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adyavanapalli
9y ago
Note: This website presumes denominator layout, which is different from what is used in the guide.
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
Matrix calculus is a bit screwy when you realize that there are two possible notations to represent matrix derivatives (numerator vs. denominator layout; numerator layout is used in this guide). Plus, the notation is not very "speaking
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
This is just the announcement that they're _going_ to build the spec XD
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
Now, _that_ was an extremely amusing read!
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
Can you post the link? Thanks!
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
Just so this isn't forgotten, I think we have to ask _in reference to what exactly?_ Paper money and its supporting electronic banking systems cost energy and money too e.g. delivering cash to banks and other institutions, building and
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
Oh no :/ Such a terrible loss..
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
If you mean GS-11 and GS-13, that's $52329.00-$68025.00 and $74584.00-$96958.00 [1] [1]. https://www.federal pay.org/GS/2017
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
"We plan to publish one final academic paper later this year that will detail the extensive set of improvements we made to the algorithms’ efficiency and potential to be generalised across a broader set of problems." Should be eno
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
I think google, which you can google ;), published a study showing that users are more likely to stay on a webpage if it loads under some threshold time. And if this is the case, users are more likely read the content and see the ads on sai
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
Can you please link that article?
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adyavanapalli
9y ago
I agree. Feynman lectures aren't in anyway comprehensive or bible-like, but they're nonetheless very fun. As for Tipler, I'd stay far away from it haha (take it as an example of how badly a physics textbook can be written). A
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
But..but.. Crafty still has an ELO of 3030, which is only about 300 pts below Stockfish. It would beat most human chess players (most grandmasters too), which is still quite an achievement, given that this neural net learned to play chess b
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
If you're going to use 'bounded', define in what sense you mean that. Yes, Riemann HYPOTHESIS is a conjecture. I don't think you're getting what I'm getting at. Let me put it another way. Which parts of the pap
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
I'm a bit late, but I wanted to comment on a number of things. The Riemann hypothesis is a conjecture, so I'm not sure what you mean when you say "nothing about the Riemann hypothesis is rigorous." Do you mean 'not
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
I think you're mistaken in thinking that the arguments presented by Bender et al are "physical", in the sense that you mean. Operator theory, Hilbert spaces, Lebegue measures, etc. are all purely mathematical constructs that
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
I think you're mistaken in thinking that the arguments Bender et al are making are physical. Operator theory, Hilbert spaces, Lebegue measures, etc. are pure mathematical tools used to construct and derive insight from Quantum Mechanic
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
From what I've read on quanta, they write remarkably clear articles for their target audience. And I've even read the referenced paper by Bender et al. I think the author has done a good job in describing what the heck the paper w
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
Please describe which parts are "poor" in your opinion.
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adyavanapalli
10y ago
As someone who hasn't read any Vonnegut, what would you recommend I read first?