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by karpierz 6y ago
> In what sense are neural nets not rigorous? In the sense that for non-trivial applications, we struggle to define what approach is successful and why it's successful without leaning on empirical metrics.
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by karpierz 6y ago
John did let you down, but he didn't make you feel let down. You can blame John for letting you down, but you can't blame John for you feeling let down. You are responsible for your own emotions. Recognizing that doesn't make
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by karpierz 6y ago
The point isn't to lower your expectations, the point is acknowledge that the way you feel is under your control and it's up to you to do something about it. So if your coworkers let you down, they don't make you feel let dow
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by karpierz 6y ago
I'm confused, the evidence clearly indicates that in this world, the US has much lower economic mobility than Europe. Which real world are you talking about?
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by karpierz 6y ago
His point is that there aren't long-term productive investments to be making. Hence why interest rates are so low; no one to loan to.
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by karpierz 6y ago
I think the commenter is saying that passion doesn't last. At some point in a long enough project, you'll lose your passion, and then what will carry the project forward?
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by karpierz 6y ago
Are the subsidies a part of "sales & marketing"? I remember the Uber IPO doing some thing similar, as the subsidies were "promotions".
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by karpierz 6y ago
> The stockmarket is a comparative market where higher profitability compared to other companies is what affects stock price. Can you provide evidence for this? I was under the impression that price is dictated by long-term underlying co
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by karpierz 6y ago
Why do Canada and the UK have more than two viable parties when they use FPTP?
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by karpierz 6y ago
It's more like the public defender's boss is deciding when to schedule the trial, and deliberately schedules it before their performance review instead of scheduling it to improve the chance that the case is successful.
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by karpierz 6y ago
My hypothesis is that they have imperfections in them that lead them to be structurally weaker than ones crafted by the natural pressures of the Earth.
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by karpierz 6y ago
So why don't tech companies pay out to their shareholders so that they can use that money to invest in other companies?
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by karpierz 6y ago
Walmart has 100% market share of distribution inside Walmart stores, alert the DoJ.
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by karpierz 6y ago
Is unlabeled video data in limited supply? My impression was that the limiting factor was labeled data, especially labeled video + lidar data.
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by karpierz 6y ago
Bad for who? Society?
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by karpierz 6y ago
What's your definition of political?
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by karpierz 6y ago
When people exploit the system in order to benefit at the expense of others: yes, it is a failure of the system. But it is also a moral failing on the people exploiting the system, knowing the kind of damage they're causing. One does n
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by karpierz 6y ago
I don't think that someone who commits homicide should be allowed into a job that enables the employee to be violent, like policing. The same way I don't think a pedophile should work at a day care, and someone convicted of inside
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by karpierz 6y ago
"Looked at" means we should gather some evidence, not that the accounts are true.
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by karpierz 6y ago
I agree, but the fundamental question is do you want the government to regulate what kind of OS interface should be legal?
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by karpierz 6y ago
If users want to jailbreak their devices, that's up to them. Apple doesn't stop you from doing anything with your device, Apple thugs won't break your kneecaps if you subvert their restrictions.
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by karpierz 6y ago
It might be, but you can make same argument about any curated platform. I also don't think this serves the public interest. App developers have much less interest in maintaining the privacy of users and making it easy to cancel subscri
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by karpierz 6y ago
If I build an operating system + hardware, should I be legally mandated to provide tooling to make it easy for users to find and install arbitrary software?
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by karpierz 6y ago
You didn't read the methodology. They segmented the data by occupation, and then examined the data per occupation by year. Do you have a study that shows the adverse impact of H1-B visas on American workers?
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by karpierz 6y ago
Can you explain how the US Constitution is anti-democratic? Or I guess, what you mean by democratic?
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by karpierz 6y ago
How would you turn off the outside source, and how would the mechanism differ from existing safety features?
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by karpierz 6y ago
Does the park cease to be nice if non-residents are allowed into it? Should a city be able to decide whether non-residents can use its sidewalks, in order to make the city "nice"?
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by karpierz 6y ago
That's interesting, so it's as though the HOA becomes a local government. I wonder if it would withstand a legal challenge, and the only issue is that no one has bothered to invest the time/money to do so.
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by karpierz 6y ago
Can you point to a concrete example of a gated community with roads that are owned by the city?
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by karpierz 6y ago
Are you saying that the disparate impact here is a statistical outlier from p-hacking, and not an outcome of historic policies excluding certain races?

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