Yajirobe

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by Yajirobe 5y ago
Better yet, threaten to punish them. It's been shown that negative reinforcement is more effective than positive
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
no examples?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
could you provide a python example?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
> and I’ve found recently that I’ve been appending “site:reddit.com” to all of my text search queries to actually get useful results. This is a problem with the web, not with Google. The web has become littered with trash content
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
how can the temperature of a black hole make sense? Is it the temperature of the singularity point? Is it the temperature of the space inside the event horizon (but it can't be, as that space is empty)?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
Is it worth getting a third dose?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
What if anything I can come up with that aligns with my hobbies has already been done?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
Nuitka is the best python compiler I've used. I have tried at least three others and none worked as good as nuitka. And I'm talking about complicated dependencies such as pytorch, selenium, tesseract - that type of stuff.
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
Come on. Bill Gates is for sure more tactful, despite lasting only 9 moves against Carlsen
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
This feels like it should be bigger than the Dewa Kipas drama. An Indian techbro billionaire cheats against the biggest Indian chess legend. I wonder if it's going to hurt the billionaire's image in the long run. Also, how do peop
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
> it affected my last relationship how so?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
The differences between a professional situation/drinking with friends/talking with grandmother are way too big compared to the differences between HN and Reddit. The latter two are actually extremely similar in how content gets p
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
But you people visit Reddit as well. Is this your alter ego on HN? Why not behave the same way you do in other communities, why put on a mask for the HN folks?
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> if this formula was not immediately apparent to a student upon being told it, that student would never become a first-class mathematician. -- Carl Friedrich Gauss
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
> The average consumer is an idiot Excuse me?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
homeschooling
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
Not gonna work. Bitcoin people are all for adoption but only on paper. In reality, nobody wants to pay for gas or purchase a pizza using bitcoin. All these people care about is speculation and 'beating the market'.
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
> output arguments are to be avoided in favour of return values what is an output argument?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
How is that sexist?
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
“Continued American leadership in Artificial Intelligence is of paramount importance to maintaining the economic and national security of the United States.” – President Donald J. Trump
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by Yajirobe 5y ago
Someone of his caliber could easily work remotely and earn 200k+ a year
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What It Was Like to Buy a Computer in 1994(youtube.com)
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
> - You are highly or fairly paid. Not everyone is from the US
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
that's a condescending comment
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
They teach you English writing in CS/STEM programmes?
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> There already are services who claim to be able to verify the authenticity of images. And so far, I managed to fool all of them with good CGI videos injected through MIPI into an Android system. Not to mention adversarial attacks will
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
Yes, that is totally Mark Zuckerberg
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
How does palliative care distance us from the reality of death? Isn't it in a sense more natural way to go?
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
It's a 9V battery. Relax.
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by Yajirobe 6y ago
> I have zero empathy for these companies and their investors. Wow, imagine being so hateful towards amazing open-source tools

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