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itissid
4y ago
> Concentrated Brines Like the ones NASA has on the shuttle https://www.nasa.gov/feature/new-brine-processor-increases-w... right?
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itissid
4y ago
It's a political viewpoint yes but a relevant one to explain what the attempted creation of model minority does to actual people and their minds, my mind, due to odd ball immigration policies. I don't think we are "model/
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itissid
4y ago
One of the constant dichotomies that i(and maybe other immigrants) live with are these: The privilege of being a model minority [1] [2] yet being on the edge of having to lose it all if the immigration system shits itself. One might be a se
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itissid
5y ago
To answer my own question here are some references to the problem at hand https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3491210
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itissid
5y ago
Wasn't there also a connection between solving constraint satisfaction (k-SAT Boolean CSP examples) where the clause length to the number of clauses makes it super easy or super hard for solvers to solve for a solution? I vaguely remem
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itissid
5y ago
> my neighborhood is quiet I have lived in areas with only single family dwellings(Tempe AZ, density 5,203 people per square mile.) and in areas with high rises(Hoboken NJ, density 41,038 people per square mile) and I can attest that mos
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itissid
5y ago
It does feel though that a model like the human mind will be very fundamentally different from any of the models of today. No? Like the NN State of the art models of today are so different from state of the art 12 or so years ago which was
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itissid
5y ago
That is the problem with generalization and cop outs like these. It's no good to people in the field doing actual work where the devil is in the detail. Big data is fairly important to a lot of things, for example I was listening to Te
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itissid
5y ago
Speaking of ants https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/ant-colony-optimization#:~:te... .
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itissid
5y ago
Are there exceptions like emails from a whitelist of NGOs and Non Profits?
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CFS Raises $1.8B in Funding to Commercialize Fusion Energy
(prnewswire.com)
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itissid
5y ago
Here is an example say you are modeling cancer rates on a county level to discover anomalies and prima facie you don't have any hypothesis to believe that counties interact in a special way for this kind of cancer(there maybe inherent
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itissid
5y ago
A very intuitive entry into gaussian processes comes from Chapter 12 of Statistical Rethinking by Richard McElreath: He comes at it from the regression side and explains that GP's basically occur when you have continuous variables in y
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itissid
5y ago
Exactly, I had only one summer internship back when I graduated many years ago, now a days 2-3 is not unusual
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itissid
5y ago
Why is a country not able to come out of poverty post colonialism? Some have succeeded like the East Asian "Tiger" economies some haven't like India and Bangladesh, yet. Like everything its a confluence of factors. Costa Rica
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itissid
5y ago
What about the 3 blue 1 brown video on it? I think that is pretty concise and intuitive too but does not seem to appear on this thread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spUNpyF58BY&ab_channel=3Blue...
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itissid
6y ago
There is a really good explanation of this machine on Veritasium: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhsZUZmJvaM
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itissid
6y ago
Isn't there an audio and video from the descent? The camera are also in this mission like they were for curiosity: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/spacecraft/rover/cameras/
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itissid
6y ago
Very unfortunate because a lot of practical engineering and battle tested systems design practices came from the apollo program and it would not have happened without teams of people working together.
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itissid
6y ago
is this like Wine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wine_(software) ?
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How does uncertainty hijack our attention.
(zuckermaninstitute.columbia.edu)
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6y ago
I was wondering the same thing. But as pointed out here[1]. There are some interesting points: Cell size is actually affected to genome size and cell size has a more complex relation to Physical Shapes and sizes: " As a result, species
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itissid
6y ago
Sad bookends to a poorly thought out process. The trade deal with the EU was also kind of sad because it revolved around "territorial waters" for Fishing which is < 1% of the economy, while saying nothing of Services Sector and
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itissid
6y ago
From a sample size PoV, 12 does not even matter, because they are looking for specific phyisiological responses and correlations. Its also good that they don't have a causal hypothesis statement: > These results could have important
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itissid
6y ago
I think that most of the times they are particular to a domain to solve particular problem. For example Some researcher would have a grant for developing an optical inspection of a circuit board using a camera moving on the 2d euclidean
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itissid
6y ago
On an EB2 people like me have decades of wait time to get my GC. I think a sustainable way is to have professors and universities collaborate with H1B employees directly, to allow for them to publish papers and get in via the EB1 route. It
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itissid
6y ago
Is there a good article/video explaining how third party cookies work and then how the ad fraud itself works in this context? I would like to send it to someone with very little knowledge of this world and what problem this feature int
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itissid
7y ago
I cannot possibly fathom the terrible experience of cancer patients going through chemo. My great hope though is that a bunch of these will be rendered treatable with the immunotherapy solutions out there and being developed right now, whic
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itissid
7y ago
I recently read Andrew Gelman's description of these effect sizes from short studies. I think the idea was that if many small interventions created large positive effects then there could also be as many interventions on the negative s
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itissid
7y ago
Yes
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