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by Salgat 4y ago
I remember using exrx a decade ago to build a workout routine with dumbbells that hit all muscles. Such an excellent resource.
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by Salgat 4y ago
We found bed bugs and the best AirBNB would do is cancel and give us a $70 airbnb credit. The owner never answered our calls. Additionally they banned us for 2 days from Airbnb to quarantine but told us we should go to a hotel. It was a nig
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by Salgat 4y ago
Sounds to me like all this technical debt being fixed came as a free bonus in addition to their regular more business driven goals.
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by Salgat 4y ago
What you're describing is a role fulfilled by a product manager, rather than a traditional people manager.
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by Salgat 4y ago
I can see voice actors selling the rights to their voice on a case by case basis.
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by Salgat 4y ago
It's only for devices which opt out of having a unique ID. At that point, you have to consider different situations, including two devices of the same type in different ports. Safest to just assume each device is a new one.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Is it likely they'll just offload the entire L3 onto a larger node sized chiplet to save both space and money? If 5nm and 3nm are the same SRAM size, no sense putting any L3 on the 3nm if the latency impact isn't too major.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Aspartame is one of the most exhaustively studied ingredients in the human food supply; studies like these need to be much more concrete to raise concern.
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by Salgat 4y ago
It's about refining the approximations it makes until those approximations are too tiny/negligible to create failures in code.
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by Salgat 4y ago
All those things are susceptible to the same issue: the ML model can generate test cases and error messages that are convincing to you and me regardless of whether they're actually right. Don't get me wrong, ML will reach a point
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by Salgat 4y ago
The problem with ML is that it's pattern recognition, it's an approximation. Code is absolute, it's logic that is interpreted very literally and very exactly. This is what makes it so dangerous for coding; it creates code tha
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by Salgat 4y ago
On the plus side, this forces bacteria to compromise in other ways in order to incorporate antibiotic resistance.
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by Salgat 4y ago
With a better chip this should be totally doable. It would achieve the desired result of being able to play on your hardware of choice (the original gameboy), but at the expense of it not being a "true" gameboy hardware ran game,
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by Salgat 4y ago
If your business is dependent on Azure, what happens when they shut down your services for lack of payment? This seems extremely risky.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Man that was horrifying to read, but also seems so plausible. I really hope that humans respect the sentience of artificial life in the future. Knowing the greed of humans though, it'll probably be treated as a loophole for what is ext
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by Salgat 4y ago
Interesting. To be honest I really appreciated how they started with Matlab; it gave a very math-centric focus to the fundamentals, although of course you can do all of that with Python too. And I say this as a professional developer.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Lest you be resurrected and tortured eternally as retribution.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Andrew Ng's online courses are great to get your feet wet. You use Octave/Matlab to implement the basics of many machine learning models from scratch, and build yourself up to using python to design several popular deep learning m
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by Salgat 4y ago
His goal is artificial general intelligence, something that seemed to grab his attention after he was already actively working on VR. My guess is that when he started teaching himself machine learning, he realized that he needed to focus al
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by Salgat 4y ago
Can you elaborate? Isn't the whole point of Ethereum's creation for practical applications, which they've continued to fail to have adoption for?
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by Salgat 4y ago
The problem is that Ethereum continues to be used almost exclusively for speculation of ethereum, followed by creation of literally hundreds of thousands of ERC20 cryptocurrencies, followed by anonymous lotteries/gambling (and for a br
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by Salgat 4y ago
Deep Learning is just Neural networks with more than one hidden layer, so in this case I refer to NN/DL grouped together versus everything else.
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by Salgat 4y ago
They don't really have a choice. Either they build fabs in other countries or those countries will simply invest/subsidize their own fabs (including Intel) to avoid a single point of failure for chip supply.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Reminds me of in C# how you can pass either an integer for time (usually in milliseconds) or pass in a TimeSpan object. I always use TimeSpan instead of an integer for exactly this reason.
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by Salgat 4y ago
My understanding is that the biggest advantage between traditional machine learning and neural networks is that neural networks are useful when features either need to be generated or are poorly understood (such as a binary blob of an image
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by Salgat 4y ago
The sad reality is that diets aren't a one size fits all solution. Different diets work for different folks. And before someone tries to be a smartass, I understand the calorie out > calorie in requirement; the whole point of findin
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by Salgat 4y ago
The immutable nature of the blockchain is not the interesting part, and in most cases you're far better off just using Kafka/EventStore for that. The only revolutionary thing brought by cryptocurrencies was truly anonymous trustle
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by Salgat 4y ago
You'd fall under the deployment category. The "sexy" part of ML, designing the models, is done by the PhDs, then you clean up their code to help make it production ready.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Every takeover? That's funny because when my employer was bought by a bigger company they increased benefits to ensure that they wouldn't lose their best employees.
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by Salgat 4y ago
Toxic to me is joining a company under certain terms of employment only for some billionaire to come in and drastically change those working conditions for the worse. I frankly don't give a shit if others have it worse, there's al

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