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jongraehl
11y ago
Don't know, but you still end up aligning common subsequences (advanced monotonically in both seqs) and you still have the same order-of-computing-cells allowed in the standard m*n dynamic program. Your restricted problem is basically
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I don't know about the mathematical result (the conditional proof), but I do know that it's easy to expand or limit the edit operations, or change their costs, while keeping the dynamic program order the same (so not e.g. allowing
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11y ago
The name "Wagner-Fischer" is new to me. I usually cite this as Levenshtein [1965]. Even the Wagner-Fischer wp page notes that Levenshtein was first by a long shot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wagner%E2%80%93
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11y ago
We've just been Oraclesplained.
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11y ago
This would be (barring outright fraud) nearly harmless if we had preregistration as a prerequisite for studies 'counting' (in meta-analyses, in discussions here, in academic rankings, etc) http://theness.com/neurol
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jongraehl
11y ago
just awful. david cope has for years been computer-generating in-the-style-of (learning from scores) music that's actually decent (unless he's hoaxing us and just writing it himself). https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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11y ago
Does it help to have a brokerage that has only 401k rollover IRAs and another brokerage that's used for backdoor roth? (I'm guessing not). I've been postponing a 401k rollover for the reason you state.
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11y ago
Some grist for Silicon Valley (Mike Judge's show): > On a tactical level, I repeat this creative destruction almost weekly as I analyze an individual deal; on an operational level I do it every few months (re-evaluating my deal flow
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11y ago
Dying vs. merely damaged is a red herring. Interesting fact re: 9 yo => making eggs/sperm - good comment overall. "Effect wouldn't be as strong" why? Re: 'regardless of age': you can't rule out genes th
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11y ago
Methylation is super interesting, but I prefer to keep a broad focus on "what differences in the prenatal/postnatal environment?" for explaining most generation-spanning environmental effects.
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11y ago
Fascinating. Also entirely consistent with genetic determinism by the usual natural selection story - 9 year olds who survive starvation have bad-ass genes, etc.
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11y ago
I think Google can do better than just "not at fault". Many of us have avoided (chain reaction or other) accidents by evading a would-be rear-ender (although this can backfire in that if you use up your cushion you may then be pus
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1. condolences for some horrifying abuse (please report to cops/FBI/etc) 2. "this industry?" understandable feeling but really a wild accusation that's part of a larger media craze. why shouldn't we analyze the
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11y ago
1. what kind of binding promise can someone make to vote? 2. presumably only those who registered an intent to vote (in the election) for your proxy candidate will be able to direct (with website-votes) that proxy. have you thought about wh
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Since there's no real reason to break this promise, I'm guessing it's a symptom of speechwriter/teleprompter politics. I guess you can't expect that most of the words from a politician even made an impression as h
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While we do know that there are more people acting in repulsive fashion w/ relative impunity in some foreign cultures, there's likely a cowed majority who are at least telling their sons not to buy sex from human slavers. Re: yo
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11y ago
Most of the prison stabbings are included in violent crimes stats. I guess some rapes may not be, though. Rape in prisons is surpassing non-prison rape (which is almost nonexistent) but it's not routine either - 10x higher rate per per
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I don't think that's the main cause (for-profit jails and police/prison-unions are surely primary), but the argument does work - incarceration costs the public far more than it could save in suppressed wages, but the companie
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Perhaps men access certain modes of physical violence (guns?) more easily, but how are the psychological states of murder and suicide related at all? I understand amok/revenge murder-suicides but most suicides aren't that. "V
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scare_quotes
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So long as the 'stoic' lack of words isn't an obvious-to-all sullen pout, I can't think of a reason anyone would react negatively to someone who fronts satisfaction in a group setting. Rather, it's over-sharing and
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The article presents a really dumb argument: that because CAP only proves it's impossible to have CP and AP for a single record, and we care about more than one record, we shouldn't use the CAP impossibility result. > The CAP s
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Whatever disfunction exists in VC (I'm sure some does) is an opportunity for funders who specialize in funding women. They should obtain better deals than those who are for whatever reason only capable of correctly judging and interact
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Compare to a nice grand piano: 1 meter of air ~3ms. (hammer travel after you bottom out the key - another 10ms? A MIDI keyboard doesn't know the velocity of the note (or send the note at all) until key travel is mostly done too.) I hav
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And internet and computers whenever they want! (I'm being sarcastic here; not sure 'bout parent err4nt)
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12y ago
Interesting story but nothing seems exactly wrong with any of it. Is it the case that prosecutors mostly make reasonable indictments because of the potential embarrassment of having a grand jury naysay them, or should we just scrap the
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12y ago
> ... the freewheeling ways of the male-dominated technology industry increasingly drew scrutiny. > Episodes of men behaving badly make the news frequently here, whether it is sexism or harassment in the workplace or just derogatory a
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12y ago
That's nice (and can be easily fixed to handle negative coordinates), but extremely slow (imagine a simple square cycle with side length N. Her solution takes N^2 steps.
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12y ago
The purpose of a publicized hash is that you can produce the content later and assert that you had authored it prior to the time you publicized the hash. This is proof to the extent that generating text to hit a given hash is really hard.
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12y ago
I guess we're probably ok with the Y2118 cvs-export bug.
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