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by hmate9 10y ago
It is pretty interesting to see how a couple of years ago it would be extremely bad PR for companies to get involved in politics and user their corporate power to tip the scales in their favor, but now it is completely the opposite.
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To everyone saying "calories in vs calories out" is not the golden rule: it simply is. Your body obeys the laws of physics. If you consume less energy than you use then your body will be forced to use up its stored energy.
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by hmate9 10y ago
It would be great if there were some predefined cards so that maybe I could refresh my Haskell knowledge or something without me having to create the material. But nice job overall!
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by hmate9 10y ago
Not really. Online poker is much more popular. Plus the computer doesn't have a camera either. You have to deduce if your opponent is bluffing through the plays he/it is making.
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by hmate9 10y ago
$800 million / quarter = $103 / second. Wow.
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by hmate9 10y ago
Technically you are correct, but you are just nitpicking. We understood exactly what he meant.
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by hmate9 10y ago
Analysing poetry was the stupidest thing I had to do in school.
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by hmate9 10y ago
For example in the abstract: "adding new neurons to deep layers of artificial neural networks in order to facilitate their acquisition of novel information while preserving previously trained data representations" Nobody talks lik
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by hmate9 10y ago
Problem: current methods for training neural networks cannot learn continuously. Once they have been trained, they cannot easily learn new information. We propose a method to fix this problem. Our algorithm adds new neurons to the neural ne
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by hmate9 10y ago
I would have said 30 years, and I thought I was the optimist :) Anyway I hope you're right and I'm wrong!
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by hmate9 10y ago
Out of curiosity: how far away do you think we are?
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by hmate9 10y ago
Slightly off topic, but I hate how publications are written. It seems like authors are purposely using big words and sentences that are often 5-6 lines long in order to make it seem more clever. I find myself often having to reread a senten
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by hmate9 10y ago
Machine Learning only works if you have data that it can use. Non-technical people are unlikely to be in possession of this data. But I still agree with you.
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by hmate9 10y ago
I really hate it when people talk/write like you. Saying absolutely nothing, but using fancy words and phrasing to seem smart.
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by hmate9 10y ago
Honestly, I think that is mostly how he will behave. His "headline" behaviour in this election has been done to get media coverage. Hillary outspent him but if you look at how much coverage has been on Donald Trump, than it is alm
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by hmate9 10y ago
Only 70% of America believes that climate is changing. This will keep rising and soon people will focus on this. I think in 2 years Trump will acknowledge climate change too. He will have to.
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by hmate9 10y ago
I think YouTube recommends those videos to you, because people are actually more likely to rewatch videos they have enjoyed in the past. So YouTube gets more views from old videos -> more revenue.
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by hmate9 10y ago
Windows has a 2.5% mobile market share. If you're JUST launching an app you will not focus on Windows. You'll be happy you got both iOS and Android to work.
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by hmate9 10y ago
By the way it seems like both presidential candidates' main selling point is is that they are not the other candidate. Really not how things should be.
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by hmate9 10y ago
Yes, proper form will be absolutely fine. But as the weight gets heavy for you, keeping a great form will be very difficult. You see many weight lifting olympians getting serious injuries.
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by hmate9 10y ago
As long as what you life is not too heavy. Than it becomes very unhealthy.
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by hmate9 10y ago
If I recall correctly Elon said they have the money. That the project is costing them <5% of SpaceX.
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I think he meant places that are potentially habitable.
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My thought exactly. Seems like 90% of the people in the audience trolls.
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When I first read about these in WSJ I was very skeptical, but now I am fairly certain these will perform well. They are a cool fashion accessory.
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by hmate9 10y ago
I thought it was a fantastic site. Got me interested, got me to scroll all the way and told me everything I needed to know in a very visual way. I really liked this page.
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by hmate9 10y ago
Not sure why there is a lot of negativity here. It doesn't seem that ridiculous of a goal. I think by 2100 we will have extremely powerful AI that will make fighting diseases extremely easy compared to methods available today. To be ho
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by hmate9 10y ago
Ok, so you would rather Zuck not spend his money trying to cure diseases?
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Not sure which one is the ridiculous and which one is the very very challenging...
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by hmate9 10y ago
I won't be buying the new iPhone but I thinks removing the headphone jack seems like an extremely small problem. The main issue seems to be that you now can't charge and listen to music at the same time. How often do you actually

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