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by _gmax0 3y ago
Or the converse, how much time have you spent living in fear?
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by _gmax0 3y ago
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man7/inet.h.7pos... The joys of socket programming.
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Because the issues you mention are fundamentally problems of resource allocation. More specifically, allocating human labor towards potentially intractable problems in the absence of convincingly enticing incentives. Maybe withhold making n
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Existing graph-theoretic analysis would still apply to hypergraphs after essentially redefining the graph using coloring algorithms no?
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Not an expert, but analysis of very large graphs is already computationally expensive. Does generalizing to hypergraphs ease this in any way? The cost-benefit trade-off seems to be greater computational complexity for potentially unobserved
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by _gmax0 3y ago
+1 to this sentiment.
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Send them to graduate school.
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Agreed. If anything, if I were an employer at a software shop, I'd be worried that a student of EE would get bored of the work I have to offer.
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Not an expert, so posing a few questions in response to the article: - Barring market microstructure considerations altogether, aren't there human-engineered failsafes in place to prevent market selloffs? Most recent and salient exampl
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by _gmax0 3y ago
It's his personal study on human nature fictionalized as a mundane story. The meat of the work isn't the plot, but the interactions between the characters, which each are supposed to represent various personality archetypes and wo
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Didn't think I'd come across a DTW paper here. Have you seen anything worth reading in that line of literature which addresses a more practical issue of segment sizing and segment overlap on accuracy?
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by _gmax0 3y ago
And to think psychiatrists are bestowed with the authority to mass-prescribe amphetamines upon accurately deducing the presence of ADHD from brief patient self-evaluations is eyebrow raising. Looking forward to when a portable EEG monitors
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Give the author a break, he/she is 21.
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Do you have any idea of where a young person might find that sort of environment today? Did you by chance work with Odlyzko there?
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Thanks for the correction. It's been some time since I actively thought about the theory (evidently I didn't digest it correctly the first time!).
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by _gmax0 3y ago
Sure, under the assumption that your parameter space is convex.
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by _gmax0 3y ago
The most concise and intuitive line of explanation I've been given goes along the lines of this: 1 - We want to model data, representative of some system, through functions. 2 - Virtually any function can be expressed by a n-th order p
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by _gmax0 3y ago
No, I'd respond with, you should reserve moral sentimentalism for people on an individual-basis, not collectively as a system.
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by _gmax0 4y ago
Tragically poetic.
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by _gmax0 4y ago
'Whatever people's idealized single life is, working in finance/tech in NYC, dating and traveling would be on that list.' This is where you begin to overgeneralize.
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by _gmax0 4y ago
Man, these are the times I wish I had access to Bloomberg Terminal. What bond-selection strategies do banks usually take in situations like this? Riskiest bonds off of their sheets first?
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by _gmax0 4y ago
Earlier this year I was curious if I could live life as a single male for the rest of my life in a capitalistic Western society that tends to frame many issues from a partisan-listic perspective. I'm no sociologist and did not apply an
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by _gmax0 4y ago
Great points. To reach the point where no-code is a no-brainer further implies inflexibility in the capabilities of applications and moreover, fungibility in their fundamental uses. The question to ask is are the upper layers of abstraction
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by _gmax0 4y ago
This is cool! He's the same professor who wrote 'How To Read A Paper' ( https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/1273445.1273458 ).
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by _gmax0 4y ago
Those predictions came from who exactly? Assuming that their vision was well-intentioned (insofar as having the government subsidize GPS development was well-intentioned by selling them the fact that it could not be extended to support comm
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by _gmax0 4y ago
And this decision to settle down is prompted by what? An a priori programming that implies inevitability?
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by _gmax0 4y ago
Good question, I completely overlooked that aspect of online interaction. I guess more real-time digital communication such as video or call (video taking priority given that it contains additional sensory information) could come close, but
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by _gmax0 4y ago
How extensive are the other background checks they perform (information seeking behavior online, contacting elementary school teachers, neighbors, etc.)?
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by _gmax0 4y ago
I'd be curious to see a study done comparing the extent of happen-chance that occurs in-person vs digitally. Digital hallways exist in the form of private messages.
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by _gmax0 4y ago
Any exemplars that come to mind? I wouldn't be surprised as other posters have opined (and likely accurately) that industry/hacker groups have progressed past academia.

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