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by endtime 14y ago
stickfigure is arguing that TFA isn't necessarily evidence that supports the judgment in question.
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by endtime 14y ago
>by (a) violently suppressing competing militias[1] in Gaza In other words, behaving like a government, which they supposedly are?
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by endtime 14y ago
I know Geoff Anders, who is teaching a few of the sessions, and he is awesome. I live in NY and don't have time to fly out for this, but would be very interested if I lived out there.
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by endtime 14y ago
>Christie plans on going on the warpath Can you elaborate? Does he want to remove the anti-"gouging" laws?
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by endtime 14y ago
So because he's old and confused, he should win nonsense lawsuits?
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by endtime 14y ago
I've been using this side-by-side with the old UX on my personal account for weeks (months?). Much prefer the new UX. Glad it's finally launching.
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by endtime 14y ago
>the attitude that it doesn't matter if they weed out tons of great candidates as long as they weed out the bozos too. What would you do if you got over 2 million applications a year for a few thousand positions?
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by endtime 14y ago
Are you suggesting Turing is not in the highest class of contributors to the advancement of humanity?
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by endtime 14y ago
Looks, Look, Good Also, you should think about stemming - "Looks" and "Look" should be in an equivalence class.
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by endtime 14y ago
Try stevia, which (as far as we know) is a totally non-toxic sweetener. It doesn't work for everything, but I think it'd be just fine for tea.
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by endtime 14y ago
Sounds like they're not hiring engineers but "analysts", i.e. people who correct data manually or semi-manually (scripts, SQL queries, etc.). That explains why $85k is "aggressive" and also why working on Google Maps would be considered "t
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by endtime 14y ago
> That cannot possibly be true either, because traders simply aren't that fast. Forget traders...our universe has a speed limit.
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by endtime 14y ago
You're just talking about a totally different thing. Some people might restrict their caloric intake with the intent of losing weight, but independent of that, some people think that caloric restriction is good for longevity.
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by endtime 14y ago
Any employee who uses Gmail personally has two accounts, yes (I actually have four - personal, .edu, my pre-Google startup, and Google). No one outside the corp environment can see my corp account. From my corp account, I can't find my pe
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by endtime 14y ago
I think the use case you describe is that you create a Google account as yourself, along with each of your colleagues. Then you create a G+ Page and make them all administrators of it. You can act/post/etc. as the G+ page and not as yours
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by endtime 14y ago
You just have two accounts. But you have that anyway if your company using is Google Apps. I think the assumption that people have a work email and a personal email is generally pretty reasonable.
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by endtime 14y ago
If they lose their .edu address, then yes, it would mean that.
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by endtime 14y ago
Without commenting on the validity of the argument, the point that you're missing (not your fault, the post wasn't clear) is that there will be separate ("siloed") G+ instances for these universities. The distinction will be the same as Go
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by endtime 14y ago
We've been using myregistry.com and have been perfectly happy with it. MyRegistry syncs directly with several popular registries, and lets you add anything not in one of those stores with a bookmarklet that intelligently grabs name/price/e
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by endtime 14y ago
What did grok originally mean, then? I thought Heinlein defined it pretty much as you did.
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by endtime 14y ago
Wow, this is the wordiest I've ever seen someone be about their STAT-101 material. Also, "Second, while most startups do not succeed, I have reason to believe that this one—Amicus Labs—will succeed." totally fails to account for the fact th
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by endtime 14y ago
Your comment is about child porn, not about TFA. Please stay on topic.
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by endtime 14y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by endtime 14y ago
As famousactress may have been alluding to, this is equivalent to the well understood problem of robot localization in dynamic environments. If my robot has a map of the building and it thinks it knows where it is, will it get confused if
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by endtime 14y ago
And this should affect class names why?
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by endtime 14y ago
WebOS used the term in a similar way, I believe.
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by endtime 14y ago
I don't know that people disagree. I didn't downvote him, but I can imagine that people might have because his comment is a no more than an uninteresting summary of the blog post. It's not really adding much to the conversation.
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by endtime 14y ago
> "optimize [x], but without doing anything obviously stupid that I wouldn't want you to do" This is similar to the basic idea of Yudkowsky et al's Coherent Extrapolated Volition, the gist of which is that an FAI's metaethical function
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by endtime 14y ago
>He thinks that we need to understand existing science (quantum mechanics and perhaps gravity) better to comprehend consciousness What, not phlogiston? >That is, they seem to accept that consciousness is somehow a 'thing' which is d
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by endtime 14y ago
Nope. Not all the images contained faces (cats, bodies, etc.). There was no specific face-detection code. The system just learned the concepts from the data. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsupervised_learning

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