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by kiterunner2346 7y ago
Consider this hard fact: "Blacks are just 13% of the population but responsible for a majority of all murders in the U.S...." from the Wall Street Journal: http://online.wsj.com/articles/jason-riley-the-othe
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by kiterunner2346 7y ago
Yeah, sure! And how about the dental decay vaccines that have been promised for, oh, about 40 year now? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caries_vaccine This gel will come out as soon as either a) Hell freezes over or b) d
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by kiterunner2346 7y ago
I call it "doing the same thing over and over again, hoping someday you get lucky." I think there's a commonly-used expression for that behavior. Hinton got lucky: something he had nothing to do with changed, making him look
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by kiterunner2346 7y ago
Indeed, he wasn't competing. In fact, he wasn't moving; he kept doing what he had always been doing until, luckily, something, that he had nothing to do with, changed and allowed NN methods to work better. So I view him as essent
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by kiterunner2346 7y ago
If you're carrying it, its spying on you.
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by kiterunner2346 7y ago
I can only agree. But I thought the reason this worked was that it assured I engaged the assistance of the brightest person in the room. Aside: I wish I were joking.
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by kiterunner2346 7y ago
From the article: “This is the second Silent Spring. Neonics are like a new DDT, except they are a thousand times more toxic to bees than DDT was,” Klein says in an interview." Rachel Carson's conclusions in "Silent Spring&qu