RobertDeNiro

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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
> Does he take some supplements to do this? I think its just hyperfocus.
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
Seems like he came to the same realization as Karpathy. Any problem of the scale of self driving requires massive organization and work, its not a short term project. There's a ton of managing and planning involved, and if what drives
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
Yeah. Might as well make it 5 days a week at that point. Since it still requires everyone to live near the office.
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
Its a shortage at a given salary. Up the salary and the shortage is not present. So really it is self imposed.
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
Isn't it considered SOUP ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_of_unknown_pedigree
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
The author should use his own model and make this article 10x better. Maybe then it'll be worth reading.
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by RobertDeNiro 4y ago
The IMF is anti cryptocurrency ?
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by RobertDeNiro 5y ago
Yeah. Tons of people use Web MD, but its also free. I'm pretty sure I would use glacier MD if given the choice, but if you asked me to pay for it I likely would not. There is a similar enough service called labdoor. They review protein
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by RobertDeNiro 5y ago
You conveniently left out the part that says : "A school district may not encourage classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in primary grade levels or in a manner that is not age-appropriate or developmentally
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by RobertDeNiro 5y ago
You're not meant to look at your keyboard. It's simply not efficient.
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by RobertDeNiro 5y ago
The number of patients that are interested in viewing or accessing their own data has to be negligible. Last time I got an Xray they actually gave me a DVD of the imaging itself. I remember looking at it, I thought it was neat, but ultimate
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by RobertDeNiro 5y ago
The original use case was for black markets such as silkroad. Then crypto made so much sense.
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by RobertDeNiro 5y ago
Part of the appeal of collectibles is that they hold their value through time (if they are preserved properly). It's not clear to me if an NFT of today will still exist in 50 years? I assume that it will, but it also implies that peopl
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by RobertDeNiro 5y ago
Not surprisingly, that's the part that sold Mark Cuban on NFTs. The infinite money stream.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
I hate work from home. Worst idea ever.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
You're being downvoted for no good reason. Mass farming is what brought us here. This will keep happening, unless we change our behavior.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
These are the most difficult numbers to have because the vaccine and trials are still only a few months old.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
Transverse myelitis was also observed in some people infected by sars-cov-2, one case alone is not enough to lead to any meaningful conclusion.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
The bad news is that we can't really have one vaccine candidate released to the general public much before the others, as that will impact the results of other vaccines that are still in Phase 1/2/3.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
There's never been any belief among the scientific community that any of the vaccine candidates would provide sterilizing immunity. That was just a pipe dream.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
Merck's stock is down while Astrazenca's is up, thats enough indication that merck doesnt hold anything.
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by RobertDeNiro 6y ago
This shows a very poor understanding of how doctors work. On difficult cases doctors often need to consult with others, sharing information about the case. Furthermore, in pysch. multiple followups are required. If this is all solely done o
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
There is quite a bit of evidence actually. People are always quick to defend wet markets when they serve no real purpose over traditional markets.
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
I believe the full article is in Chinese.
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
Kind of a half measure. Why not ban all public events? Or do we expect events with less than 1000 people to not have any infected attendees ?
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
I think you're better off trying to predict when the Coronavirus epidemic will be over. In a way it's more predictable, because we have a fairly good understanding of how it spreads and under what conditions.
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
There's no proper tutorial AFAIK. Just examples in the hasktorch repo.
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
People have done this but with hasktorch. Which are haskell bindings to the pytorch C++ libraries. The static typing definitely helps when you want to ensure that the input/output shapes of a layer are consistent.
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
What they don't tell you is that these summaries are always hand picked from a few that were generated.
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by RobertDeNiro 7y ago
I would say OR (operations research) is really what's meant here.

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