epiphanitus

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by epiphanitus 7y ago
What's the ad revenue picture like? Has the industry found ways to adapt to the current landscape or are subscriptions/branded content the only way to fund a media business these days? (I know not related to NPR)
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
Been starting your DL course and it's amazing. I love how your approach is both ambitious and practical at the same time. You mentioned you studied philosophy as an undergrad. How did you end up working with analytics and DL? (I know t
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
I wonder if there is any scientific evidence of human organ systems that operate without much input from the brain. I read somewhere that that the human stomach also has a ton of neurons. So perhaps being an octopus is like being a human wi
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
I'm speculating here, but I think this isn't about challenging the monetary oligopoly as much as it is about Amazon. FB isn't funding this project because it's a libertarian thought experiment. FB is funding it because i
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
I'm no sociologist, but I suspect changes in the nature of work had a more sizable effect on loneliness. Nothing fuels teamwork like a shared experience of adversity, which makes sense considering how humans used to live in small bands
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Who's going to control the data that Libra generates?
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>>the same classifier will be much worse in the same task on images from a different hospital (or even from a different department in the same hospital). Has anybody figured out why this is the case? Could it be socioeconomic factors?
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Does Chromium have the same privacy issues as Chrome does?
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
This was a really interesting read, though I would interpret its message more as 'avoid flow during practice and work on the hard things, so during your performance you can focus on your vision instead of constantly thinking about avoi
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This is just a bitcoin scam.
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Tip for a fellow traveler: you might want to check out the Autism Advantage program. They give job training specialized for autistic adults so they can work in the SV.
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
Well, social media is heavily based on network effects, so it's not like consumers can just leave one platform for another and reach the same people. If your cell company prevented you from calling your crazy uncle on Christmas eve bec
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
I know the argument that "YouTube is polarizing everyone" is a common one, but is there any evidence to back it up?
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
The author assumes that there can be no overlap between Netflix customers and Disney customers. I imagine that for most consumers who cut the cord would be willing to pay for more than one streaming service, especially considering how cheap
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
Hey where can I read more about this? You got me curious...
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This is how Apollo did it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNiscigIgBc They followed a flight path closer to the North Pole, which substantially decreased the radiation's intensity and the duration of the astronaut&#x2
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by epiphanitus 7y ago
Are there any resources out there you would recommend for learning testing techniques in a Python context?
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A new way to build tiny neural networks could create powerful AI on your phone(technologyreview.com)
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by epiphanitus 8y ago
What is it like being in the stack ranking system? Is it as stressful as it is reported or have its drawbacks been exaggerated in the media?