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by jostmey 8y ago
I can only judge the quality of the list by US cities having never been to these other places. San Francisco is certainly not the best US city in terms of "quality of life" unless maybe you are very rich. Ditto for Honolulu - and
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Hidden conflicts? Pharma payments to FDA advisers(sciencemag.org)
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Recurrent Weighted Average RNN Cell(gist.github.com)
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Not really. If a country switches to pure digital money to it wil peg the value to its paper money and allow citizens to trade paper money for digital currency
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Innovation will rush to china if bills like this become law
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Writing code to run in parallel across a large number of small "chips" is probably the future of programming. In this sense, new programming languages like Julia might prove useful?
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I bought a baby product from amazon. It gave off an immense smell that made me noxious (I don't want to know what my baby was thinking). I threw it away and contacted the company. The company pointed out that the product I had is sligh
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Parallel computing with the Julia programming language(juliacomputing.com)
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by jostmey 8y ago
I guess the people handing out the money are laymen unable to discern science that lies outside the mainstream from crack-pot theories. Governments probably want to fund all kinds of weird research in fear of missing out on the next atom bo
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Recurrent neural network with learnable attention span(arxiv.org)
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Last October a mysterious radioactive cloud spread over Europe [1,2]. The source was traced to the Ural mountains between Russia and Kazakhstan. Although the amount of radioactive fallout in Europe was minuscule and harmless, there must hav
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Recursive neural attention mechanism with forget gate(arxiv.org)
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VDJServer is a free, scalable resource for performing immune repertoire analysis(vdjserver.org)
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Diagnosing Disease from Immune Repertoires and Reference to Source Code(bmcbioinformatics.biomedcentral.com)
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The bureaucracy of US science: Researchers spend weeks on clinical trial forms(sciencemag.org)
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by jostmey 9y ago
There are no references to a paper or code. It isn't even clear to me that the example images represent unseen and unused data. The model could have just memorized the answers. A more realistic test of the model would be to plug in ima
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This a major problem for amazon. I bought a baby product off amazon. I noticed a few weird things about my product, so I emailed the inventor. They told me that some Chinese company had stolen their product design and was seeling fakes with
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by jostmey 9y ago
The demand for housing is not the problem. It's the supply that is the problem. The supply is being kept artificially low
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We need GitHub for science. But that's not enough. It needs to be combined with a mechanism for peer-review and publishing that funding agencies will find acceptable--that's the key.
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Only imperfect solutions for an imperfect world
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So Nature, the most prestigious peer reviewed journal in science, might now be running paid articles for Sonic
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I left too and could not be happier! My situation and experiences in Chicago were awful and I couldn't see that until I moved to a new city.
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Of course there are solutions but that isn't the problem. The root issue is that Illinois is corrupt and short-sided. No one complained about kicking the problem down the road.
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The original constitution carefully outlined people's rights so as to limit the power of government. Law's affirming people's rights can be very powerful
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by jostmey 9y ago
Where are the results? At least show me the MNIST samples either in the blog-post or the paper. And while your at it, show the closet datapoint to the sample. Is the model just memorizing the datapoints in the dataset?
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by jostmey 9y ago
Both the computer and the driver failed to avoid the pedestrian. It's possible that the backup driver wasn't paying attention and the technology for autonomous vehicles is not ready. It's also possible that the situation was
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by jostmey 9y ago
There's no substitute for hard work. Of course, working hard is not enough. You have to work smartly
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It is easier to market something as the "cure" than to actually discover and validate a cure
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Either way is more than a grad student makes grading papers and carrying out research plans
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Atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But hydrogen bombs, developed years later, are far worse. Check out the size of the radioactive fallout cloud in the graphic halfway through this article ( https://www.scientif

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