angel_j

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by angel_j 7y ago
Academia lost its way, not Physics.
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by angel_j 7y ago
Why can't problem-solving be a part of creativity?
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by angel_j 7y ago
Data is a pretty major component of the programmer's craft, whether it's DBs, I/O, or blobs. Most any experienced programmer is a "Data Engineer".
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by angel_j 7y ago
Hipster Local 153
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by angel_j 7y ago
Nothing cheap about it. More like an expensive way to make all kinds of middle-people feel good and collect a check. Did you see how many organizations are behind the effort? It probably took millions of dollars to go from zero to hiring
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by angel_j 7y ago
Good speech. Had to come from a comedian, cuz who else is going to say these things? Politicians? Tech CEO? FHO.
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by angel_j 7y ago
It's probably the headband, not the vibration. Pulling the ears back helps open the flow to them.
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by angel_j 7y ago
Does this mean you can test large neural networks with smaller ones?
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by angel_j 7y ago
Is there an ingest for my YT data?
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by angel_j 7y ago
What effect will this event have on my mood, plans, and chance of success?
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by angel_j 7y ago
Just yesterday I was looking for ephemerides, and found JPL's Horizon, which you can access with telnet: telnet horizons.jpl.nasa.gov 6775 You can type names, to get numbers (mercury is 1).
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by angel_j 7y ago
iOS is pretty bad. For a modern device that can do anything, it's awfully pegged to how Apple wants you to do things. It does not feel very liberating to use an iphone. It's too much of a commercial experience, not the World Wid
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by angel_j 7y ago
I'm never going to pay for articles by the Atlantic, that's for sure.
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by angel_j 7y ago
I don't think folks realize how much of a game changer AlphaStar is. If it can do the same "job" those high level players, it can probably do any job that doesn't require lifting. It could be playing all the traffic li
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What Else Can AlphaStar Do?(medium.com)
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by angel_j 7y ago
This isn't about airBnB, this is about all the big web tech companies, which found the algorithm and got the monopoly. They created new markets and can't be bothered to shake out the many scammers who find the myriad loopholes in
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by angel_j 7y ago
For context, simply click all 37 links in this article.
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by angel_j 7y ago
It was "The Invincible" by Stanislaw Lem
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by angel_j 7y ago
Nobody invented the internet. It was only a matter of time before computers sent messages over far distances, like phones had already done. The internet isn't broken. There are millions of Internets just like the one the author lamen
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by angel_j 7y ago
The book I am reading, main character is named Rohan. #synchronicity
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by angel_j 7y ago
If only it was this easy to publish a website from your home computer to the web regular.
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by angel_j 7y ago
Do token offering. Raise Millions. Deal with the SEC later.
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by angel_j 7y ago
If all that is required is a super large constant (as in some cases), why not assume the large constant, do the calculation, then factor out the large constant?
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by angel_j 7y ago
Neat, but not the most illuminating introductory demo. Took me a few minutes to figure out the UI is filling in the blanks at runtime, and I still don't see how/where it assigns an index to "members", or how it reasons
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by angel_j 7y ago
Why three inputs?
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by angel_j 7y ago
Police can only search what belongs to the company. If it the data is yours, and the keys are yours, then the company can only provide it by theft (if at all).
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by angel_j 7y ago
Neural ODEs? "Instead of specifying a discrete sequence of hidden layers, we parameterize the derivative of the hidden state using a neural network. " - https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.07366
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by angel_j 7y ago
I always had some uncanny notion of this, and would keep my plans to myself. For some things, it's the way to go (like quitting your job and traveling). Probably b/c you don't need the external input; it only adds noise. Yet
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by angel_j 7y ago
nope, they serious!
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by angel_j 7y ago
The Tau lepton is ~3000x more massive than the Electron lepton. I see no reason to doubt that there are more massive leptons or bosons. I speculate that they can be predicted along something called the Regge Scale. I imagine the black hole

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