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by gmadsen 4y ago
python i think is still good prototyping. I can do numerical work, visualisations, animations, game dev, web dev, etc. for me python is just the biggest collection of tools while not being the best at anything. which is an ok trade off a l
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by gmadsen 4y ago
they don't seem to have a theoretical upper limit. more data and more parameters seem to just keep making it more advanced. Even in ways that weren't predicted or understood. the difference between a language model that can explai
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by gmadsen 4y ago
The sad fact of the matter is that you are wrong. People do not want that. No matter what their words say, their actions is what bring in the revenue
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by gmadsen 4y ago
I dont understand the ai ml distinction you are making. What does ai without data even mean.
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by gmadsen 4y ago
Depending on how complex, it would be a hybrid system. You have finite discrete states, but also continuous dynamics that need to be controlled (like a PID) Control systems have always been designed in a connected box fashion. Before gui s
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by gmadsen 4y ago
even as a static model, it is not a low pass filter. in fact, in the static case, a kalman filter is exactly the same as the recursive least squares estimator, which is provably the optimal unbiased estimator
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by gmadsen 4y ago
good choice. My first was going postal, and is a great self contained book
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by gmadsen 4y ago
i get your point, but a bad change to the linux kernel could impact billions of people
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by gmadsen 4y ago
not sure what videos you watched, but he has plenty of videos citing his sources of work done in the 70s and 80s. He also recommends far more and varied movements than the split squat.
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by gmadsen 4y ago
10% also score too low on IQ tests to be accepted into the Army
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by gmadsen 4y ago
i think robotics is probably an easier example to think about. if you have a sensor who's normal operation has a well defined gaussian, but every 2-4 seconds a spike in the data stream is seen for a millisecond due to any variety of r
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by gmadsen 4y ago
shouldn't a society ideally all of those at once? maybe the allocation percentages change in line with generation changes in the quote, but politics and war will always be needed, at a minimum to prevent historical mistakes
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by gmadsen 4y ago
that's a really interesting quote! I've thought a lot in the past about specific things in older movies that I enjoy and that some other people can't stand. I think this might be a big part of it.
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by gmadsen 4y ago
i mean humans arent great at reading emotions either. 30% error is probably human level
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by gmadsen 4y ago
not sure who you interact with regularly, but the vast majority of people are not interested in watching classic film
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by gmadsen 4y ago
what billionaire has less stress?
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by gmadsen 4y ago
unless im wrong (im not a physicist) interaction with the higgs field does give a none zero amount of mass to quarks. but the vast majority of mass of a proton ~99% is due to the energy in the gluon field
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by gmadsen 4y ago
that seems like a very basic thing that would be on a quals exam. a good researcher is a combination of smart/creative with expert knowledge of their field down to the fundamentals. as an ee phd can you derive basic control theory or e
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by gmadsen 4y ago
uh what? Games have definitely gotten easier since the 90s
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by gmadsen 4y ago
sure, how fast you enter deep restorative sleep. If you measure your HRV, you can definitely see the effect
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by gmadsen 4y ago
screen time after is not just entertainment. do you schedule doctor appointments or do taxes on an ebook?
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by gmadsen 4y ago
id say its fairly normal to at least answer slack between 700am and 9pm, and thats excluding any recreational/personal non rec screen time after or before those hours
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by gmadsen 4y ago
are you retired? I think many do not physically have the time to follow what you are saying
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by gmadsen 4y ago
just food for thought, there is quite a bit of research showing that hard exercise right before bed is not optimal. i think its fair to say any is better than none, and if it works for you, it works for you. but the argument is that hard ex
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by gmadsen 4y ago
that sounds amazing, I just spent 3 hours last night making mpl plots for ideas I already had. this sounds like a perfect use case for me
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by gmadsen 4y ago
is that any different than function overloading?
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by gmadsen 4y ago
that is not true. people say that for certain things, but not for others. why is it that food processing is regulated? If people are responsible and act in their own interest, then it shouldn't be the responsibility of companies to com
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by gmadsen 4y ago
I doubt the average consumer was ever motivated by inflation to spend. Its a nice story economists tell, to advocate for their inflationary policies
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by gmadsen 4y ago
if you are going to spend extra hours outside normal, make sure it at least is benefitting you with new skills or experience. no one is cheering on the dude who decides to vacuum the office after work for free
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by gmadsen 4y ago
i mean if you have trouble not staying in a budget, I suppose that helps, just seems weird to tout that as a great way, if you are overall spending more money...

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