aangjie

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by aangjie 10y ago
> so (contemporaneous with the nation-state as a social organizing principle, BTW), the primary means of production shifted to capital, and now it's shifting to information. What kind of social organizing principle does that imply?
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by aangjie 10y ago
I second this.. The idea that there's an escape route is a relief, when you look at a big problem(that you have to solve) and your brain panics(it definitely puts the problem in perspective). However, i'm still divided as if havin
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by aangjie 10y ago
> strategy without micro as a stepping stone to StarCraft Never played StarCraft(assuming micro/tactics refers to simply continuous time based ability to give orders), but based on my experience AOE AIs, may be a game with turn-wis
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by aangjie 10y ago
> But don't think for a moment that the burden is now equal. I didn't say that. But the medical and social burden though real, are not things that should be tackled with policies to prevent. Medical burden is a law of nature. N
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by aangjie 10y ago
> That doesn't change the fact though the bulk of responsibility for birth control falls Under modern paternal support laws, I would say the unfairness of biological burden of pregnancy has evened out. So it should be a non-complain
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by aangjie 10y ago
Meh.. It depends on the complexity of work. I sit in a cubicle and sometimes work from peaceful room at home. Guess what, I can handle/solve more complex problems at home, but if I need to build up that focus. At the cubicle, I can onl
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by aangjie 10y ago
>I will pay a lot of money to buy hardware and software that actually shifts back towards programmable stuff that I actually own and can do what I want with. So that's exactly what would happen. Those who have the bucks will buy har
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by aangjie 10y ago
Err... I'm not so sure about this. I understand that as you grow up in one community, your brain networks/neurons specialize for distinguishing differences in facial features in that community more than in others. While I haven&#x
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by aangjie 10y ago
Is his name Arthur Dent?
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by aangjie 10y ago
I can second that, I've tried installing it a couple of times and gave up after some driver/hardware issue. I like the idea, and the virtualbox environment works without any problems.
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by aangjie 10y ago
Admittedly, I'm biased. But along with Hanlon's law, there's also Hanlon's dodge.( http://www.ribbonfarm.com/2011/10/14/the-gervais-principle-v... ) . Won't claim I know for sure, but t
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by aangjie 10y ago
I think alternative approaches can bring some things, however, I'm not too sure of all these(Gates a few days back, Zuckerberg today) will encourage alternative approach. But given those guys history, let's hope so.
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by aangjie 10y ago
You're quoting Hanlon's Razor.. But this could also be Hanlon's Dodge( https://cluelesscreationcorporation.quora.com/When-the-burea... )... I'm not saying it is, but it could be.
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by aangjie 10y ago
Yeah.. I've solved quite a few problems by writing out a question on Stack overflow but found solutions/ideas before posting it.
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by aangjie 10y ago
Hmm.. The example put up on the github README is a bad test case(for performance comparison), as it does almost no processing on the actual subprocesses. A better one could be creating thousands of small files(with dd or something in a dir
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by aangjie 10y ago
Meh.. You're too optimistic. They'll have a contract company incharge for the robot or algorithm, with contract terms covering for failures and downsides resulting from it. They'll only be responsible for choosing the company
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by aangjie 10y ago
This graphic could've used a Brett victor style tangle.js based simulation model. Then we could play around with it assuming future emission rates going down or up etc.. http://worrydream.com/Tangle/
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by aangjie 10y ago
Not sure, why this is getting downvoted.. It's very sensible and the poster provides a valid example.
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by aangjie 10y ago
> There are Python functions that take any type like repr() or id() Umm.. I haven't had to use any of them on a list(or for that matter on an object) for code.. (except when I'm curious and poking at python internals) May be I
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by aangjie 10y ago
That logic is fine normally, that's awake and working hours. But sleeping brings in melatonin hormonal effects and the sleep jerk mechanisms into play. So it might be true that his hypnic jerk mechanism triggers on body-env temperature
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by aangjie 10y ago
I can also spare a couple of hours a week.
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by aangjie 10y ago
After a recent argument with my wife's doctor, I decided to write a rationality style guide for new doctors. Feedback from practicing Doctors is hard to find. Please comment. Here's the link http://lesswrong.com/lw
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by aangjie 10y ago
My experience says, flask is a better choice, if you anticipate lots of changes in tech needs(like, async webservers, heavy UX customization in workflow etc....) then flask (or other micro web-frameworks) are useful. If not you can go wi
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by aangjie 10y ago
It'd be interesting to make sure the minimum data (code) sent to the neural network is all meaningful or purely functional. Perhaps as somebody pointed out taking ast and then figuring out stateless chunks might be a good idea?? I&#x2
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by aangjie 10y ago
Meh.. I assumed it was a buggy case that allowed more than an hour of hands-off time.
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by aangjie 10y ago
Ermm.. I always thought while it read fine, it also assumes that you'll eventually find a way to make those things scale.(be it automation, guided voice faq ? etc..). Doing things that don't scale is a good way a to corner portion
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by aangjie 10y ago
Are you open for remote outside the U.S?
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by aangjie 10y ago
Yep.. with python assert statements + supervisorctl has been a very good setup for scaling a low latency, clean chat filtering app.
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by aangjie 10y ago
Depends on the stage the company is at... I've a similar background, but took up a Data Scientist role. However and here's the rub. The company has very little data-pipeline setup and functioning , that much of the work is laying
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by aangjie 10y ago
Thanks for the TLDR.. that's almost Feynmanesque..

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