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by aisofteng 9y ago
Well, it isn't their fault.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
No.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
>moves about one diameter in two minutes Not in its own reference frame.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
BMV stands for Bureau of Motor Vehicles, and is called the DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) in some states.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
That would take multiple textbooks and probably a couple years at minimum.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
That just means we'll have to attach third and fourth arms to children bred for labor.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
I do the exact opposite - I don't write anything down and try to visualize what I'm reading entirely. I don't start writing anything down when doing exercises until I have the entire solution in mind (unless it's somethi
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by aisofteng 9y ago
This has never been a problem for me and I've never heard of it being a problem for anyone else.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
A moments reflection shows this to be hyperbolic and cynical.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
It's called dramatic effect.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
If a function returns 0 when it succeeds and some nonzero value as an error code when it fails, then you can write if(myfunc(...)) { ...
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by aisofteng 9y ago
That said, if you walk around Oslo you really do see quite a lot of Teslas on the road; it's noticeable.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
This all seems rather obvious.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
I've always taken "vaporware" to refer to abandoned software.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
>For instance, local entropy, the loss that Entropy-SGD minimizes, is the solution of the Hamilton- Jacobi-Bellman PDE and can therefore be written as a stochastic optimal control problem, which penalizes greedy gradient descent. This di
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Looks to me like it's because of the average curvature per segment of a constant color.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Realtime Classification for Encrypted Traffic www.openu.ac.il/home/mikel/papers/60490373%5B1%5D.pdf
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by aisofteng 9y ago
>When I asked Rushton about it, he said Padgett distorted the rhythm and mixed between the major and minor keys to get it to harmonize. Mixing and matching disparate things and bastardizing them to synthesize them into some whole is also
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by aisofteng 9y ago
>Nobody wants to pay more in taxes Bullshit. I'm happy to pay more in taxes if it means that the society I'm a part of improves as a consequence. Whether money from a tax increase is well spent is another question, however.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Executed? Can't say I have a problem with that.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Neural synchronization is obvious?
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Off-topic, but I'm curious how you, as a psychiatrist, came to browse HN. I don't think I know anyone that browses HN that isn't in technology.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
What is whitelabeling?
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/py3redirect/codfji... Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/redirect-pyth...
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Big 5?
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by aisofteng 9y ago
>We need more observational studies and randomized trials — more epidemiology on how people collect, manipulate, analyse, communicate and consume data. I don't understand what is meant by "epidemiology" in this sentence.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Matter-antimatter annihilation? Yes, absolutely. As one starting point, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron–positron_annihilation
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by aisofteng 9y ago
Ah - it sounded like you meant that a neuron consists of more than one cell, not that that there are different types of neurons.
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by aisofteng 9y ago
I've never understood this sort of reasoning. Requiring an ID has nothing to do with race. It turns out that the percentage of people that have an ID varies by race - and this makes requiring an ID a form of racial disenfranchisement?
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by aisofteng 9y ago
"rat dog size"?

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