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511.
by apetresc 8y ago
The fact that the community has been able to use the published paper to replicate all of AlphaZero's results in both chess, go (and a number of other similar combinatorial games) and get similar performance should lay your concerns to
512.
by apetresc 8y ago
Wow, seriously? Which countries?
513.
by apetresc 8y ago
Gotcha - the feature matrix clears it right up. Most of those features aren't very useful with the <4 collaborators on free private repositories anyway, so this makes perfect sense. Thanks :)
514.
by apetresc 8y ago
So, when I go to downgrade my Pro account to the Free tier, it warns me: > You will no longer have access to unlimited collaborators or advanced code review tools in private repositories. > You will still have access to unlimited priv
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12 Years of Ubuntu Screenshot Tours(linuxscreenshots.thecodingstudio.ca)
1 points by apetresc 8y ago|0 comments
516.
by apetresc 8y ago
As someone who's very un-knowledgeable about the stock market - is there something special about the $1 mark? Isn't it arbitrary how the total market value of the company is divided into individual shares?
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Wal-Mart Testing a Burger-Flipping Robot(businessinsider.com)
1 points by apetresc 8y ago|0 comments
518.
by apetresc 8y ago
Huh? If you're going to "easily become a multi-millionaire in a handful of years", then your pay is more than pretty good, and certainly not worse than FAANG level.
519.
by apetresc 8y ago
Yup, this is an NVidia GTX 1080Ti on a desktop, should've been fine. Based on the other response it looks like the toggle is only on Nightly in Windows too, they're only doing random A/B tests on the other channels. Too bad.
520.
by apetresc 8y ago
It's so nice to see these little pockets of the old-style web still thriving in some places.
521.
by apetresc 8y ago
For NVidia/Win10 users, is it in Stable, or only the beta channel? I have that configuration available but I still don't see the gfx.webrender.all key in about:config.
522.
by apetresc 8y ago
Legitimate question: what is keeping stock OpenJDK from being considered "production-ready" as it is?
523.
Quantum-inspired classical algorithms for PCA and supervised clustering(arxiv.org)
3 points by apetresc 8y ago|0 comments
524.
by apetresc 8y ago
It's a recording of a Google Hangout, which starts recording once the organizer starts the meeting. But then they waited a while for all the participants to join up.
525.
by apetresc 8y ago
I can't tell if you're serious. Chess is a two-player game with centuries of theory behind it, tens of thousands of books, an incredibly competitive tournament scene with an international rating system. Moreover, it's a great
526.
by apetresc 8y ago
Tell them YouTube is sleeping. My toddler explains every sort of absence as whatever it is (inanimate or otherwise) sleeping.
527.
by apetresc 8y ago
Interestingly, my youtube-dl archiving script is still chugging along with only a handful of elevated retry rates. So whatever the problem is, it's probably not at the API or CDN layers.
528.
by apetresc 8y ago
There is absolutely a very practical difference.
529.
by apetresc 8y ago
Huh? Because you want to see/interact with what's on the screen approximately 100% of the time when browsing, but a tiny percentage of the time (only when something's broken) when booting.
530.
by apetresc 8y ago
But the whole point of this project was to carry nostalgia for TNG. There's millions of 3d models for generic spaceships. The only reason this one existed was to be Star Trek down to its smallest details.
531.
by apetresc 8y ago
The law doesn't operate on such a binary scale; "if we can't formulate an extremely precise distinction then no distinction can exist at all". If someone claimed to write an original work that was exactly the same as It,
532.
by apetresc 8y ago
You simultaneously don't know who Larry is, but also know you met him?
533.
by apetresc 8y ago
Those were all standard topics, generally in years 2-3, at my undergrad program circa 2006.
534.
by apetresc 8y ago
Just release the information afterwards, or notarize something. That's such a trivial problem to solve. How do you "prove" to the defendant that the jury in front of them right now isn't just the DA's extended famil
535.
by apetresc 8y ago
> And causation is pretty much completely irrelevant to law. You lost me there.
536.
by apetresc 8y ago
The article links to a mailing list specifically for that.
537.
by apetresc 8y ago
vim?
538.
by apetresc 8y ago
Considering that the article is clearly sympathetic to the idea, I don't really understand how you think this conflict of interest is manifesting itself.
539.
by apetresc 8y ago
I'm not saying he's wrong on the principle. I'm saying I wouldn't have the guts to risk $108,300 just for a chance to maybe win a moral victory over $700.
540.
by apetresc 8y ago
Yes, literally every rational person.

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