jeromebaek

30 ms·

61.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Not really. He does say in Philosophical Investigations that he had made some mistakes earlier in his career, but there is a thread uniting his earlier and later works: psycho/logical monism, as Imrad Kimhi calls it.
62.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Treat the symptoms, not the disease. Way to go!
63.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
what's the DG alias?
64.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
How is this "advanced" linear algebra? This was all covered my freshman linear algebra course.
65.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
There's one each for Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon at https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-microsoft.html , https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-google.html , https://ww
66.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
> Ah, but with the right quantum computer, able to process information at speeds exponentially faster than today’s supercomputers? Suddenly, what seems uncrackable becomes child’s play, able to be broken in under 10 minutes. Cringe. Qu
67.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Traditional Confucian philosophy certainly did not despise self-promotion. Confucius proclaimed himself the greatest sage alive, and his arrogant attitude turned off every ruler he was trying to advise. I wouldn't call Do-ol the greate
68.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Whenever I write a comment calling out Eurocentrism on HN, and I get downvoted, I know I'm doing something right. :)
69.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
I'm Korean. The author's principal mistake is casting Western anxieties onto a radically different society. This projection reveals nothing about Korea. It serves only as a linear multiplier of Western anxieties. Confucianism and
70.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
You sound like a cheater who hasn't been caught... yet. ;)
71.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Loved these posters hanging on random walls in Soda Hall. Ah... this makes me miss my undergrad years.
72.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
This is the final project of Berkeley's intro to cs class, cs61a.org. It used to be writing a Lisp interpreter in Lisp.
73.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Drink water when you're thirsty. If you don't know when you're thirsty, you have bigger problems.
74.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Help, this post is breaking Hacker News mobile because the title is too long without spaces.
75.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
The interesting part is the recursive application of the algorithm. I'm wondering why it isn't applied fully recursively but only up to one step. Surely, if the algorithm can generate a uniform probability distribution, it can als
76.
Vim Creep (2011)(norfolkwinters.com)
2 points by jeromebaek 7y ago|0 comments
77.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Teams is meant to be the modern replacement.
78.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Classically reductionist, and completely incorrect. If I like my blanket-tea-kindle-bed ritual, it's because I like my blanket-tea-kindle-bed ritual . It's not reducible to anything else.
79.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Very cool. This is engineering at its best.
80.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Looking for any software engineers?
81.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
This is correct, but there's a complication: YouTube today is a lot more than the YouYube of 2006. Today, people's livelihoods depend on YouTube. Naturally, I'd expect more responsible engineers.
82.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
> ... while those companies most heavily affected by privacy-related scandals faced the steepest erosion in trust. Amazon hasn't been involved in any large privacy-related scandals.
83.
by jeromebaek 7y ago
Nope, you're confusing the syntactic definition of discrimination with the semantic definition of discrimination.
84.
by jeromebaek 8y ago
Visual studio 2017 has a "reverse time" feature in its debugger. It works surprisingly well.
85.
by jeromebaek 8y ago
I saw an article here a couple days ago that there's this one guy who's edited or authored a third of all Wikipedia articles. Sounds like a decidedly un-democratic practice, to me... Not that I'm criticizing the guy, more pow
86.
by jeromebaek 8y ago
What do you think? :-) it's obvious, it's capitalism, isn't it?
87.
by jeromebaek 8y ago
Cool gag. Predictably, the links are nonsensical. It further shows how no one algorithm will outpace all algorithms, i.e. no one thought to rule all thoughts.
88.
by jeromebaek 8y ago
I just... I miss the old Hacker news... This isn't reddit...
89.
by jeromebaek 8y ago
Numerically, how much is "quite a bit of a boost"?
90.
by jeromebaek 8y ago
This is interesting. Especially the bit about compounding taking the meaning from figurative to literal. Modern NLP embeddings still assume a canonical meaning for each word and therefore cannot (immediately, anyway) distinguish between a f

More ›