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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
He was arrested and charged with ~30 felonies and plead guilty to 1 in a plea deal and was due to spend over a year in federal prison. So what exactly did he win?
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>We are wasting our time and energy caring about either of those organizations. Direct quote by the way
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>I am not a fan of corruption but it's undeniable that he played whatever cards he had in life and played them hard. His parents were a Diplomat and a Businessman and he graduated with 2 engineering degrees from Berkeley. So we shou
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
What a strange criticism. That these orgs are useless because they couldn't get Pardons from a President more or less totally opposed to their goals? It's completely unreasonable to expect otherwise.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>It's just a human interest story at the end of it Its really not, it's a "hey let me trash this dead guy for clicks" story. >For my part, I find it sufficient for me to conclude this guy hit his girlfriend. Someon
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
Ironically or perhaps not your entire comment reads like pure anti-union propaganda. Sure unions protect bad apples but it also protects decent people from being treated unfairly by employers who in this country have overwhelming power over
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
Were there any police reports? Was he arrested for battery? Honestly it's pure hearsay otherwise. We can't really be expected to take the word of jilted ex lovers at face value, sorry.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>The other unsettling truth is that HN can read this story and come away asking what people could possibly object to in his life story, and why one should believe the spouses (plural) that describe his dark side What's unsettling ab
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
This stuff is disturbing. These articles read like hit pieces. The guy can't even defend himself and you have all these wild claims from supposed ex-girlfriends. It's just bizarre. Let the guy lie in peace.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
I doubt there's much in CV for instance that couldn't be achieved easily with fast.ai. You don't need to be doing exotic things to build a product.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
We're talking about building useable products not solving science...
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
Lots of salty kids in here trying to justify spending 6 years as an anonymous hyperparameter tuning drone in the Stanford AI Lab.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>The industry is stagnated for exactly the reasons brought up: we don't know how to squeeze out the last mile problem because NNs are EFFING HARD and research is very math heavy: e.g., it cannot be hacked by a Zuck-type into a half-
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>There was positive radar and flir data Not sufficient it could easily be a flock of birds or something mundane.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>You'd think, but we subvert and bomb Iran every time they get close to enriching uranium, so there are precedents, if perhaps not on the same relative scale. But Iran, short of nuclear weapons, is essentially at exactly the same Te
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
It's really not, its almost completely eyewitness based and regardless of their "expertise," eyewitnesses are almost completely worthless and certainly do not qualify as "compelling evidence" in the arena of Science
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>A good one is where, say you are checking in on a civilization to see whether it's about to become space faring, and given the amount of energy required for it, the tech is dangerous to any other civilization these recent space arr
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
> the court has generally (and wrongly IMO) Well thank god you are not in charge of Policy in the US.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>I don't understand why we don't implement the isolation procedures of countries that have gotten this under control, following these procedures for both foreign citizens AND US citizens: Because that would be communism!! &#x2F
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
But seriously, was Stackoverflow part of the training data used to train GPT-3? Would definitely be an interesting fine tuning experiment
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
The US is being destroyed by the Paradox of Tolerance and Putin/Xi could not be happier. What better possible outcome, short of an actual Civil War, could there be to prove to their people that Democracy is a flawed ideology?
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
Lots of "Libertarians" with bad hyprocrisy in constantly bringing up "free speech." Yet the same people cheer for Christian Bakeries that refuse to serve gay couples. And those people trying to claim these tech companies
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
Can someone post a real analysis? Are we supposed to believe this guy because he's a "Finance Major" with 5k followers and he posted a few graphs??
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>Also, please don't judge me, I just have a morbid curiosity to see what these people are talking about and how they think. Why not just tour your local Psychiatric Ward? Please keep downvoting. I bathe in Maga-Moron tears. Poor Sno
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>While I agree that these interviews can be a bit much but what's the alternative? So somehow literally every other industry on earth has figured out ways to interview people that don't involve whiteboard hazing but you think t
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>Turns out you got to pay bills I'm sorry but if working for a FAANG is the only way for you to pay your bills you need to learn how to budget... How absurd.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>Is it just the salary? It is, isn't it? Just money. How depressing. Of course it is. FAANG is just the 1980s Wall Street of our day. I can only pray that eventually people will realize how predatory and dangerous these companies ar
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>No one seems to be making significant theoretical progress in physics, and when the physicists are stumped, it rouses everyone else's curiosity. Definitely true but I think that points more to a broken system, where String Theorist
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
The problem is that the VAST majority of layman "theories" especially in Theoretical Physics fall into the Not Even Wrong category and are totally without merit or worth discussing.
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by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>to optimize transportation needs. You mean to optimize Uber and Lyft revenue

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