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jclos
8y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Google should really revamp Chrome's permission system because it makes installing apps difficult.
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8y ago
Why does it need access to my browser history?
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8y ago
It's not meant to stop malicious users, it's meant to stop careless ones. Malicious users will always find a way.
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8y ago
Note that the default settings of PrivacyBadger breaks your app by not letting load anything outside of the Home feed (clicking on the other feeds just refreshed the Home feed).
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9y ago
What field are you in? Because at least in mine (information retrieval/machine learning) all the stuff you're talking about is done by volunteers, not paid staff.
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9y ago
If you're really interested in the question, there is a field of research called scientometrics and that is dedicated, among other things, to study this kind of question.
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9y ago
> Science and the Humanities worked fine before peer review Before peer review they were not dealing with the volume of scientific content that is submitted nowadays. One could debate whether citations are the only metric necessary, but
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9y ago
It's not the exact same stuff, but for all intents and purposes if you're not planning on competing in a powerlifting event anytime soon it's close enough that you could substitute it. It's actually used quite a lot for
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9y ago
I already thought the leg press machine was a death trap, but you managed to give me another reason to dislike it. I think I'll stick to squatting.
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9y ago
A very important thing you forgot and that a lot of people tend to not think about until it bites them in the ass are the available bands. Some of those Xiaomi phones for instance are amazing and cheap and intuitive, but that's not goi
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9y ago
You might want to get in touch with notebookcheck.net, they have the exact data you would need for that. I don't think they'll give it to you, but who knows, if you impress them enough with the phone chooser you might be able to s
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9y ago
I kind of disagree and agree at the same time. I'd recommend that a new trainee start with simple bodyweight stuff* but for different reasons: it's an excellent teacher of proprioception, which is one of the things that couch-to-b
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9y ago
Your issue is that you were 16. I don't mean that weight training young is bad, but that you were a 16 year old training himself. People think that because lifting weight is a meathead sport you would have to be an idiot to do it wrong
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9y ago
First off, you are wrong if you think that bodyweight exercises cannot injure you. Even something as simple as doing pushups with bad form for too long can have a detrimental effect on your posture and cause back issues. Also, that's a
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9y ago
/r/bodyweightfitness has a nice routine that is suitable for beginners
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You are right, and it's not even a new idea. It's the premise of Douglas Adams' H2G2 books, where the Earth was literally built as a supercomputer by another supercomputer, named Deep Thought, after it finished computing the
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9y ago
I was actually looking for something like that last week. Thanks OP!
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Look at the criticism section of the Wikipedia page of ego depletion (the term for finite quantity of willpower): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ego_depletion#Reproducibility_... Like most things the true is probably so
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9y ago
While I tend to get mad at the cafe dwellers that spend 4 hours on a table sipping on the same latte, I disagree with you here. It's all about finding the middle ground. I have had to work in coffee shops before and if you hold yoursel
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9y ago
> They lend out to groups within a village, and then if any one member of the group fails to repay the loan, the group can't access more capital. That reminds me of those loan systems where you need to send naked pictures of yourse
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9y ago
> Sometimes they work even better with the correct client giving big $$$ to build some features with priority. You're spot on with this. I worked in a small B2B startup for a bit over 18 months and that was always our route to marke
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9y ago
This would be insanely more useful if it could display math correctly. For example, most of the math in https://colah.github.io/posts/2014-03-NN-Manifolds-Topology only shows the LaTeX code.
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9y ago
I agree. I've taken to calling them computational graphs in my lab, because that's what they are. There is nothing neural about a LSTM.
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Its simplicity is its power. More complex methods (e.g. second order methods) tend to get attracted to saddle points and produce bad results. Some metaheuristics like evolution strategies are also used in some specific cases (reinforcement
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9y ago
Why not use that information to see whether there is a better place for her in your company? Ultimately it's in your (the company's) best interest to keep smart people around, and the transversal skills obtained from forming an en
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Did you read the article? Because that is literally what the first paragraph is about.
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I have found the same thing while teaching during my PhD. Most of my student peers despised it and couldn't understand that I wasn't volunteering to teach to help the university, I did it for the very selfish reason of helping mys
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This is great, thanks so much for linking this. I acquired a taste for mathematics way too late and didn't get a chance to grasp physics at university because of it, the Theoretical Minimum courses seem to be exactly the second chance
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I agree, Netflix to me seems like the strangest website to make a "be careful about your data" point, and doubly so when that particular statistic (53 people watching a specific movie 18 days in a row) doesn't require any ide
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9y ago
Don't rush into a Udemy class because it's on sale, there are sales like this every month if you just google "Udemy coupon <current date>".
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