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ausbah
5y ago
the basic concepts underlying DNNs have been known for decades, it has been exponential increases in compute power that have made them practical
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ausbah
5y ago
Bozo et al
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ausbah
5y ago
then you're in your way to a hit rock song!
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ausbah
5y ago
by comparing it to Linux do you mean where the backbone of finance is run by Bitcoin (like Linux running servers), or where <1% of users directly use Bitcoin themselves?
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ausbah
5y ago
>The new law means every business must accept Bitcoin as legal tender for goods or services, unless it is unable to provide the technology needed to do the transaction. how easy is it for businesses to incorporate tech like this?
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ausbah
5y ago
the top 1% own 31% of all the net wealth in the US, which isn't the same as income - but gives a good idea of how disproportionate their share is 38.5% seems too low https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/
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ausbah
5y ago
is tesla becoming a brand now like Apple?
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ausbah
5y ago
are you suggesting that it is the large slant "left leaning" professors that will cause such issues, or that there is a slant at all?
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ausbah
5y ago
I don't think the "other side of history" is much better most of the time
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ausbah
5y ago
it is very relevant because it is an opinion that implies they view one set of people less than another set of people which has implications for things like biased hiring, promotions, workplace relationships, etc. and this is not the sort o
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ausbah
5y ago
these ideas only matter if they eventually reach "most people" though right? what's the point if things remain in decentralized land?
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ausbah
5y ago
anyone forget that triplebyte even existed?
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ausbah
5y ago
I'm sure how this is relevant to the discussion of possible discrimination on the basis of geographical location. either way, for others who want more context to what you are referring to - you're speaking about the rapid hiring t
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ausbah
5y ago
I wrote arXivist, a CLI for searching, storing, and recommending papers from preprint sites like arXiv. Haven't worked on it in a while due to school, but it fills a previously unmet space. https://github.com/njhofmann&
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ausbah
5y ago
why does it fundamentally suck? anything specific in mind?
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ausbah
5y ago
does it really matter though?
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ausbah
5y ago
I'd love to see how much harder brain regeneration is
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ausbah
6y ago
I very much dislike media like this that tries to reduce polarization by "presenting both sides" because, at least on its face, falsely presents "both sides" as "equally valid" when that just isn't true th
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ausbah
6y ago
cool I guess, but this just another "list of X" repo with a bit of scrapping code behind it. I'm sure it's useful to a degree for some, but I don't see the practical value of something like this
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ausbah
6y ago
is this suppose to be good? this sounds awful. it just reads like finance and tech have eaten literally everything, down to a person's life I guess there is more "freedom"? but that seems to come at the cost of stability and
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ausbah
6y ago
"consequence of the real world" feels like a cop out answer to the question. that very well may be part of if not the whole reason (I'm not a labor economists or the sort so I'm not going to speculate), but I would rathe
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ausbah
6y ago
there are valid points against unions, but when the balance of power in this country politically and economically is sooooo slanted towards the capital and those with wealth - I don't find any anti-union argument remotely compelling if
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ausbah
6y ago
I've been talking to myself on my runs for years now. it has been a fantastic time for problem solving, especially with coding and big life decisions
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ausbah
6y ago
it feels like we reinvented cable without the middlemen
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ausbah
6y ago
I'm still not convinced that clubhouse is anything more than real time podcasts saturated with linkedin influencers
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ausbah
6y ago
good for R&D I suppose
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ausbah
6y ago
it's a bit much to extrapolate from a single study in one area. even just reading the conclusion the authors share a few possible limitations of the study even within the field of startup investment
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ausbah
6y ago
I feel like this study would be more insightful if it looked at how many of these pitches went onto actually receive funding
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ausbah
6y ago
"anti-wokers" making a fuss over potato toys and Dr. Seuss books has me convinced they're a larger issue
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ausbah
6y ago
it is the state infringing in the market on the side of business and capital by restricting the ability of workers to collectively bargain with employers workers are less well off but it's ok because "individualism"
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