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by debbiedowner 5y ago
When I look at his constantly increasing income I just think I would rather spend the money on a super good easy life and other people knowing there'll always be more. I feel like living within your means makes sense both ways. Don&#x2
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
So how fast is it going according to the blur? 600mph?
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
It's MAMAA now. G->A a while ago and Netflix was superceded by Microsoft.
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
Which one of these algos does Intel/Nvidia/Google use in their AVX/Cuda/TPU implementations?
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
Is there an analogue for this to show that a person must know something even if they pretend they don't? Say I'm a middle man escrow service with an untrusted channel, and trusted A has sold a secret X to untrusted B using me, and
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
Doesn't seem self consistent. He defines the ab multiplication as dot product plus "extrusion"/bivector (which seems simpler to call convex combinations of 0,a,b,a+b). Then he says aa is a scalar, presumably because the
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
This is actually a much simpler task than ASR and you can even easily train on a normal CPU even. The best do it yourself instructions are in a book called Tiny ML. Compared to super deep transformers, you'll find that deployed WW dete
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
Is your claim is that it's 0 because Tesla FSD doesn't exist? Because if you Google "How many people have died because of Tesla FSD" it seems to be at least 10 according to tesladeaths.com . I also found a strange case o
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
Regarding: "What neural networks do is subdivide the input space and assign a label to it." I've made such plots when the input is 2d, breaking the input space into discrete chunks/pixels, having the net classify, and th
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
What is the probability that there are no collisions by the encoder?
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
If you're doing this then you assume your signal is stationary in the window length. Many times, it's not...
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by debbiedowner 5y ago
HSV color scheme looks beautiful, but since it doesn't seem to have perceptually uniform color change we won't see it used in papers much :( I think the rule for audio papers is linear change in color according to energy? So this
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Why is proof of work so much more popular than proof of stake?
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Wouldn't it be great if there was a proof of work mechanism that took time, but very little energy? I think there will be a low power processor that can perform unique instructions that are expensive to simulate on CPUs and GPUs, but i
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
In the art world every transaction is based on trust. Also if Gursky made the photographs downloadable and the printing process was standard then his photos would have a very different price.
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
What I was getting at was it's hard to think of a situation where "owning" some piece of information like a game skin has utility without a central authority. Ok though maybe in the future call of duty servers will be decentr
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Why is proof of work so much more popular than proof of stake?
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Don't they need to sell with a "warranty" to get the higher prices? In the US market there are some power sellers who say 2 year warranty and get big prices. Meanwhile while I was selling 1 as a non-prof seller I got tons of
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
I like this "stock" analogy. In textbooks I've seen that stock is a "share of a company's future profits" but seeing as many don't pay dividends it really is more like "share of a company's futur
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Maybe if you buy an NFT of an image you own 1/2000th of the rights and then can sue people for 1/2000th of the royalties when they tweet or blog it? I could get behind that. One interesting dilemma for prestigious artists is as th
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
That guy who tried selling me the Brooklyn bridge was the first true NFT salesperson.
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
NFTs are kind of an oxymoron in my opinion. For a digital object to be scarce it needs a central authority. If a digital object is decentralized, it has no scarcity and is worthless. E.g. a limited edition skin in a game needs the central a
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Google colab TPU left out why? Its free just like the other two...
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Sure a gigabyte would take many transfers, but a few megabytes would be easy. That could be a lot of text. Tho true I heard the Waymo guy took 10GB or something. Lots of pdf schematics Photographing the screen like Snowden is probably still
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
A really innovative coin would be a coin that must be mined in a low energy way. I could envision a special new processor, eg something neuromorohic, that can perform unique algorithms at low power that are expensive to simulate on cpus or
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Are IT departments worried about this analog hole that could enable employees to siphon away data from work? At some bigcos that worry about theft CD drives and USB ports are disabled, but the headphone jack works.
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
> Clearly faith is just a trust in a certain kind of evidence that is used to justify religious claims, be it testimonial or experiential I wonder if it is fair to say conspiracy theorists "trust in a certain kind of claim"
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Where do you see that? The rules https://www.inspiration4.com/rules Say: Rules Shift4Shop Inspiration4 Contest Official Rules Shift4Shop Inspiration4 Contest ("Contest") starts on February 1, 2021 at 4:00PM Easte
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
Is there a comprehensive list of how these smart tvs spy on you? Is it worse than owning an amazon alexa? Or is it an attack vector for hackers? Or are people just annoyed at the software on smart tvs?
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by debbiedowner 6y ago
The tacx flux and wahoo kickr are the quietest trainers available and are incredibly quiet, especially when placed on the shock absorbing pads wahoo sells. These direct drive trainers are easy to take your bike on and off too. IMO the pad t

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