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by autokad 7y ago
> The main advantage of a blackbox ML solution is shorter development time to a useful performance level. I think that's kinda true but kinda false. Its true that deep learning often makes feature engineering moot. however, a lot o
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by autokad 7y ago
Does anyone have any resources for people with more advanced ML experience?
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by autokad 7y ago
honey, water, legumes, etc. Among diet rule of thumbs, its not a great one.
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by autokad 7y ago
this was part of my concern over the current dislike of tech's mantra "move fast and break things". the mistake was tech thought it was somehow righteously above all others, so its good that people are finally saying 'no
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by autokad 7y ago
there is no way I'm making it to 85
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by autokad 7y ago
in 2007/2008, I managed a GIS server / website that averaged 100 hits per day, but once every couple years the website would get listed in time/cnn and would get millions of hits. I set up an EC2 instance behind a load balanc
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by autokad 7y ago
some people thought (some still do) that, but so far research where men and women where most free to do what they want, the differences become bigger - not smaller. Which actually makes sense. if we are made up of influences from nature an
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by autokad 7y ago
mortgage insurance does suck, but it didn't ruin the economics for me, but I was lucky. When I bought with an FHA, if you got down to 20% by year 5, you could get rid of MIP. Now the rules are stupid, you are stuck with mortgage insu
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by autokad 7y ago
maybe I missed the a, but I think he edited it after
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by autokad 7y ago
really strange person. reveling for the downfall of a company that would yield negative effects on you and your coworkers. while I find this story interesting to see how things play out, what lessons learned, etc, I don't revel at all
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by autokad 7y ago
> " The challenges that AI faces" Isn't this a good thing? I would think that If it were easy we wouldn't need graduate degrees
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by autokad 7y ago
many destroyers (including world war 2) have only forward main guns (usually 1 or 2). I can only speak from my experience playing naval ship games. Destroyers are very small but nimble ships. if you need to fire from aft guns, you alread
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by autokad 7y ago
there is plenty of payoff, and I'm not just talking about the social aspect of it. contrived example: they could do a youtube channel and winning those races gets them the cred from viewers to bring them thousands a month. Since every
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by autokad 7y ago
I recently watched a video on why you should hire a managing company if you rent to tenants. One example they gave: say you rent your place to someone because you met them and they seemed trustworthy, you just broke fair housing laws in ma
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by autokad 7y ago
> "But only focusing on the good is definitely a trend that happens a lot--it's called romanticizing." It doesn't appear that way to me at least. The tired trend I see "hey, you see that thing you like, here let
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by autokad 7y ago
I found it hard to consider them knowledgeable when they kept comparing them to armies/people/etc hundreds of years in the future.
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by autokad 7y ago
> "But if you only admire the interesting parts, you get a horribly inaccurate picture." I don't think that's how admiration generally works. I admire Steve Jobs on many things, but he was a cruel human being to some
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by autokad 7y ago
Is there shareable / repeatable code to go behind it? Its cool but without seeing how it was produced, it could be just as well a fancy output of a video editing software
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by autokad 7y ago
honestly, I think the article was secretly trying to drum up hate for big tech like Amazon.
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by autokad 7y ago
In Seattle, as a pedestrian I have problems with drivers only looking in the direction of oncoming traffic to make a turn. That includes not looking in front of them and not looking in the direction they are turning. Its hard to imagine ap
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by autokad 7y ago
yes it is a rate, from the article: "The number of pedestrians killed — 6,283, an increase of 3.4 percent from the previous year". It may not be the number you are looking for, but it is by definition a rate. It would be interest
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by autokad 7y ago
I don't feel you are wrong, you just are. I already cited a city with twice the population of Seattle that has ample amounts of single family use and a great subway system.
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by autokad 7y ago
yes, that's very useful for discussions. down vote people for saying what they feel. this isn't a research paper. > "Wanting to live in single family housing near the city and enforcing it legally is exactly why public t
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by autokad 7y ago
i disagree with the general sentiment: "build more dense housing". Yeah, what we need is more condos with 1k HOA fees for housing affordability... We need more single family housing. There is plenty of space, just that all the c
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by autokad 7y ago
> "The US has over 300 cities with a population of more than 100,000 people" I hate being pedantic, but the US doesn't have 100 cities with 100k+ people, but I do get your overall point edit: oops was wrong, somehow I was
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by autokad 7y ago
for some reason, 50 degrees feels more like 35
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by autokad 7y ago
a little annoying they swap Mexico and Canada's keys in the two charts. Beyond that, I didnt read anything that was particularly compelling. the tittle could have just as well been: "Robots are getting cheaper" rather than
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by autokad 7y ago
Nice kernel, hope to use this in the short future
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by autokad 7y ago
> "those who are not oppressed simply have no real frame of reference to understand the problem" Yet somehow you think you are enlightened by a little volunteer work. as far as immigrants in America go, Asians make more money
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by autokad 7y ago
From what I can tell, it seems like the US is not forcing a backdoor. is that correct? This sounds like UK is forcing the issue. However, I don't care if it "keeps us safe". It's just wrong in so many ways

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