ardit33

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by ardit33 9y ago
eh, in AI we called it 'overfitting', which means you optimize so much for one dimension/set of problems, that you end up with a one dimensional trait distribution. Asian-Americans score great in standardized tests, (for bot
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Could a Universal Basic Income Work in the US? (2017)(thenation.com)
3 points by ardit33 9y ago|0 comments
903.
by ardit33 9y ago
"...estimate that a grand bargain would allow the building of roughly 411,000 new private housing units over 10 years, as well as generate some $54 billion in extra revenue for the MTA during the same period." Thats a lot of money
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by ardit33 9y ago
I disagree.... I am doing this, and I have friends that did the extended "1 year" + holiday/sabbatical, and yes they found jobs fine after it.
905.
by ardit33 9y ago
You sound like somebody that doesn't understands the issue the author is conveying. While it might not apply to everyone, it applies to many people that work at top companies. When leaving a company that has coddled you for years (thin
906.
by ardit33 9y ago
“thought-leader-ish” people --- the author doesn't really respect those people, and thinks JS is not a great language to build anything game changing.
907.
by ardit33 9y ago
Unless it becomes so uncool that you are lame if you still actively use it... eg. like having a myspace, or a .hotmail, or a @aol email account Social networks have to be both useful and trendy in order to fully succeed.... messenger and w
908.
by ardit33 9y ago
It is sarcasm
909.
by ardit33 9y ago
Radford University, Virginia. Most colleges in Virginia and Maryland taught it, as the DoD/Pentagon has always been a larger employer for those two states.
910.
by ardit33 9y ago
Ada was my first true language that I learned in college. (Pascal being the first language that I learned in high-school, but it is more like a teaching language). Ada and pascal are somewhat related (very similar). I have special fondness
911.
by ardit33 9y ago
Wrong. Both In Greece and Rome black people were referred to as “Aethiopian,” regardless of their actual ancestry in Africa. Black people were not excluded from any profession, and there was no stigma or bias against mixed race relationshi
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The Amazing Journey to Future 1000Hz Displays(blurbusters.com)
1 points by ardit33 9y ago|0 comments
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by ardit33 9y ago
Nope I worked with a team of Korean engineers (Samsung) to integrate one of my employer's products (MobiTV) into their first true touch screen phone. This was in 2007 at Sprint's headquarters in Kansas. They all worked very very l
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by ardit33 9y ago
You have Baidu in China and Yandex in Russia. If google left EU, there will be another player to fill its needs. Perhaps not as good, but good enough.
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by ardit33 9y ago
"Almost Done" . -- Elon Musk suffers from the typical engineer's optimistic feature task/project estimation. Some people have wrongly attributed his overpromising, and delivering late, as Elon being a salesman, while th
916.
by ardit33 9y ago
Hit piece of an article from an East coaster. It doesn't take much traveling to realize that people in California like all organic, chicken, and organic food as something normal/part of their lifestyle, independent of their incom
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by ardit33 9y ago
The Met was build on a city property/building, and since the 1870 its mission has been to provide art and culture free of charge. Should the Met charge us residents but out of state visitors? eg. people that just live across Hudson (NJ
918.
by ardit33 9y ago
Or you can just say "false negative", and every CS major will understand you. I find people in Math and CS have often very different names for the same type of concepts and they could easy understand each other if they stuck to th
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by ardit33 9y ago
I disagree.... the US was shit at producing weapons before WW2 (apart from Carriers), yet within two years was to able to be the number one mass producer in quantity, and eventually on quality. When there is both political and economical w
920.
by ardit33 9y ago
Don't leave. Take a long warm bath/shower and come back!
921.
by ardit33 9y ago
There is no true political good will to reduce the number of homeless people in SF. It takes a two pronged approach, both 1) advocating compassion and help, and also 2) enforcement of laws. Help must be in the form of guarantee of food and
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Annihilation Is a New Sci-Fi Classic(cornellsun.com)
11 points by ardit33 9y ago|5 comments
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Struggles of Women Who Mask Their Autism(theatlantic.com)
153 points by ardit33 9y ago|107 comments
924.
by ardit33 9y ago
I feel the same about Muscle Milk. Terrible taste (and too many artificial ingredients), and ironically has no milk. Try Core Power (the 42gr one). It tastes great, and actually feels like a genuine milk product. https://taldep
925.
by ardit33 9y ago
SF and Boston are close enough to NYC: Consumer Prices in San Francisco, CA are 1.16% lower than in New York, Consumer Prices in Boston, MA are 12.87% lower than in New York, NY
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by ardit33 9y ago
I didn't pick the lowest cost regions in Italy or Spain either. I am comparing cities vs. cities and not cities vs. middle of nowhere. Both Rome and Barcelona are world class cities. (Barcelona the more modern one). The prices are s
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by ardit33 9y ago
They always have done this. When the larger screens came out (from 3.5 to 4' to 4.7'), new apps had to support them as well. Also, when iOS 7 was released it introduced major changes to the full screen layouts, and manny apps had
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by ardit33 9y ago
In Rome, I bought 1.20 euro for a espresso, and 2.0 for a cappuccino, right smack in the middle of the city near the train station. In Albania, it is the 0.80 for a medium-good espresso (Lavazza or Illy), and 1.20 to 1.50 for a cappuccino.
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by ardit33 9y ago
What you saying is one side of speculation/explanation. The article particularly mentions that when babies are in the womb, they feel content and that's what the smiling is, but we don't know if it is for sure. (i.e. it can
930.
by ardit33 9y ago
Alas, the ability to smile is something that is innate, and some babies do smile right after birth. (rare, but it happens), but it is not necessary tied to emotional content. "Neonatal smiling occurs from birth to one month of age and

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