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by debbiedowner 8y ago
Pretty great article. This characteristic that many patients have multiple disorders is an interesting point. Reminded me of my real world PCA applications which were never satisfying. In such a case you'd take the attributes of answer
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by debbiedowner 8y ago
All the things I've seen today make up just 4% of my apt building. The other 96% is made up of things I can't see, detect, or even comprehend. Therefore this periodic table must only describe 4% of my apt building.
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Startup Hardware Research, how to?
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by debbiedowner 8y ago
Okay, great, so link me to some of this non anecdotal evidence please :) What are best numerical values for lifetime, how slowly can you withdraw money when you retire, what are the best lengths of retirement etc. I want to see which passiv
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by debbiedowner 8y ago
This being a coding community, has anyone ever created an ipython notebook or similar that uses historical data to see how these passive investing products perform over all possible long intervals? I'm curious what are the conditions f
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by debbiedowner 8y ago
Is the narrator a machine? He said "eee gee" for eg.
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by debbiedowner 8y ago
Not sure "derive" is the right word here :)
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Nice try, Stephen Wolfram...
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Looking at the qual exam charts, and then looking at the qual requirements for stanford cs online, I just think: "some people have all the luck"
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by debbiedowner 9y ago
To ask people who solved many of these questions: Once you find "the" trick, is there still a lot of computation involved? Do you still write loops? How many orders of magnitude times do those loops run? How do you know when your
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by debbiedowner 9y ago
Sounds like anecdotal evidence that Moore's law has ended: If Moore's law was still in play then your 2011 computer would struggle to run 2017 software which is geared towards 2017 computers. But if Moore's law had ended then
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People doing empirical experiments cannot claim to know the limits of their experimental apparatus. While the design process of deep networks remains founded in trial and error, and there are no convergence theorems and approximation guaran
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by debbiedowner 9y ago
Exactly. That's why there are three kinds of mathematicians, those who can count, and those who can't.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4Pu_JuPILw&t=2m45s
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by debbiedowner 9y ago
Just to get the full quote from original article: “their metric space is a social coordinate space. It’s not Euclidean.” If the space being considered is a probability space like you say, then there is no metric, there is a measure. --- Why
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by debbiedowner 9y ago
Why is a "social coordinate space" not Euclidean, and why is it worth mentioning? ..."phenomenological rules"... It is an interesting subject... but this interview is a little annoying since it is with a philosopher in s