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by jayajay 10y ago
This seems really cool. It can be pretty unintuitive sometimes which activation function(s) to choose.
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by jayajay 10y ago
I feel like I'll just keep choosing a new random one until I land on one I like. I feel like the problem still exists -- we find content we don't like, and then decide to keep looking, until we find something we do like.
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by jayajay 10y ago
Don't the other people on the ship get to avoid disease, hunger, and burdens? I'm afraid it can justified either way. Doesn't change what it is -- locking people up in servitude or cages for extended periods of time.
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by jayajay 10y ago
You're right. Another thing that scares me is how we interpret history based on who wins. We've all heard the true saying "the winners write the history books". We all might have been saying things like "it's a
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by jayajay 10y ago
Have you ever been to prison? That's where the US Government throws people who they deem to be "bad people" for about 5-10 years, sometimes forced to do menial work. That ruins lives just like what you read in the passage. On
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by jayajay 10y ago
That book was so funny. My favorite is the story where he finds out he can get the radio broadcast an hour early, and so he uses that to troll his relatives into thinking he can predict the outcome. I forget exactly what it was -- a sports
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by jayajay 10y ago
These were really good.
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by jayajay 10y ago
http://io9.gizmodo.com/watch-a-series-of-seven-brilliant-lec...
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is a great article, thanks for sharing. "Not being able to put plain old IF condition to some block of HTML code sucks" In my usage of React, I found that this limitation forces me to use functions to break down my code, a sk
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by jayajay 10y ago
This. There's a point even in academic fields where you find a particular community divided by subjectivity (strings vs. quantum gravity). I think the scientific attitude of "remaining skeptical" has served us pretty well in
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by jayajay 10y ago
You're right -- it seems to me that search engines right now are really great at self-validation and confirming almost any opinion, or any point of view. It's a double-edged sword. Like you can look up "why it's ok to ki
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by jayajay 10y ago
The author wonders why shit like this appears on google, but then you see her first paragraph: "Did the Holocaust really happen? No. The Holocaust did not really happen. Six million Jews did not die. It is a Jewish conspiracy theory sp
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by jayajay 10y ago
Why would anyone extroverted enough to use this app decide to use it instead of inviting their existing friends to the event? I personally don't know anyone who would use this app. Then again, I have very, very few people I would call
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by jayajay 10y ago
At first, it's fun to experiment. Then you realize how no one fucking understands you and no one understands each other. That's depressing, buddy. Life is depressing. Welcome! Yeah -- and you ask why people abuse drugs? And it&#x2
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by jayajay 10y ago
* Trigger warning * I have to "subscribe via email" if I wanna read that post. If they hit you with a subscribe-wall for content, go ahead and type this fucking jQuery into your console: $('html').removeClass('drawb
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by jayajay 10y ago
When you start using ES6, a lot of this garbage tends to disappear, if that helps. It infuriates me to see this kind of code, also. ES6 is a real godsend, dude! Fuck, I basically just said what everyone else here said. Well, whatever!
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by jayajay 10y ago
Button to app store cuts off on Chrome 54.
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by jayajay 10y ago
He's not wrong. Yeah I knew I saw this somewhere before.
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by jayajay 10y ago
Trigger Warning, do not read if easily offended or if against introspection. Downvotes? Would this have been upvoted?: "Python 3.6 is really cool and looks fairly compact, especially when you're used to nesting callbacks, us
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by jayajay 10y ago
Wow, nice find. Let's all appreciate how fucking dope Daniel Shiffman's videos are: https://www.youtube.com/user/shiffman/videos
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by jayajay 10y ago
This is str8 dope... when you are accustomed to seeing node.js callbacks pre-es6.
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by jayajay 10y ago
Packets are physical objects. You can theoretically trace light back to a source source by measuring its amplitude at various points. All the government has to do is "own" the physical components involved in wireless transmission,
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by jayajay 10y ago
"Most drugs are traded between so many people and stored in so many homes around the world that it makes no sense trying to tie them back to a single locality". That's true, but that never stopped governments from regulating
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Zebra finches get a hit of dopamine when they hear pitch-perfect songs(cosmosmagazine.com)
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by jayajay 10y ago
Are you saying it's too noisy to do that?
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by jayajay 10y ago
Do you have the right to ask my browser client that it is not allowed to hit https://the_forum_you-post_to.com/your_post ? Google is an automated browser client (more or less). Do you think real people are justified to rea
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by jayajay 10y ago
If you think bordered countries make sense, then bordered data should make sense, right? Can't we trace packets back to a physical emitter? I don't think this is a non-issue at all. If we replace "data" with "nukes&
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by jayajay 10y ago
"That’s why [Feynman] had a hard time communicating" This is surprising! I always thought old Feynman was a great communicator, but then again, the Feynman he's talking about is a young, determined Feynman, not an old, passiv
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by jayajay 10y ago
The occasional phase-shifting surface in an echo chamber isn't completely uncalled for.
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by jayajay 10y ago
Are you a mod? I'd like to apologize for crashing this jQuery funeral.

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