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by dmichulke 12y ago
Given the other comments I wonder whether the Meta-Algorithm for big numbers is basically: Compose a state space that expands as quickly as possible in terms of the argument(s) and define some property of the state space as the result. Look
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by dmichulke 12y ago
In addition, if "not mentioning 3 mn" is theft, then surely "wasting 3 mn" as government official is theft as well. However, this type of accountability is somehow not there. So it seems the rules are different, dependin
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by dmichulke 12y ago
This question has no answer because the word "fair" has different meaning for everyone. Somehow "fair" reminds me of "Atlas Shrugged", especially, when uttered by government officials.
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by dmichulke 12y ago
The problem with this type of planning is that it is not nearly powerful enough to address real problems in Starcraft (except for the given examples) because: -discreteness: Well, I think it's safe to assume that every starcraft state
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by dmichulke 12y ago
The negotiation only started when one party said "no".
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by dmichulke 12y ago
Yes, people with money or people who already sold their (non-existing) product are indeed a good match and as scarce as good co-founders.
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by dmichulke 12y ago
I didn't fully read it but doesn't it look like there is potentially a big survivorship bias in the data? They touch the subject with their 3rd hypothesis but in general it's possible that you still have a higher life expecta
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by dmichulke 12y ago
This is certainly "truer" for brainfuck and Java than for Haskell and clojure, especially if you don't have access to an IDE.
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by dmichulke 12y ago
I also first used MongoDB but I switched to cassandra and I find it much better. MongoDB was bad for this case because it devours memory and it lacks a primary key (so saving a tick that's already creates a second tick). cassandra is b
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by dmichulke 12y ago
Financial data (tick to EOD), network traffic data (TCP packet level sends / receives) and farm data (sensor + farm ERP data) All of them are basically time series with some master data, none of them is more than a few dozen GB So in a
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by dmichulke 12y ago
While I appreciate the history lesson in the article I strongly disagree with > Is global uniformity a good thing? Not when it comes to cultural issues, and customary measures are certainly a part of our national culture. because you can
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by dmichulke 12y ago
Sorry I didn't respond earlier. You can set your rate however you want, however, your toptal guy will have to think it's credible. I believe it pays way more than elance / odesk (however, I didn't really try hard there b
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by dmichulke 12y ago
Apply at http://www.toptal.com and please say I referred you! You'll have some challenges to solve in order to enter but IMO it's worth it
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by dmichulke 12y ago
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by dmichulke 12y ago
There are approaches. One is General Game Playing where the rules are given as a set of logic formulas that basically describe a state machine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_game_playing http://www.gen
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by dmichulke 12y ago
Location: Luxembourg Remote: OK, Part time (20-30 hs per week) Willing to relocate: No (I live 10km away from the airport, so traveling to bigger European cities is ok) Technologies: Clojure, Java, Prolog + Machine Learning, Artificial Inte
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by dmichulke 12y ago
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