, unless these ML bootcamps are extensive courses on calculus, linear algebra, and statistics and not just "Here's k-means. Memorize it" I doubt they'll harm the market for grad school educated data scientists.
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by Puer 8y ago
This is something that's almost always glossed over and I'm glad they included it. It's easy to apply ML algorithms to perfect data that doesn't need cleaning and get great results. Finding a productive model when presen
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by Puer 8y ago
Companies will argue, either rightly or wrongly, that people are already getting paid... Just not in cash. Google Maps is free for me to use, so long as I relinquish location data necessary for it to function, which Google can then use as t
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by Puer 8y ago
Yes, the WSJ does make mistakes and, like all human creations, has some degree of underlying bias. However, it is generally a reliable and quality source of information. The parent comment was edited so of course there's no way you cou
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by Puer 8y ago
Chronic insomnia is still extremely poorly understood, unfortunately, and as other commentators have mentioned in this thread sleep medications are a short term bandage that come with their own harmful side-effects. As someone who's a
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by Puer 8y ago
It's disingenuous to associate yourself as a "reader" when you evidently didn't read the article carefully: "Tesla declined to comment on the specific memo. But it confirmed it is seeking price reductions from sup
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by Puer 8y ago
"Tesla declined to comment on the specific memo. But it confirmed it is seeking price reductions from suppliers for projects, some of which date back to 2016, and some of which haven’t been completed." Also, if you're going
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by Puer 8y ago
Just because the company denied the report it doesn't necessarily mean it wasn't true. Companies deny things all the time in accordance to whatever suits their current interests. "Several hours after The Wall Street Journal r
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by Puer 8y ago
"Tesla declined to comment on the specific memo. But it confirmed it is seeking price reductions from suppliers for projects, some of which date back to 2016, and some of which haven’t been completed." The Wall Street Journal is o

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