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by f00_ 9y ago
when I read the title I thought of qr codes but didn't see them scrolling through, curious now though
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by f00_ 9y ago
wonder if they've already gone through arbitration https://ripple.com/terms-of-use/
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by f00_ 9y ago
Also, have you read Norbert Weiner's Cybernetics? I think he had parts of information theory there before Shannon I want to understand his work on random processes too, have just kind of scanned the book and have tried to upgrade my ca
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by f00_ 9y ago
i may in fact be color blind
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by f00_ 9y ago
Could you explain KL divergence and/or cross entropy to me? from wikipedia: "In mathematical statistics, the Kullback–Leibler divergence is a measure of how one probability distribution diverges from a second expected probability
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by f00_ 9y ago
no mention of the alto either :0 From Masters of Doom, Carmack programmed Doom on a NeXT machine would like to get my hands on one
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by f00_ 9y ago
erm, I think boltzman figured out entropy for thermo like 100 years before shannon's theory of communication could be totally wrong though entropy, complexity, and evolution are words that come to mind
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by f00_ 9y ago
I would be interested if anyone knows about the connection between information theoretic entropy and physical entropy. I think thermodynamics and statistical physics are really interesting. In Parallel Distributed Processing they discuss an
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by f00_ 9y ago
>135 euros nope, looks exactly like some other versions i've seen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPlqJaUi5jE I guess people will buy it, but I'd rather it be cheaper Not that i'm opposed to modernization
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by f00_ 9y ago
Why does it use green for both Probability and Algorithms? Why does it use red for both Linear Algebra and Others? Why is it 3d? Thin font is hard to read
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by f00_ 9y ago
php for example(?) type casting there always seems horrible
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by f00_ 9y ago
is it bad that I prefer C to all the shit in C++? Now I don't even write C/C++ regularly, so my opinion is probably shit. But I really like the simplicity of C over all the features of C++.
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by f00_ 9y ago
"Factom technology secures data for private and public organizations by publishing encrypted data or a cryptographically unique fingerprint of the data to Factom’s immutable, distributed Blockchain" https://factom.com&#
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by f00_ 9y ago
PHP: Laravel, Lumens Python: Django, Flask, Pyramids, Tornado Java: Spring Scala: Akka? most experience with Python
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by f00_ 9y ago
Lets use rocket attacks instead of terrorism. You could consider the actions of the US and Israel to be terroris https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestinian_rocket_attacks_on_... Tel Aviv seems great honestly. Really my
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by f00_ 9y ago
This is similar to statsbot.co 's Slack bot You would message the bot something like "sessions for this month", and it would send back a graph. wonder if you could make a similar bot with google sheets if they provide an api
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by f00_ 10y ago
what do you think of the visual programming in unreal engine similar for unity? have never used it, but supposedly you can go back and forth between c++ and the drag-and-drop interface i really like scratch, have started using this tool cal
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by f00_ 10y ago
c+p of 252-253: "The world of physics is then," as Planck says, "a deliberate hypothesis put forth by a finite mind in an attempt to reduce the facts of observation to a system based on certain physical principles such that k
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by f00_ 10y ago
also: Alan Kay: "OOPSLA 1997 - The computer revolution hasnt happened yet" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKg1hTOQXoY and +1 to anything by bret victor
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by f00_ 10y ago
Richard Hamming: You and Your Research https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1zDuOPkMSw (All the recordings from "Intro to The Art of Doing Science and Engineering: Learning to Learn" are amazing)
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by f00_ 10y ago
can't pm, but interested
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by f00_ 10y ago
this is really interesting, company I work for has recently started working on "location analytics" using signal strength (rssi) of the signal sent when your phone scans for wifi
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by f00_ 10y ago
They're using pre trained models though, like https://github.com/heuritech/convnets-keras I don't think they expect people to train them in the browser, just run the pretrained ones for image recognition or s
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by f00_ 10y ago
https://blog.archive.org/2016/06/02/copyright-offices-propos...
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by f00_ 10y ago
"developers of the Tor browser" probably not, lots of incompetent people in infosec. Tor itself has decent devs, but even they have seen leadership troubles recently, pressure from feds etc. Check the mailing-list. Reminder, this
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by f00_ 10y ago
Why is Tor Browser still using FF instead of Chrome or something? A sandbox is necessary, and I'm 100% sure there are a ton of 0-days in all browsers.
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by f00_ 12y ago
People should really stop using pastebin to post leaks, I'm pretty sure there's still a timing-based SQL injection to get at least the user's IP
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by f00_ 13y ago
There are a ton of groups that use IRC though... It's mainly IRC, Jabber/XMPP, and Skype. There are plenty of groups to be found.
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by f00_ 13y ago
Corporations are often made up of more than a hundred thousand people, divided between thousands of things. I highly doubt anyone that has anything to do with SCEI had anything to do with anyone in Sony Corporation. I don't understand
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by f00_ 13y ago
Why is it wrong to be greedy or to "want more"?

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