ausbah

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by ausbah 4y ago
"guys being guys", "people find their partners in college so it's ok!", "men are the real victims so they're justified / understandable", "nothing is wrong so long as it's not sexual as
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by ausbah 4y ago
why does it fall on the person being made uncomfortable to correct the behavior of the being making them uncomfortable?
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by ausbah 4y ago
serious question, are deliberately ignoring the context of the question to post your victimizing dribble? it's male seniors borderline harassing freshman woman, not "someone asked someone else on a date in my class!"
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by ausbah 4y ago
sorry should've been more specific, but ML is general. from what i've seen it's not hard to reimplement the pseudo-code in any ML paper. it's just that it gets tricky when you actually try to utilize the code you've
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by ausbah 4y ago
they are still very prevalent in seattle. not as much of an issue so long as ppl stick to empty sidewalks and bike lanes
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by ausbah 4y ago
you could maybe write the whole thing in a few hours, but debugging what you wrote to recreate prior results will probably take much longer depending on choice of problem
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by ausbah 4y ago
i just hit 6 months as a new grad today, wonderful coincidence. severance is very good, but not laying everyone off at once is torment
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by ausbah 4y ago
inference can still be a bottleneck i think since you usually load the whole thing into memory which is 32-64GB+ usually?
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by ausbah 4y ago
try making a trail? setting up bird or bat boxes? planting trees and other native wildlife?
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by ausbah 4y ago
so when they mention in the article happiness is probably both something you actively do but also a byproduct of your environment. i imagine when you ask experts on happiness who presumably are happy themselves about their habits, the causa
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by ausbah 4y ago
I don't have an issue with tech let say, but how he tech serves more as a stop gap for visible flaws while the underlying core remains flawed. this tech won't solve the problem of overzealous police officers, biased judges, and ot
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by ausbah 4y ago
I would say in most cases yea, that's all that decision trees are at the end of the day
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>The ultimate goal, according to Browder, is to democratize legal representation by making it free for those who can't afford it, in some cases eliminating the need for pricey attorneys. this is the core issue I have with companies
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by ausbah 4y ago
you're like OP in that you're just state what you think should be with out really saying why
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"such as", it's any automated decision making process which includes regression down to a nested tree of if statements
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how is the generated data not just worse than already existing data
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in most cases it's pointless for people to file their own taxes. governments already n ke their income streams and can tax appropriately at the source. just the idea of people having to do their own taxes represents those "fuckers
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by ausbah 4y ago
title is a little clickbaity. study only seems to talk about zinc and iron which i think while important is more telling than the vagueness of "low nutritional quality"
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by ausbah 4y ago
I'm a new grad in Seattle, most of my tech friends are at Amazon. I hope they keep their positions.
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by ausbah 4y ago
that's not a fair trade off. plenty of other "dream jobs" like athlete, lawyer, doctor, etc. pay gangbusters if you "make it". I'd add the most musicians "don't make it" either it also goes beyon
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by ausbah 4y ago
rent seeking behavior by definition doesn't involve working
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>Arguments against human colonization of the solar system (moon/Mars/etc) sound just like trying ot argue against the westward expansion from the 13 colonies if you're going from an moral perspective, European colonists ha
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by ausbah 4y ago
>mass produced planetary scale rocketry beats all other weapons if your goal is only destruction sure, the likes of ICBMs are great. for conventional warfare when you want to do things like topple regimes, annex resources, subjugate peop
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by ausbah 4y ago
I love all the efforts humans put towards trying to understand and tame the wilds of space, but it makes me immensely sad that we choose not to put the same efforts towards vastly easier & simpler problems that would have a much more im
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by ausbah 4y ago
consistency is key! if you get off kilter and miss a couple days, brush it off and start again!
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tangentially, it's possible to convert any neural network into an equivalent decision tree. technically rule based, but incomprehensible due to the sheer number of layers
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most of these states have active efforts for legalization in at least some context, many have CBD legal but not THC (what gets you high), and at least in Kansas there is a "loophole" where hemp products can contain up to .3% THC (
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by ausbah 4y ago
if this happened to you I'm sure you wouldn't be thinking "gee they really are just trying their hardest let me cut them some slack". you maybe be right but that doesn't solve anyone's problems like this one
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one tequila, two tequila, three tequila, floor
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I think that anarcho-capitalism, and to a lesser degree even libertarianism, is a fundamentally flawed philosophy because of it being against hierarchies that "suppress" their followers and in support of hierarchies that bolster t

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