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by keefe 15y ago
me tooo it's so obviously correct and I totally learned it from animal planet. it also lets you easily discard the nasty bit on the end
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by keefe 15y ago
my main point being that if they stop with HN/Reddit something else will fill that gap. Not working is the issue.
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by keefe 15y ago
>if (like me) HN is your distraction of choice and you have minimal technical skills. this is a small and interesting portion of mindspace
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by keefe 15y ago
treating the symptoms rather than the disease is only a good choice for short term or for incurable diseases
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by keefe 15y ago
sure, and many types of intelligence aren't well covered. however, most modern tests have a variety of subtests that are aggregated to produce the final value. People just talk about IQ because single #s are easy to talk about http://www.
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by keefe 15y ago
it's one of those things that's a terrible option that's better than any other option that we can think of
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by keefe 15y ago
...notices that they have been hidden...
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by keefe 15y ago
it would be better to show percent difference averaged across many inputs
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by keefe 15y ago
sane people like to work for other sane people and work should be about what you produce unless you have necessary human interactions
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by keefe 15y ago
...wonders if this is an SIAI affiliated human that I know... I should say something clever to the fatalist OP to avoid downmod... something about hardware requirements for agi likely being high (imho) and that we have a few decades to work
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by keefe 16y ago
Well, there's a class of people in the world that have sufficient agency they don't really care about the cost of the flight. If it's a big VC firm that MIGHT end up negotiating terms with you, then just showing up at their office and not m
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by keefe 16y ago
http://mahout.apache.org/ thoughts?
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by keefe 16y ago
yep it is a bit of a niche, but if you poke into an awful lot of rdf files you'll see foaf:
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by keefe 16y ago
I think foaf is still the most widely used ontology... it's really a pretty well thought out data model.
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by keefe 16y ago
10%? The thing is like, you're talking a profit of like 114K on the stock options and you're going to be doing like, insane amounts of work. 100K is fairly typical, normal developer salary, right? Unless I misread the deal, I'd never do thi
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by keefe 16y ago
and assuming this giant site hasn't worked out some better deal for bandwidth AND hasn't worked out a solid caching strategy
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by keefe 16y ago
I don't think there's any particular reason to use a hash-bang style to get the same functionality - /content/uuid could be parsed as easily. maybe I missed something by skimming the article... I was initially hoping to read something about
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by keefe 16y ago
it's worth noting she writes young adult fiction, so she has a different optimization target than what a typical college educated adult would call good.
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by keefe 16y ago
know any large downloads of instance data?
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by keefe 16y ago
well said on both posts sir. I doubt running this site costs so many resources that they NEED to be charging right now. another option would be to leave the charge now link and go out to craigslist, dice, etc and be like hey! want to have y
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by keefe 16y ago
broadly I agree with this approach... I'm not 100% happy with the metaphor of pushing bottlenecks around, but I do like the conceptualization of chasing bottlenecks. It's certainly possible to do this, for example if the parse/analysis code
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by keefe 16y ago
ok so programmable bluetooth item that vibrates, this is a great idea, so great I'm going to let this comment about it be lost amongst the sea o' comments
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by keefe 16y ago
http://www.rdfabout.com/ I think this is a better intro for technical folk.
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by keefe 16y ago
I worked in a semweb shop for ages, it's all over government where machine interoperability is key and also in complex data areas like pharma.
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by keefe 16y ago
well said, plus I'm sure facebook is involved in encouraging this trend
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by keefe 16y ago
it depends on how you frame it. Saying that this type of position typically pays X doesn't mean you're willing to take it.
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by keefe 16y ago
>And I got you to read this far, didn't I? he got me to skim to the end and tl; dr the whole thing
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by keefe 16y ago
>1. The word "between. I largely agree with this article and even this point in particular, but I think you will often end up in a situation where stating a range can move things along quickly. If you qualify it properly, it can be a us
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by keefe 16y ago
it looks fucking amazing, I can't wait to get hold of one. If it lives up to the marketing images, I think this is a game changer.
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by keefe 16y ago
Riches and suicidal problems aren't orthogonal issues. If you have enough money, then there are no external checks on your behavior. This allows negative traits to expand and if the wealthy person does not have a high enough level of reflec

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