amitport

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by amitport 6y ago
Yes, I believe racism and antisemitism should be activly removed from legal platforms. I agree that there are unfortunately stupid people that this will make them strengthen their misconceptions. But IMO there are more stupid people who are
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by amitport 6y ago
you said: "No, not far from it. The statement <statement> might no be 100% true but it is in part." Replace <statement> with: "German are Nazis" "Arabs f#@3 goats" "Blacks are stupid" ...
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by amitport 6y ago
Russia and China opposed and 11 other countries abstained
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UN Security Council rejects US proposal to extend Iran arms embargo(edition.cnn.com)
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by amitport 6y ago
The way I'm reading it both Israel and UAE just wanted an excuse for some of their internal forces. But in essence Israel never really intended to go forward with annexation and UAE never really cared about it.
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by amitport 6y ago
80%? How do you define this statistic? From what I understand from Wikipedia this seems to be around 20%
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by amitport 6y ago
Just out of curiosity. What are you talking about WrongThinkerNo5? What are the opinions the "new aristocratic feudalism"/"masters" do not "authorize" the "peasants"/"slaves" to &q
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by amitport 6y ago
Great. I learned that the modern usage of the word 'stereotype' was coined in 1922 by Walter Lippmann, a German of Jewish descent [1]. I do not find this reference 'Funny', but IMO the fact that you do demonstrates your
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by amitport 6y ago
"They are literally censoring the truth" Far from it. The Jewish people don't control "the media" or facebook, there may be a person that happen to be Jewish that have a role or a job somewhere. Mentioning the &quot
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by amitport 6y ago
"Notably, all DNNs face the issue of overfitting as they learn, which is when performance on one data set increases but the network's performance fails to generalize (often measured by the divergence of performance on training vs
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by amitport 6y ago
I got to comment about the intro video. I think tells too much about the problems and not enough about what the product is and how it's going to solve these problems.
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by amitport 6y ago
you forgot that big companies also have option C: A) copy; B) buy; C) sue you're always violating some patents by IBM and the like, sometimes they don't want to compete with a product only to get you off the table... and sometimes
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by amitport 6y ago
It is the difficulty of the theory in my experience. I've had / have trouble and misconceptions many times, but when discussing with someone fluent in the notation and the field, 100% of the times things cleared up, and I couldn&#
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by amitport 6y ago
[edit] right, you're correct sorry
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by amitport 6y ago
"Whenever the subderivative of a convex function at a point includes 0, that point is a global minimum of the function" * you mean a strictly convex function
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by amitport 6y ago
the wikipedia version for anyone interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_tendency#Solutions_to_... missing from the article is that using L_inf will give you the midrange
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by amitport 6y ago
"Please ignore him whole hearty." My advice is not about profit. My "time-to-market is most important" advice (not mine, it is a very sound and well researched strategy) is about making a sustainable project: A) most pas
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by amitport 6y ago
To be clear, I'm not talking about the server implementation only about implementation on the browser. And of course, Rust and C are faster than javascript, and it will be noticeable on search algorithms, but IMO, it will not cause use
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by amitport 6y ago
Yes, but AI search algorithms like MCTS are slow in general. Even with C, it will be very slow when you want the AI to be smart and consider many actions. IMO, you should train using python libs like [1] and move it to the browser with some
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by amitport 6y ago
Hi Nicolo, Here are my two (or more) cents: 1 - Javascript is fast enough for your use case. No one will notice the difference in a board game website. 2 - AI should probably be implemented in python anyway. As ugly as python can be, you sh
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by amitport 6y ago
They're explicit that this data should be shared. Obviously aiming for it to not be a part of unique contribution of the contender. They may not provide a tight enough statement about that, but it is fairly clear.
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by amitport 6y ago
That is not what I said
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by amitport 6y ago
This competition should not be about scraping and tagging skills (impressive as they may). So maybe they'll get to win on lack of clarity in the specifications, but that will be unfortunate.
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by amitport 6y ago
it's just 'buildroot' (which is a minimalist distro that happens to include python). I mean the python window manager is interesting but also mostly delegates to pygame. Calling it a distro is a "bit" over-selling i
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by amitport 6y ago
Reminds me of something a colleague once told me (not sure if he was qouting someone): "your product needs to be the best , but that doesn't means it needs to be good." That is to say your success is relative to your competi
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by amitport 6y ago
I've worked in a couple of corporate research labs. Yes, you'll be expected to do more convincing about the value of your research for the company. That raises two problems: - Some great researchers are not very good at convincing
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by amitport 6y ago
Btw, don't forget that there are worse strategies taken by giants: 1 Threaten the shared clients (when one of the giants tried to push out mellanox, it specifically sent a message to all enterprise customers to stop using the small co
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by amitport 6y ago
People from Microsoft or from the startups?
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by amitport 7y ago
why use the past tense? It is still being sold and used.
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by amitport 7y ago
Well that depends who you ask. US claimed it is not a chemical weapon because it ""merely"" burns its subjects but doesn't poison them. Though probably any other country using it like they used it in Fallujah would

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