angel_j

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by angel_j 6y ago
What is that satellite's probe doing to the magnetic field?
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by angel_j 6y ago
Self care counts as productivity now?
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by angel_j 6y ago
AI supercharged the importance of computing power to arms-race levels. We're still just brute forcing it with Deep Learning, but the capabilities are too awesome to ignore. Therefore, compute power will be bought-up and hoarded expe
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by angel_j 6y ago
Followed by decades long monopoly over expensive new technology, likely crushing waves of innovation and usage, in exchange for slow, buggy, not-even-automated spreadsheets; plus the hemming of governments and organizations into endless sof
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by angel_j 6y ago
But those international chats? Yeah the whole DoD is gonna need to see those, no warrant required.
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by angel_j 6y ago
exactly, because you need knowledge to do with files systems what we have been able to do with phone numbers for 100 years
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by angel_j 6y ago
imo we need personal, public IP addresses, not labyrinthine decentralized p2p projects
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by angel_j 6y ago
We should be able to dial up folks' computers directly and look inside their /public or /www folder.
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by angel_j 6y ago
Unless they are selling to themselves through a triangle of ETFs
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by angel_j 6y ago
Waiting for Denodify so I don't have to do anything to switch from node.js
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by angel_j 6y ago
They followed up the SLAM with a SUPLEX off the TOP ROPE.
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by angel_j 6y ago
Angular
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by angel_j 6y ago
Plot twist, all the data was open source
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by angel_j 6y ago
I'm more interested from a labor perspective, but practically, you get less money for your work, and no benefit. Especially as a freelancer, paying all your own taxes, insurance, health, and company costs. That means you need an addi
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by angel_j 6y ago
This person, like many, makes the error of commodity pricing for labor. They charges less, the more the client buys. That's how corn is bought. Don't sell your time like corn. This kind of thinking/pricing has been inculca
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by angel_j 6y ago
I dig Tesla, but I wonder if Elon's own goals would be better served if they only produced motors and batteries and novel tech for the other car makers.
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by angel_j 6y ago
That is the basic premise of Policy Gradients for multi-agent models. Each agent is assigned one gradient, which they train on until end. This replaces the updating of gradients in distributed systems; and policies seem to work well for R
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by angel_j 6y ago
hey no real talk in here, speculation only
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by angel_j 6y ago
so true
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by angel_j 6y ago
Is that how E-Readers communicate?
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by angel_j 7y ago
Fool, you just posted two claims without sufficient data and reproducible results!
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by angel_j 7y ago
I feel like we're about to learn way more about viruses than we thought we knew. It's like how NYTimes "scientists" only recently learned that gut bacteria is our friend...
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by angel_j 7y ago
I was under the impression that we can propagate across the entire globe such healing vibrations.
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by angel_j 7y ago
“We think that everyone might benefit if the most radical protagonists of evidence based medicine organised and participated in a double blind, randomised, placebo controlled, crossover trial of the parachute.”
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by angel_j 7y ago
Your persnickety line is precisely why you would use Gold instead of commodities for the comparison. The appreciation of Gold is perhaps the best stand-in for the value of technological progress since then (including financial technology, e
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by angel_j 7y ago
Is Rust really where you want your GUI code? I like CSS.
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by angel_j 7y ago
Can you do videolithography next? Soft circuits of some kind. Then we can use machine learning to generate purposeful circuits—with CNNs, GANs, etc.
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by angel_j 7y ago
What about all those grounded commercial flights?
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by angel_j 7y ago
Coronavirus is perfectly okay with co-incidence.
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by angel_j 7y ago
I wonder what the pulses might indicate elsewhere (like water temperatures in the gulf or s/t)

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