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Why does that feel like too much? Just curious how you're thinking about the pricing.
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I thought the reproducibility crisis was limited to the social sciences and some areas of health/medicine, this is the first article I've seen that claims it is a general problem through all of academia. The Wiki article on the Re
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What's your opinion about the causes of this "mini Dark Age"? Do you still feel that we're in it?
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The idea of "open source" is also unique, I can't think of any other professions that have something analogous.
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10y ago
That was helpful, thanks!
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I think this is an important point that's worth addressing. It does seem like most successful startups stumble onto their idea, and their mission statement is usually a post-rationalization [1]. The question of "Does it come down
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Could anyone elaborate on more examples of the indemnification clause in use? The IP example was useful, but I'm still not sure if I understand it generally.
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It's a little gloomy to see how early most of the predictions are, they were overly-optimistic by 10-20 years in most cases. Has anyone ever tried aggregating popular predictions over time? It would be interesting to see a history of p
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I've noticed the same thing. I would guess it happens because most of the authors of these resources work in academia, and "practical" might mean different things to a researcher versus an engineer.
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It lists Sterling Anderson as a plaintiff in the court notice.
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I really like iwantmyname.com. They sell all of the domain extension (including .io), their interface is simple and not spammy (GoDaddy is so obnoxious about upwelling), and they have nice add-ons that let you set up e.g. Heroku in one clic
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AI Toolbox
(toolbox.trymonk.com)
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Is this like Ruby's Bundler for Python? I've just been getting into Python and am really glad to see this, thanks for creating it!
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They sound like a startup version of Watson, it's nice to see an AI startup having some success in the industry.
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Learning Artificial Intelligence: Frequently Asked Questions
(trymonk.com)
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What do you think about r/machinelearning? That community is much more informed, but there are still very few comments probably because it's much smaller than HN.
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I'm surprised the author didn't mention anything about megarounds. I thought most of the increase in venture capital has been going to megarounds, and that these rounds are being raised exactly because companies want to delay thei
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They're saying something more specific than "urbanisation affects living things" though. The paper tells us 1) that the adaptation has influenced our genetics 2) the approximate timeline (and speed) it took to see that adapta
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They're index funds, I believe all of these are offered by Vanguard.
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I'm surprised at how quiet SpaceX has been on this, the tech seems right up their alley.
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Does "returns to capital in the form of ownership of companies" mean "returns to capital on stocks and equities"? I'm confused because returns on equities certainly haven't been flat.
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The paragraph summarizing the experiment is clarifying: > Significance. > Humans interacting with other humans must be able to understand their interaction partner’s affect and motivations, often without words. We examined whether peo
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There are a few other things they could compete on: - Availability. Who has the largest network and highest availability? - Car Design. Who has the most comfortable or fully featured cars? - Safety. Who has the safest car? Who has the safes
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It certainly doesn't help that our only subway covers 1/6th of the city. It seems like most other major cities are constantly investing in transportation infrastructure, and in SF the only large project I can think of is the new T
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Any pointers on where to get started? I've messed with Karpathy's RNN example using Shakespeare and PG essays, but don't know where to go from there.
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The "atom" terminology is a bit confusing to me. Isn't an "atom" just another thought vector? If "sunglasses" + "smiles" = "smiling-while-wearing-sunglasses", then "sunglasses"
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What would he say?
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1. This happens all the time, the market is very efficient. If your idea has any merit there's almost always going to be a competitor near you. But, as your business evolves, you'll move closer to some competitors and further from
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Ask HN: What problems could a startup solve for you?
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What do you think are the more promising approaches? If you could link to some papers, I'd love to read some of them.
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