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by dumb1224 6y ago
I think it's clear that all societies are facing problems like this that people are prone to following populism and ideological extremes, which can be made worse by amplification of social media. It's not yet clear how to tackle t
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I see what you are saying and I would like to point out a distinction if I may about chinese vs indian approaches regarding external criticism (with my limited understanding of India as a country of course). You may see from the press that
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I don't understand the random label training part. Presumably you train on randomised labels which have no relationship with the input but surely it won't generalise well at all given the small probability of predicting the labels
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by dumb1224 6y ago
The trick seems to be caching mail headers, https://gitlab.com/muttmua/mutt/-/wikis/MuttGuide/Caching Also if you change folders frequently you can put: set sleep_time=0
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned Mutt + Maildir? I'm by no means a power-user but I really love it and find it very responsive for downloaded emails.
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I appreciate your comment but I didn't imply that the connection was seamless between ethnic groups. Your thinking assumes that there is a huge segregation between the two populations and anyone who cross-over would be 'Sinicizati
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I apologise for my choice of words, I'm not a native speaker, nor could I do it in a more diplomatic way. However I do agree with you, for the opposite it might well see han population as a threat, probably right from the early dynasti
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I understand the feeling of my follows, they are hot-blood emotional beings.... What I could summarise more abstractly is this: they are not discrediting the news sources abroad, but instead, because chinese society / us people are wel
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I appreciate your point. But it is only one-sided story. Both sides have been victims of historical conflict, there is a long history of han ethnic people being driven away too. Arguing who did wrong first is a bit like a religious debate.
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I take your point. However I do think the 'automation' process you described sounds like automated feature selection or the general idea of regression. 'A fatal issue is then that the datasets we are asking to be automaticall
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by dumb1224 6y ago
'It is about the relevant variables for deciding Y not being present in X.' Could you explain a bit more about this? Can I interpret that as 'X contains some signals that indicate a target Y'? If that's the case the
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I think the issue this article talks about has been widely discussed. E.g https://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~qzhao/adversarial.html It is a very specific problem in the realm of ML in my opinion. The networks that were ment
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by dumb1224 6y ago
There are nuances and some culture differences in young people from asian and US background e.g. The feminine males are a big part in the mass media such as pop culture (Jpop or Kpop) and anime. Never have the muscular characters dominated
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by dumb1224 6y ago
Anyone who follows main stream entertainment in China and social media would understand these events as a commonly occurring cultural phenomenon (roughly the equivalent of 'masculinity/identity crisis' lately). Having lived i
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by dumb1224 6y ago
That's my experience when exploring locally...most of the people I met are from a very tech/scentific related area.
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by dumb1224 6y ago
Second time seeing lindy hop related thread on HN. Are there many practitioners here? Very excited and sad as I don't see I can go back to this hobby anytime soon.
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by dumb1224 6y ago
No one mentions this one? too old?: Two bytes meet. The first byte asks, "Are you ill?" The second byte replies, “No, just feeling a bit off.”
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I know it's sensitive times to comment anything but I can't help remembering all the ancient chinese idioms we used to learn and laugh about in class. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_men_make_a_tiger htt
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by dumb1224 6y ago
"many study for tests but can't speak English." This is definitely true at least from my student days a long long while ago. However that particular perception, that english learners tend to translate what sounds natural in t
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by dumb1224 6y ago
From China yes. The popular shows / movies (including anime) have quite different themes, which is easy to understand since countries import different productions. The exported culture for our consumption is mostly typical of asian int
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I noticed this effect on me after years of living in Europe. The perception of Japanese culture / society I had from before I moved to Europe was quite different (these phenomena are to some extent well-known but not an obsession). Now
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by dumb1224 6y ago
In specific research areas such as biomedical science it is certainly tricky to get involved because of the data governance / confidentiality issue... so we have to do both roles to some extent
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I always see that the data used in ML field are not being praised enough. I don't see enough people realising it was the large collection of data / curated information that enabled the advancement (may it be that the ML methods we
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by dumb1224 6y ago
er....what? There are tons of Winnie products in China..... https://www.taobao.com/list/product/%E7%BB%B4%E5%B0%BC%E7%86...
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by dumb1224 6y ago
However even in the oversea chinese community he (Guo) is poorly regarded and very dubious. He gained a lot of attention much earlier because of these callouts but later proven not accurate and not different from other controversial figures
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by dumb1224 6y ago
The post can't be accessed with a Internal Server Error. Or is it just my ISP? I often confuse myself with other representation learning methods such as graph kernels https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph_kernel Are
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I don't know if it belongs to the same category; but I find distributed learning very interesting and related. It has been a trending topic in biomedical field. In an area you can't gather enough data ethically, distributed system
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I don't have a strong math background but I think during the optimisation process of finding the hyperplane, the solver (algorithm that attempts to find best separating hyperplane) uses soft margin to allow mis-classified instances. It
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by dumb1224 6y ago
My work involves these semantic web technologies/ontologesi and I found the team is slowly but surely turning to more general graph-based tools such as Neo4j essentially abandoning triplestores. I wonder why the up take of triplestores
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by dumb1224 6y ago
I don't understand what you mean by 'wary of not stepping into territory where the state will wield its heavy hand'. I was simply giving examples of the part of legal system that I know of. Pardon my English, what I call &#x2

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