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by cleancoder0 5y ago
> But these do not stay they same between problem instances; anything you learn from solving one problem is not helpful when solving the next problem. But nothing in ML stays the same between instances. The reason why ML works is because
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
LKH does support a lot of things mentioned, but for practical usages it would not work. It's nice to leave it running and see what can be accomplished but asking it to give you back something in 1 second, with a lot of constraints, giv
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
I encountered tumors in regular meat of many varieties multiple times. For some reason, pork has the biggest probability of tumors.
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
How is an example of doing a tail activity like competitive powerlifting and the anecdote of underperforming in the activity on a vegan diet relevant? I am pretty sure that gentlemen at the lumber yard do not have 300kg deadlift events and
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
There was an explicit mention of protein quality and bioavailability. Both terms are standard and widely used. If OP meant something different by these terms, then fine. There's a minor loss of protein that is trapped in fibre for most
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
That is a valid claim. The artificial bioreactors in question are rarely as efficient as the body of an animal. So these "reduction" claims come from thinking about how much animal meat production is reduced by meeting the demand
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6893534/ This review debunks the "bioavailability" and "quality" claims quite easily. "bioavailability" (pdcaas diaas) is a contrived
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
It's not true that by weight chicken breast has higher concentration of protein than beans. 100g of raw beans, or 100g of raw lentils, has more grams of protein than a chicken breast. 100g of raw soybeans has more grams of protein than
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Improvements to ant colonies or genetic algorithms are not pushing the field forward. It becomes a benchmark game and has been that for the last 20 years (which many abuse, you can start from a previous best solution and leave your computer
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
There's quite a resurgence of need for optimization. There's a lot of companies that want to provide an Uber/Lyft-like service of their own product. So you have a bunch of smaller problems that you want to solve as best as po
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
There's LKH http://webhotel4.ruc.dk/~keld/research/LKH/ which is heuristics and best open implementation. Adding optimality estimates is the least complicated part. When TSP is mentioned today, unlike 50
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
What about AlphaGo, AlphaZero (chess)? Optimization is also data, given a local state, can you identify the sequence of transformations that will get you to a better state. The reward is instantly measurable and the goal is minimizing the t
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
First transformer models still dealt only with the training set. Eventually it was extended to work with an external data source that it queries. This is not a new thing, for example, image style transfer and some other image tasks that wer
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
It's not that complicated. Some people are unlucky. There is nothing one can do to avoid disease eventually. Some people start getting sick in their 80s, some die healthy & peacefully in their sleep in their 90s and some get cancer
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
I believe half-open intervals is something C++ uses for std::lower_bound and std::upper_bound.
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Yep, Croatian/Serbian have a phonemic orthography. Quite easy to write given that sounds map directly to a letter.
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
5 BLEU points more is massive with 4 times less params. The fact that layers themselves are narrower means that training and evaluation of the NN is also much faster.
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
So I read a bit more about Donetsk and Luhansk and while I can see the similarities where Ukraine = Serbia and NATO = Russia, unfortunately the similarities stop soon when you realize that Kosovo (= Luhansk or Donetsk), establishes a democr
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
This got me wondering, how do humans handle a hot bath? Wet-bulb temp is much higher than 35 °C, right? I mean, it's probably going to hit moist areas first. So India should be one of the first countries to experience lethal wet-bulb
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
I contacted a lot of my Russian colleagues and none are affected by this SWIFT ban and are still being paid by EU companies. They receive their funds from private banks that are not under these sanctions. I guess they might be affected once
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Croatia's first unicorn was Infobip, one of the world's largest providers of A2P SMS services.
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Abkhazia and South Ossetia declared independence and stayed independent. Crimea for some reason was annexed, despite leadership in Crimea wanting the same status given to two countries mentioned above.
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
> I found it odd that you thought I was talking about foreigners. You mentioned that this cannot be said for a lot of EU countries. Turks born in EU do not have to learn German. Immigration within EU is free from language requirement too
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
> Also Milošević died in 2006. Yeah, I guess he stopped existing in 2000 and had nothing to do with the peaceful referendum. > Because it is the same, a territory within a country decided it wanted to be independent and it is supporte
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Yeah, technically it was the head of Yugoslavia that started a war with Slovenia the moment it left the federation (after Croatia left too). Luckily, war lasted 10 days. Not Serbia, I guess. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Well, I must add that the practice of solving comp pro problems is quite worthwhile for me (without the competition part). I'm always humbled when I try to solve something, need 50-100 lines of code, and then there's a solution th
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Competitive programming develops these skills quite well. Reaching high performance means knowing the solution before coding it up. Witnessing high level competitive programmers scribble stuff on paper for 5-10 minutes, and then just a pure
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Not being satiated is also a sign of having low calories on a "good" vegan diet. If you ate 500 grams of raw beans (cooked), having 1.5kg of excrement going through your bowels will leave you quite satiated. On my plant-only days,
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by cleancoder0 5y ago
Everything you are saying is pointing to starvation induced metabolic disease. You said it yourself that you were always starving as a vegan. Given that you were a "good" vegan, living on low calorie foods, I cannot see how you th

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