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by isotropy 3y ago
Well, only for 8 years. 1000 998 994 986 970 938 874 746 490 ooops
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by isotropy 4y ago
Often you separate the feature exploration environment from the infrastructure that executes a strategy. You may need to rebuild the feature calculation before deploying it into prod, but if you try to provide the quants with solid enough
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by isotropy 5y ago
I think the key is that K is fixed per language, not per input. So if you have a sequence of inputs of complexity 1, 10, 100, 1000, 10000...in language L1, then in language L2, the complexities will be something like 1+K, 10+K, 100+K, 1000
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by isotropy 5y ago
Black bar?
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by isotropy 5y ago
> We don't even need empty strings (or collections, really) if we have null. This feels exactly backwards to me: I almost always want my sequence-like types to have a well-defined zero-length element, and I almost never want to all
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by isotropy 6y ago
Right mean (!!!!!), but not the right standard deviation.
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by isotropy 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abel_Prize
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by isotropy 7y ago
For context, 42 was the only remaining number below 100 where it wasn’t known if this was possible. The general problem of exactly which numbers are the sum of three cubes is unsolved. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/S
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by isotropy 8y ago
Despite being a middle-class white guy from the US, I've experienced three of these on the same day. When I met my future wife, my last name ("Coon") happened to be a (somewhat rare) slur on her ethnic background. At that ti
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by isotropy 8y ago
Check out Delphix ( https://www.delphix.com ). It provides a ZFS-backed copy of your production database per developer using snapshots, with rollback. Disclaimer: a friend worked there, I haven’t used it personally, and it’s no
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by isotropy 9y ago
A parser just means A function from streams To maybe a pair, One in which there Is the stream, and the thing that it means
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by isotropy 9y ago
> What's a 5/4 house? 5 bedrooms/4 bathrooms
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by isotropy 9y ago
Sounds like the lambs were terminated immediately after coming out of the biobag, so the researchers could get a clear picture of how lung development progressed in the biobag without confounding factors coming from spending too much time i
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by isotropy 10y ago
>whether that specific machine halts still has a deterministic, well-defined answer Really? If there is literally no procedure that can tell the difference between "machines that will never halt" and "machines that will r
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by isotropy 10y ago
Bernhard is the number theorist - you are thinking of Hugo.
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by isotropy 10y ago
Pythed-off.
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by isotropy 11y ago
There is an endless supply of new users who need to learn, but only limited patience among senior people to repeat themselves. The "safeguards" put in place against repetition, n00bs, decay, etc, really serve the interests of the
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by isotropy 11y ago
Cerebellum Capital | San Francisco | Time-Series/Machine-Learning Infrastructure | ONSITE Cerebellum Capital is a machine-learning-focused hedge fund. The financial markets are full of noisy and unreliable data sources, drawn from non
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by isotropy 13y ago
Except that the blog post says "for a long time the available facts were equally explained by geostationary or geomobile models". This is a correct statement. If you reread the whole Wikipedia section you cited, you'll see