drmcninjaturtle

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   by drmcninjaturtle 10y ago

   Hmm, that's actually a good point, I didn't realize the primary source was so sketchy. Thanks for correcting me, seems I was too quick in my judgement. I'd like to edit/delete my comments, but I don't see the interf
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   by drmcninjaturtle 10y ago

   Have you looked? https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/782906224937410562
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   by drmcninjaturtle 10y ago

   Difficult to imagine the person who called for Assange to be "droned" could influence anyone to cut his internet?
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   by drmcninjaturtle 10y ago

   So why is it impossible for the UN to exert similar political influence?
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   by drmcninjaturtle 10y ago

   Where do you get the data?
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   The Natural Selection of Bad Science(arxiv.org)

   1 points by drmcninjaturtle 10y ago|0 comments
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   by drmcninjaturtle 11y ago

   Great points. I would add that during the "unicorn boom", we also had the belief that proprietary tech would protect the market position of a large, low-profit companies, giving them time to monetize. It now seems that we may have
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   Strategies and Principles of Distributed Machine Learning on Big Data (Petuum)(arxiv.org)

   3 points by drmcninjaturtle 11y ago|0 comments
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   by drmcninjaturtle 11y ago

   Because closed-access journals (which are sadly still the prestigious ones) prohibit pre-publishing elsewhere.
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    The Humble Programmer by E.W. Djikstra(cs.utexas.edu)

    2 points by drmcninjaturtle 11y ago|0 comments