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by agravier 13y ago
I think that his answers[1] address that point: > ... the US Government, just as they did with other whistleblowers, immediately and predictably destroyed any possibility of a fair trial at home... [1] http://www.guardian.co.u
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by agravier 13y ago
For the record, I meant *If not required otherwise.
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by agravier 13y ago
Code I have encountered that was made in France most often used French variable names and comments, and documented in French if required otherwise. It shows that the language in which programming keywords are didn't influence those pro
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by agravier 13y ago
No, but spraying them with neurotoxins is fair game.
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by agravier 13y ago
AI as a whole did not suffer as much as Neural Nets research did.
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by agravier 13y ago
Did MS ask for API access first?
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by agravier 13y ago
It's not required, it's what Google ultimately would like to achieve, so it's a real issue for them. Being available to only a fraction of the total potential users is a real issue because if they dont manage to expand, competitors will eve
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by agravier 13y ago
Well, no need to bother, I just found it at https://anonfiles.com/file/c9ae38ed613d426f4f5fa7d17b60e977
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by agravier 13y ago
You're lucky, I've just found a copy on the floor. On which website should I host it? I don't want to exceed my dropbox bandwidth quota.
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by agravier 13y ago
I'm impressed: it reveals how talented the French-English translator of Astérix is.
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by agravier 13y ago
Thank for those codes, Andrew. I have grabbed LYAEFN4PPWHW. I will use it to self-monitor my procrastination. My first feedback to you is that the first contact is great thanks to the app's minimalism. It's really unobtrusive. A second piec
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by agravier 13y ago
OK, thanks for the pointer to Leontief's model. I'll pile that on my reading backlog :)
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by agravier 13y ago
Isn't your criticism of DSGE a little too easy? I don't see the silliness. Here's my understanding (I am not an expert): DSGE is designed to give an approximate response to exogenous shocks for NL models. For that, it needs to start from an
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by agravier 13y ago
Alright, but realistically, I don't see "no waste" economies coming up and staying up for good. So, better work hard on those filters than shrug it off.
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by agravier 13y ago
Your arguments strike me as a good illustration of why we need more recyclable electronics and more recycling initiatives.
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by agravier 13y ago
They should start using #asihaveglass or #wellnowihaveglass
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by agravier 14y ago
I've made a Latex version of WPGtR, available here: https://github.com/agravier/wpgtr-latex . I think that it makes a nice printable version, but I welcome pull requests and would like to see some beautiful forks. I started working with L
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by agravier 14y ago
Maybe, but why not let it go or even reward it? I find that it often does bring specialized information. If this person had waited for someone to ask the question, it could have remained unanswered. While now, the information is out if anyo
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by agravier 14y ago
This point disturbs some people because it implies that they should not mind hoarders, and continue business with BTC as usual. But people mind (more or less) hoarders because they are: 1> worried about their apparent (and seemingly gro
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by agravier 14y ago
About that: note that in the ISO standard for those 3 letter currency codes, the first two letters represent the country or union that issues the currency. For instance, there will not be another GB* currency that is not british. And BT* co
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by agravier 14y ago
Globalization distributes the chains of production enough that most "made in X" statements just mean "assembled in X."
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by agravier 14y ago
That is not what the posted article is about, though, so the title is still misleading.
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by agravier 14y ago
Planning problems can be encoded as SAT problems, for instance.
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The Entrepreneurship online course by Steve Blank will start tomorrow(udacity.com)
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by agravier 14y ago
You are right, I should have written more explanations. Autism is quite special in that the symptoms are behavioral: impairments in social interaction and communication, restricted interests and repetitive behavior (this list is on Wikipedi
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by agravier 14y ago
Really, I must insist: a syndrome is a set of clinical symptoms. "Austism" describes a set of symptoms. "Autism" does not describe an illness with a well-defines root cause. Hence, my comment: autism is a syndrome, and there could be severa
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by agravier 14y ago
I would like to remind HN that autism being a syndrome, it is likely to be several distinct illnesses with different genetic and environmental factors.
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by agravier 14y ago
It might be a nice app but it requires permission to perform R/W operations when I'm not using the application. Why do you need those permissions?
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by agravier 14y ago
The striking parallel with user agents makes a good case for a generalized design rule of "don't assume anything about the ability of the other side to handle your side's specifications. Let them make the decision."
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by agravier 14y ago
> Otherwise, I'm unclear how anyone would trust them again. You are giving the average customer way too much behavioral credit. Companies abuse confidence because they can get away with it, of course.

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