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by f00_ 9y ago
hashgraph? https://hashgraph.com/
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>natural rights philosophy >evidence choose one
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by f00_ 9y ago
i wish they would commit to paying taxes in the US instead of building new stores here
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by f00_ 9y ago
you're right, entirely right. But I think this is what people want: Developers can control and fork the code at will because they have a majority (51% >) of the coins. Coins are used for some kind of service that it provides (transa
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by f00_ 9y ago
getting your feet wet andrew ng's machine learning course: https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning to get up to date on convnet architecture Fei-Fei Li and Karpathy's cs231n: https://cs231n
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by f00_ 9y ago
Richard Hamming developed error-correcting codes while working along side Shannon at bell labs, his book The Art and Science of Engineering: Learning to Learn and the associated lectures he gave at the naval postgraduate academy are tremend
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by f00_ 9y ago
I think the PDP books are super interesting, have you read Jeffery Elman's Rethinking Innateness kind of a successor to PDP. Elman did some of the first work on recurrent neural networks I think Geoff Hinton, some of who's work wa
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by f00_ 9y ago
So as far as net neutrality goes: it's very vague, in favor of companies like Netflix that want cheap peering(?) at the expense of ISPs (which are acquiring each other, getting huge similar to before Bell was broken up). It's a co
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by f00_ 9y ago
just a couple counter examples I wanted to point out: giantbomb.com (ads + subscription only content) 4chan (I would like someone to explain it more deeply to me, but I think they run their own ads, do they use an outside service?)
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by f00_ 9y ago
steemit seems like a ponzi scheme. Could someone explain the whole "powering up" system? I think it's counter example to Proof of Stake, like there isn't the economic incentive there is for Proof of Work
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by f00_ 9y ago
market participants not taking externalities into account. i.e. this transaction benefits both you and me, but doesn't take into account the effect of the transaction on the environment/others
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by f00_ 9y ago
they could of nationalized the banks, but no instead they just give them handouts but yeah, I wonder why they didn't decide to save bear stearns, maybe it collapsed and that was the reason they decided to save the rest best source abou
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by f00_ 9y ago
actually, the corporate nanny state will just bail them out. See: Long Term Captial Management, S&L crisis/Continental Illinois under Reagan/Bush Sr, 2008 crisis They have an implicit subsidy, Too Big To Fail: access to cheap
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by f00_ 9y ago
Deep learning tho haha literally the next page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15709199
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by f00_ 9y ago
I would rather employ someone who has a music degree and learned web dev in their free time than the majority of shitty comp sci programs or an mba As far as postmodern literature departments, sure they are worthless, and maybe counter prod
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by f00_ 9y ago
exactly the reason the central bank of sweden created the Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel as part of a marketing scheme of it's 100th anniversary
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also, he is the the great grandson of george boole or something. that blew my mind
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by f00_ 9y ago
opp, apparently not haha. Interesting, I guess working at Uber wasn't that great
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I think classifying it as a framework wouldn't be too far off, gives you statistical distributions to work with as primitives (x is drawn from a Normal distribution instead of just being assigned to 5 for example). And then it uses PyT
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They acquired Geometric Intelligence a year(?) ago, and renamed them Uber AI. I think there is demand for Edward/PyMC3 backed by PyTorch instead of Tensorflow/Theano. Theano is being depreciated next year, which backs PyMC3. http
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0.1.0 definitely not feature full, but Pyro seems promising. PyMC3 is fine, but it uses Theano on the backend. Theano will stop being actively maintained in 1 year, and no future features in the mean time. That was announced about a month a
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by f00_ 9y ago
I don't think i'm knowledgable enough to do anything other than refer you to sharding (we don't need to store the whole chain, just like in distributed computing) and the recent paper by Vitalik (Ethereum) and Joseph Poon of
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by f00_ 9y ago
I have like 400$ in all the stuff on coinbase (BTC, LTC, ETH) + Factom (Austin startup, head developer is Paul Snow, used for maintaining trail of ownership?), 0x (decentralized exchanges), Augur (decentralized prediction market), and Rippl
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the paper, for those interested: http://repository.cmu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2874&c...
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for sure, I think i'm just sensitive to the use of script kiddie haha Atleast you're thinking about it, company I work for definitely prioritizes freedom over security if you know what i mean
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>defend against DDoS but not sanitizing user input >calling a pentested a script kiddie welp, my work is done here
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.parquet fam, it's all about columnar data stores now
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this is really cool, openframeworks-esque in browser javascript if you like this I would highly recommend looking at openframeworks. the interactive browser part excites me want to try to make something with deeplearn.js
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really wierd, most of my exposure to foucault is indirect. this debate with chomsky on human nature is interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wfNl2L0Gf8
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so you could sue someone for not calling your the right pronoun (ze/zhe)

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