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by hdkrgr 7y ago
FWIW, the German federal government (of all people), is organizing a distributed hackathon this upcoming weekend: https://wirvsvirushackathon.org/ Seems like it's supposed to be (mostly) in German language as well. If
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
Generally, the parents work in different places of course. As parental leave is a legal right (not given by the employers), employers simply have to comply with the parents' wishes. In the past employers often frowned upon men taking p
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
Absolutely agree. Also, as a European, I can tell you that this perceived escalation is not an American phenomenon based on Donald's rhethoric. It's based in increasing perception of Chinese misdeeds in the West and around the wor
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
EU citizens OR residents
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
While there's certainly small parts of protesters whose aim is independence, the movement at large has very clearly communicated 5 well-defined demands since the end of June and by and large stuck with them.
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
This is really only true in combinatorial auctions when the set of items is small. In the divorce example (split n items between the two) from the other comment, VCG would require both partners to list their truthful valuation for all 2^n b
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
That's correct.
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
On first view, that might make it a really interesting Incomplete Information game to consider for AI research.
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
fyi, many of the dlcs are on sale as well
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
This will be interesting to see. Brown and Sandholm's algorithm aims to play a Nash Equilibrium which by deifnition _cannot_ be exploited by a single opponent player as long as all players are playing the equilibrium strategy. As they
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
And when you say 'Hong Kong' can sue, you mean its pro-Beijing government?
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
Related: tidyverse's dbplyr let's you write tidyverse code querying almost any remote database - leveraging the DBs computation while writing code (almost) as you would for a local data frame. In my old job I got to a point where
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by hdkrgr 7y ago
German amazon seems to be selling chalk branded 'hagoromo fulltouch', saying Made in Korea.
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by hdkrgr 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_regression
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by hdkrgr 8y ago
On a related note, I see exactly what advertisers someone else has interacted with: As you do, I use an alias email for my facebook account. I use it for my facebook login and nothing else (although I do receive the email that arrives there
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by hdkrgr 8y ago
I just finished helping out a friend who did exactly this thing, clicked on an ad at the results page thinking it was Google's top result and was redirected to an ESTA scam site where they lost a bunch of money. What's easier to t
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by hdkrgr 8y ago
Similar experience at my organisation, it definitely happened bottom-up. I hear that before I started, there was a locked room with a PC that had "that open source R" on it and people had to go to management and have some good rea
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by hdkrgr 8y ago
Another convention seems to be 'Alexo' when you want to talk about Alexa but not to Alexa.
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by hdkrgr 8y ago
While I don't disagree with your argument, the disparity is not quite that high (talking about Germany). A Uni Doctorate Position in Germany is 44k in the first year, ~49k from the second year (EUR before deductions) as per official TV
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by hdkrgr 9y ago
I guess most will identify as 'South Asian'. Also you can see that the race/ethnicity question only has ~55k responses out of 100k respondents in general. To many of us it feels like a very US-specific question that we are gl
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by hdkrgr 9y ago
More on the latter point: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-background_steel The same effect was also used in understanding brain development by looking at Carbon isotopes in brains of people born before WW2 to determi
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by hdkrgr 9y ago
Consumer's have a right to get an overview of all their collected data as well as the calculated (category) scores once each year for free. These could essentially serve as input output pairs.
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by hdkrgr 9y ago
My first experience was spending a year abroad in High School when I was 15. (Classical exchange program managed by one of the big non-profit orgs.) So I lived with a host family and was fully immersed in my host country's culture. I k
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by hdkrgr 9y ago
Living abroad for extended period(s) of time.
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by hdkrgr 9y ago
Technical University Munich has been doing this since at least 2011 to heat half of their campus: https://www.lrz.de/services/compute/supermuc/systemdescripti... (see section on warm water cooling)
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by hdkrgr 9y ago
I'm still not convinced.