dwiel

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by dwiel 11y ago
Could you give more detail about how capital gains taxed at a lower percentage than salary/profit has far-reaching consequences?
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by dwiel 11y ago
I've been trying to find a simple dataset of music to experiment with and this is perfect. Thanks!
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by dwiel 11y ago
Except you can't legally park and live in them in many cities. Sure you can relocate if you get caught, but how many times before they catch on and you get in big trouble? Its a more practical way to break the rules, but in most plac
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by dwiel 11y ago
Is running the docker image on a fresh standard AMI [1] all it takes to get a working tensorflow backed by the GPU? There is nothing you need to install on the host OS? [1] for example: Ubuntu 14.04 (HVM) public ami, ami-06116566
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by dwiel 11y ago
I tried to build a nice, cheap small house and ran into these exact same regulations. Almost all of the regulations we hit were from the 'International Building Code' which covers a large part of the US. I'd say building a
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by dwiel 11y ago
Yeah I think that is what I mean. I want one class attribute to be a function of another class attribute. This may be naive but here is an example of what I want to be able to do: class User(graphene.ObjectType): name = graphene
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by dwiel 11y ago
Is there a way to define attributes as a function of other attributes? I poked through the documentation and tried to prototype it but couldn't get it to work. Am I missing something?
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by dwiel 11y ago
It doesnt even describe the rarity without a mean and standard deviation
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by dwiel 11y ago
We are making very similar points I think. My main point is that it is not a given that we must simulate a human brain to get super human AI. We may, we may not, we dont know, neural networks or otherwise.
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by dwiel 11y ago
I agree with everything but the last. Simulating a human brain is perhaps necessary for consciousness uploading, but not for super human ai. We have been able to travel faster by machine than foot for a long time, in spite of not being ab
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by dwiel 11y ago
I'm not sure, but perhaps it is similar to local voting rights? Do tourists get the right to vote in local elections, or do they have to prove to have lived there for some length of time first?
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by dwiel 11y ago
I share your optimism, however it isn't obvious from the paper how many hyper-parameters and different variations of the loss function were tried to get this result. It is still cool that something so heuristic can work so well.
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by dwiel 11y ago
https://gist.github.com/dwiel/7a2c0163b802e1cea0f6 Instead of requirements.txt we use py.prereqs, but otherwise this script should get you close.
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by dwiel 11y ago
We have to use a mix of pypi and conda since quite a few of our dependencies are not in conda. We have a script which checks conda first, then falls back to pypi, all from one requirements.txt
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by dwiel 11y ago
It is common for opioids like cocaine, heroin, etc. It is not common for marijuana, psychedelics, etc. With these there is some tolerance that can be built, but it doesn't take very long to get back to baseline.
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by dwiel 11y ago
And how long does it really take to figure out who you want to vote for obce every 4 years
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by dwiel 11y ago
The typical size of paper used to carry one dose is 1/4" square. Cutting that into 10 equal sized pieces would be relatively tedious. It also assumes that the LSD is distributed evenly across the paper.
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by dwiel 11y ago
"I don't need privacy, I've got nothing to hide"
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by dwiel 11y ago
not necessarily classical, but Koyaanisqatsi is similar to what you are describing.
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by dwiel 11y ago
Lubomyr Melnyk does something similar by hand on a real piano. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LICgfSqZcdg
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by dwiel 11y ago
I bet people would volunteer to do it. :) My guess is that he more means that they have become entrenched in everyday life and that somehow that will make them harder to get rid of. It's always been this way ...
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by dwiel 11y ago
In the city I live they just have a maximum sign size. I forget how big it is, but billboards are definitely not allowed.
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by dwiel 11y ago
I don't think the lessons from these experiences are really meant to transfer like that, they are so personal. That doesn't make them trivial though, just hard to communicate.
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by dwiel 11y ago
I still dream of the day that freebase's graphd or something like it is released. That was a really nice eco-system.
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by dwiel 11y ago
voicecode.io is far ahead of anything else in terms of out of the box programming by voice. Everything else requires a lot of up front effort and essentially designing your own language before you can be productive.
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by dwiel 11y ago
I have been using voicecode.io (with dragon naturally speaking) and IR head tracking so that I don't have to use my hands for anything now with pretty good success. The head tracking mouse has a much smaller learning curve, but progra
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by dwiel 11y ago
I use a trackIR and linux-track with good success. The only issue is you have to have a reflective dot (or 3) on your head, ideally on the bill of a hat. It is accurate enough that I have to use the trackpad maybe once a day. I don'
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by dwiel 11y ago
The same is true about the environmental impact of manufacturing all of the steel, aluminum, LEDs, electricity, etc. used in a vertical farm.
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by dwiel 11y ago
Pretending that the opposite it true, that violence is our most natural and basic state, is equally naive as pretending that cooperation/love is. You mention the phenotype and us/them, but don't explain how violence is an ob
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by dwiel 11y ago
We got one of these for our office so the remote guys can hear during meetings and it is terrible. We'll all be sitting at a table, and the remote people can only hear every other person at the table. There are random empty spots whe

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