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kobeya
9y ago
> Shibboleth I don't know what that is. Should I?
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kobeya
9y ago
You've said why it is expensive. Not why it needs to be expensive.
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kobeya
9y ago
Former defense contractor here. I trust Microsoft to have put more time and money into making that controller maximally usable and useful than whatever subcontractor would have made the thing otherwise.
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9y ago
I recommend writing a memory allocator. And then throwing it out and never using it because there are better off the shelf solutions, but now you'll understand why. Or read one of the white papers that accompanies new memory allocators
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9y ago
I can't speak for the UK, but in the government-managed science programs of other countries this behavior would be landing people in prison, standard practice or not.
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9y ago
I was talking about word2vec.
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9y ago
That would be scandalous headline news if true.
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9y ago
Citations?
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9y ago
Not equivalent but a different set of trade offs.
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9y ago
Okay, same question for AAPL. Point is good performance doesn't automatically mean a bubble.
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9y ago
USD is the currency of choice in the drug market.
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9y ago
There is plenty of innovation on the bitcoin platform.
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9y ago
NVDA has had some incredible appreciation. It outperformed BTC in 2016. Should I short it then?
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9y ago
It's what the Be leadership were betting on. They lost that bet and the company folded. Whether they were ever in the running or just deluding themselves I have no special insight into. BeOS was less production ready but a better multi
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Also BeOS was wooing Apple to be the replacement for the pre-X macOS. It would have been too, if Jobs hadn't returned and decided on NeXT instead.
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9y ago
They do. That's what a modern file system is. The on disk data structures and related code is usually less complex than the higher level software features. It's just that unfortunately these layers aren't often exposed for us
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9y ago
Even SSDs need file systems.
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I remember reading this book way back when. It is a great introduction to file system design. HOWEVER, the core thesis of BFS is basically "Let's see what happens when we make a filesystem that is more like a database." The T
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9y ago
> Maybe I'm reading too much between the lines, but so far there haven't been any major successes in un-supervised learning models Word2vec, a variant of which is Transform, Google's new machine translation framework which
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False dichotomy. The alternative is not blind trial and error.
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9y ago
I think his quote is out of context. If he is saying that back propagation networks alone are insufficient for AGI, that is neither surprising nor controversial. Hinton has never been working on the AGI problem. It sounds more like the auth
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The iPhone has a liveness test as part of its biometric.
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kobeya
9y ago
Unions claim that every advance made is due to labor organization. They would claim that, wouldn't they.
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9y ago
The price of bitcoin is an index of the bitcoin economy.
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> Firefox always clicks when starting and stopping each tone. I think that's due to a longstanding Firefox bug and not the Web Audio API. I could mostly elminate the clicks by ramping the gain, but the threshold was different for ea
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9y ago
Someone, somewhere created the first fidget spinner, named it, and marketed it. The fact that you do t know their name maybe just means they did a better job of staying out of the limelight while still profiting from the craze.
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9y ago
Then you work to change the incentives.
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9y ago
Not everyone is in a position to ignore their notifications. Would you rather they pull out their phone?
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9y ago
The "one on the ISS" is usually an astronaut looking out the window ;)
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9y ago
> You've clearly never, ever been in a position where money was an issue for you. I have.
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