Yajirobe

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by Yajirobe 8y ago
> The problem with spending literally thousands of hours in a game is most of what you experience and learn is not transferable to real life.
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
Yes, everything in life should be measured by how much applicable it is to the real world.
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
What is people's opinion on Tensorflow?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
There is no reason to assume that they don't.
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
No. Irony is when the outcome of a state of affairs is opposite the expected one. The movie being about financial scams implies nothing about the making of the movie. Now, if the Wolf of Wall Street criticized (or made fun of) financial sca
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
> A mixed state is that which is a linear combination of pure states e.g. a|0> + b|1> Here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubit#Mixed_state it says that 'Mixed states can be represented by points inside th
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
What's the difference between an entangled state and a mixed state?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
So why does the Hadamard+CNOT acting on two qubits give an entangled state, but a Hadamard acting on a single qubit does not give an entangled state?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
> for all stages of life Even for babies?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
Why do you think it's a waste? And why do you think it's involuntary?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
850/10 equals 85, not 8.5. 425/5 is equal to 85, not 8.5.
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
> A huge amount of entropy is destroyed And why is that a problem for generating random arrow presses?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
Why would the average CS student need to know about the Turing test?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
So I take it the author is well-read in high-energy particle physics to make this claim?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
A question about the article. Surely, for any function fn(x) we can just add gn(x) = 1-fn(x) to the table. And so then the argument that there are missing functions does not hold. Why is this reasoning wrong?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
Is climbing a good sport according to this 'limit of muscular strength' requirement?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
I heard sugar is good for the brain. Is that incorrect?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
I don't understand the need for a built in REPL. Why not just use the interpreter in a terminal window?
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
Also, lets throw out the law of excluded middle and axiom of choice!
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
Hi Scott. I've read your 'Why Philosophers Should Care About Computational Complexity' - I found it to be a very nice read. Is your book 'Quantum Computing Since Democritus' worth getting my hands on? Is it not goin
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by Yajirobe 8y ago
I have a question. Since the worm travels from USB to USB, does that mean that it infected thousands (or more) of regular people USBs but did nothing, until it found itself in a purity facility? Or was the worm somehow directly sent (physic
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by Yajirobe 9y ago
That tends to happen when people are given anonymity.
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by Yajirobe 9y ago
> "I made an algorithm that replicates an observed distribution, so my description of the algorithm is a potential explanation for that distribution." I mean, technically it is a potential explanation, just not necessarily a co
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by Yajirobe 9y ago
Try optimizing for the shape of an antenna using hill climbing. Thing about evolutionary networks is that they can evolve topology, which usually is just a thing decided by people implementing NNs (and not guaranteed to be anywhere near mos
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by Yajirobe 9y ago
Neuroevolution is nothing new. I don't know why people think this is something big/innovative.