greysphere

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by greysphere 7y ago
:) Thanks! I made that!
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by greysphere 7y ago
This sounds like one of the billion things correlated with having less money. https://www.citylab.com/life/2012/03/why-people-cities-walk-...
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by greysphere 9y ago
After digging a bit deeper into the paper, it seems a key part of the new scheme is the NN is trained to help guide a deep/sparse tree search (as opposed to TD-gammons fully exhaustive 2-ply search). It's somewhat surprising to m
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by greysphere 9y ago
TD-gammon is a well known version of this technique (with 2 ply lookahead, vs a 1600 deep mcts) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TD-Gammon Temporal difference learning was previously consider weak at 'tactical&#x27
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by greysphere 10y ago
My point isn't so much text vs binary. It's text==1D vs much of VR content which is multi-dimensional. And the more multi-dimensional, the more the most human readable format becomes the non-text version (text -> trees ->
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by greysphere 10y ago
I like this sentiment a lot, as it applies to most computer uses. A couple standout exceptions however are images, videos, 3d models and animations. It's certainly possible to represent these in text, but most uses and tooling respec
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by greysphere 10y ago
They didn't get the memo, they wrote the memo: http://www.radgametools.com/oodle.htm
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by greysphere 10y ago
Thanks for the clarification. 5 minutes of internetting points out that that the 8 percent difference (39us, 31ger) is at 4 years while the 6 year us number is 59 and the ?8? year ger number is 77. The relationship between cost of college
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by greysphere 10y ago
Sorry, where does article [2] show a lack of correlation between low-cost college and low-income enrollment? The only comment that seemed relevant was the following, which implied the opposite: "In addition to less educational mobilit
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by greysphere 10y ago
"...and taxed by, PayPal..." PayPal (really X.com) was founded based on: "17% of the world's economy is lost to the financial industry. Wtf, they are just numbers in a database, can't we do better?" I dunno wh
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by greysphere 10y ago
It also challenges people to think how to structure a society that maximizes peoples ability to work at this level. The folks who figure out how to put 'everyone' in a position to make successful startups with have contributed or
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by greysphere 10y ago
Bots seem as pointless today as twitter did 8 years ago. So, um... Yeah, I dunno.