george3d6

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by george3d6 6y ago
I don't think you're getting my point, consider reading again. There's a fundamental limit you will hit here, you can't just "make it slower" or "make it worst" to lower that limit.
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by george3d6 6y ago
Because "refine" really means "melt at temperatures ranging from 500 to 4000 degrees celsisu and then extract via various mechanical processes and/or using various reactants which often require gigantic plants to produce
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by george3d6 6y ago
These sort of naturalist arguments seem to make little sense when thought about more clearly. Of course that: a) Destroying the environment is probably more destabilizing than keeping it intact... that's almost always the case with con
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Revelation and Mathematics(cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Google Ain't Worth a Dime(cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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The Web Development Pattern(cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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I don't want to listen, because I will believe you(cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Machine learning could be fundamentally unexplainable(cerebralab.com)
2 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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PSA: Beware of Temporary Remote Work(blog.cerebralab.com)
2 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Determining Determinism Is Indeterminable(blog.cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Keeping Encryption Elitist(blog.cerebralab.com)
2 points by george3d6 6y ago|4 comments
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Costs and Benefits of Metaphysics(blog.cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Is a billion dollars worth of server lying on the ground?(cerebralab.com)
330 points by george3d6 6y ago|331 comments
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Exploring the human condition via 3d6 is a row(blog.cerebralab.com)
2 points by george3d6 6y ago|1 comments
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by george3d6 6y ago
> you don’t really do this if you care about the freedoms that GPL is meant to preserve I mean, if this was the case, why provide the source at all ? Or why make it free to use forever ? Why not release it under a license that states usa
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by george3d6 6y ago
> How does dual licensing work with 'downstream contributions'? If some user finds a bug in your GPL code, fixes it, and pushes that code to your repo? > You don't own the copyright to that bugfix right? So how can you
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Dual licensing GPL for fame and profit(blog.cerebralab.com)
114 points by george3d6 6y ago|112 comments
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Exceptions as Control Flow(blog.cerebralab.com)
3 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Code as Pointless as Tea(blog.cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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by george3d6 6y ago
Yes, or rather, run your whole program with specific inputs then (e.g. by using a debugger) capture as much of it's state as you can and compare that with the state from the next run of those same inputs. E.g. given a program with vari
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by george3d6 6y ago
> What are your thoughts on automated/unit tests used to guarantee expectations do not change in future revisions (a regression suite) and also used to present example inputs usages of the API that was designed? To be honest, this i
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by george3d6 6y ago
I'm not trying to achieve perfect, rather just be able to answer a question like: What makes a test obviously bad or obviously good ? I needn't have a system that can help me generate perfect tests, or tell apart almost equally go
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by george3d6 6y ago
> The question is, why are you unit testing ML functions? ML is not software engineering, and unit tests not a good way to broadly evaluate them, outside some “third rail” type tests for insanely important cases. In practice, I agree wit
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Musings on the Impossibility of Testing(blog.cerebralab.com)
27 points by george3d6 6y ago|50 comments
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Longevity Interventions When Young(cerebralab.com)
2 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Science Eats Its Young(cerebralab.com)
3 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Confidence in Machine Learning(cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Causality and Its Harms(blog.cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Training our humans on the wrong dataset(blog.cerebralab.com)
1 points by george3d6 6y ago|0 comments
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Is a trillion dollars’ worth of programming lying on the ground?(blog.cerebralab.com)
299 points by george3d6 6y ago|334 comments

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