curuinor

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by curuinor 9y ago
So it's hard as hell?
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by curuinor 9y ago
Modern bodybuilders don't have incredible life spans, either, so they face the consequences.
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by curuinor 9y ago
yeah, cousin comments are treating it as if it's serious, but the capital letters make it sound sarcastic
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by curuinor 9y ago
oh my god, they actually put Webvan as an example of a disruptive company on their site (as of 1940 PST Jan 30 2018) https://www.lanetix.com/company/#why-lanetix
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by curuinor 9y ago
they're not going to have an actual product in 3-5 months, union or not, if they fire everybody e: it looks like they're in the salesforce ecosystem, so perhaps they're glomped onto the Benioff philosophy of "No Software
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by curuinor 9y ago
reciprocity is also social pressure. nobody said that social pressure is bad.
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by curuinor 9y ago
Given the thinness of every crypto market and the rampant wash trading, there's a real chance of something bigger than the magic the gathering exchange fiasco
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by curuinor 9y ago
See more David Gerard in r/buttcoin and the Something Awful YOSPOS bitcoin thread, which is now basically free of anyone supporting any of this idiocy
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Your Market Can't Learn XOR(howonlee.github.io)
3 points by curuinor 9y ago|0 comments
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by curuinor 9y ago
also at metafilter: https://www.metafilter.com/171958/Weird-One-Character-Domain...
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by curuinor 9y ago
this is a meme from r/bitcoin, where literally everything gets replied to, "this is good for bitcoin" it is also an identical meme from r/buttcoin
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by curuinor 9y ago
chainer is the best. plain numpy means that somebody else thinks about broadcasting rules and other stuff that has nothing specific to do with neural stuff and cupy just implements them.
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by curuinor 9y ago
knuth only touches on the condensed matter (survey, beliefprop) in like one section in the whole book, i recall. beautiful presentation, nothing about, say, the d1RSB and s1RSB transition or anything like that. try montanari's book
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by curuinor 9y ago
no brain matter, to my knowledge. not a senile death either
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by curuinor 9y ago
experience it cost me 2.5 grand usd and was legal in the jurisdiction, and i believe it ethical besides that, i won't say
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by curuinor 9y ago
human tastes fine. it just tastes like gamy pork.
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by curuinor 9y ago
turbocodes, belief propagation, bayes nets are more significant in industry
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by curuinor 9y ago
forums.somethingawful.com metafilter.com
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Your Market Can't Learn XOR(howonlee.github.io)
1 points by curuinor 9y ago|0 comments
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Your Market Can't Learn XOR(howonlee.github.io)
1 points by curuinor 9y ago|0 comments
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Your Market Can't Learn XOR(howonlee.github.io)
1 points by curuinor 9y ago|0 comments
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by curuinor 9y ago
David Gerard is definitely a hater, but he knows more than 99.9% of BTC people https://www.amazon.com/Attack-50-Foot-Blockchain-Contracts-e...
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by curuinor 9y ago
What, then, exactly is the difference between your scenario and Coinbase being the bank?
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by curuinor 9y ago
This would actually indicate that spearman's g cannot distributed ~Gaussian. CLT wouldn't apply, anyhow, but positive feedback effects (a la small world RG) would apply. Very SFI sort of thing
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by curuinor 9y ago
I expected something like that. I was intending it to be easy to read and... that didn't happen. So I will unpack.
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The Hard Problem of Consciousness, the Consciousness of Hard Problems(howonlee.github.io)
3 points by curuinor 9y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What banks don't have cartoonishly bad password practices?
4 points by curuinor 9y ago|11 comments
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by curuinor 9y ago
I've studied power laws for a half-decade now and I still don't think I really understand them in my gut, to be honest
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by curuinor 9y ago
maybe you're thinking about simulated annealing?
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by curuinor 9y ago
This had a go-around in the Reddit and Something Awful bad-with-money threads/forums

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