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by airza 4y ago
Even after being munged into a nearly-uniform gray by high pass the effect seems pretty robust.
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by airza 4y ago
The article is pretty fascinating and I recommend that you actually read it. For example: >"We found that deep learning models effectively predicted patient race even when the bone density information was removed for both MXR (AUC
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by airza 4y ago
Where are you paying 45$/month for power on a single computer. The moon?
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by airza 4y ago
It doesn't seem to be a very good idea to decide that since the discriminator cannot predict the output of the generator that prediction is impossible. I have been chipping away at improving ML prediction of non-CSPRNGs for the last fe
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by airza 5y ago
It seems extremely comparable. If Elon purports to believe that free, unmoderated speech is intrinsically valuable in society, why would he suddenly do an about face for his own companies? Isn't the point of being an absolutist that yo
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by airza 5y ago
If the problem is that it's difficult and the documentation is not making that difficulty simple enough to use, then the documents are not fine. Simple as.
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by airza 5y ago
Huh? I know lots of people who play games on a mac.
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by airza 5y ago
I don't think I understand. Javascript is required in the browser as the end target, but the operating system exposes the APIs which are consumed by bash to do useful work. The normal solution to not wanting to use bash is to... us
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by airza 5y ago
Not 100% on topic, but are there other cryptocurrencies that avoid ETH's very painful 'more instructions cost more money to run' problem? I understand that some kind of anti-abuse system is needed, but the current system does
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by airza 5y ago
The concept you are describing is a government.
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by airza 5y ago
You are looking for Information Gain and Mutual Information (concepts from information theory). Have fun!
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by airza 5y ago
It would let the revenues pay for the cost of the roads in the city, but not the rest.
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by airza 5y ago
The point which i don’t think was articulated well by the GP is that depsite these objections to corporate power nobody (ok,few people) in HN threads ever seems to endorse getting rid of corporations.
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by airza 5y ago
Someone in legal probably informed them that hiring outside of the US is a massive headache. But they could do it if they wanted to. The equity and vacation is more suspect. I would ask them for more money in place of the vacation (and l
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by airza 5y ago
The traffic jam is almost certainly exacerbated by hundreds of drivers doing the same thing....
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by airza 5y ago
You need some way of safely exchanging a codebook the length of every message, and you can never reuse an otp page. These together seem to make it… basically infeasible?
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by airza 5y ago
As far as I know, the latest research says that more than half (!) of people experience fatigue and other symptoms after 6 months. I don’t know if lockdowns are the right solution, but if the modal outcome is chronic fatigue than it seems a
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by airza 5y ago
I can see that you didn’t read the article.
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by airza 5y ago
Barring something like serious obesity or disability it’s impossible for me to imagine an adult who couldn’t walk for for and a half hours, especially on flat terrain. That’s basically an easy hike.
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by airza 5y ago
Man, i would not want to be paid less than market rate for the privilege of maybe getting an investment from my former boss and the experience of running a business and making someone else wildly rich.
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Dungeons and Dragons Is a Case Study in How Capitalism Kills Art(jacobinmag.com)
52 points by airza 5y ago|61 comments
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by airza 5y ago
Walking in Amsterdam isn't my favorite; as you have alluded to the cyclists there have long since grown tired of stoned tourists wandering into the bike lane and don't yield in the same way as in other cities. But compared to the
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by airza 5y ago
Sure, but the reason for that isn’t that they simply haven’t lived long enough to accure wealth. Younger generational cohorts have less than their parents did at the same age.
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by airza 5y ago
It says advertisements in the article, but maybe a more clear term is 'listing'?
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by airza 5y ago
They're really not; even outside of their horrendous safety record they are also responsible for the death of pedestrian traffic in the US and canada
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by airza 5y ago
Even though the effect on human education and commerce is undeniably good... it's hard not to read posts like this without a deep, disturbing sensation that something about the internet is profoundly incompatible with the way human bra
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by airza 5y ago
I enjoy mine but trying to wear them for long periods of time or overnight was not great for my ears (they are more airtight than normal headphones, which seems to exacerbate ear infections or other damage)
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by airza 5y ago
Is the code for these gonna be shared after the competition? There is a real dearth of complex reinforcement learning code publically available for tensorflow :(
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by airza 5y ago
There is a great youtube channel called "Not just bikes" which talks about urban planning in the netherlands and how it results in much more livable cities than the US.
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by airza 5y ago
It’s not that complicated. The wage clearly has to be somewhere between the minimum wage in the country and 100% of the value (okay, perceived value) that the worker generates for the employer. Supply-vs-demand _can_ dictate where on the cu

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