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by kriro 10y ago
A good take on this from a writer friend of mine: the people that "pirate" the book were likely never going to pay for it. But they could very well recommend it to people who might prefer buying it. The more it gets "pirated&
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by kriro 10y ago
I think there's a dividing line between plot-driven and character-development driven works for lack of a better word. I think plot driven stuff should pretty much follow very common heuristics (the horror story, the heist, the serial k
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by kriro 10y ago
This seems like a very good thing and has support from the right people (which quite frankly surprises me a bit). The problem/solution graphics are pretty clear and a great way to visualize why this is a good idea. Bookmarked :)
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by kriro 10y ago
Who's the goto "freedom/privacy marketing" organization (EFF seems to be legal only)? This is an excellent propaganda for freedom opportunity. It involves a creepy invasion of privacy targeting children. Needs to be used
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by kriro 10y ago
If I was writing megacorp scifi I'd have them grow via military contracts and eventually merge with Palantir (and maybe some innocent litte AI startup that gets gobbled up, where the hero works) to be one of the megacorps that essentia
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by kriro 10y ago
Made me wonder if I'm "the EU" do I respond to this by a) Saying that the same rules will apply to UK citizens living in EU countries at that point in time (hard line). b) Saying "UK folks welcome". c) No comment&#x
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by kriro 10y ago
One could also foresee a rush out since the country is turning into a place many people would probably not want to live in. Seems naive to assume you won't be kicked out eventually.
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by kriro 10y ago
I'm curious...are you worried about this release? Seems like all I'd need to compete with you (vastly simplified but for arguments sake) is hack together a simple webpage with a submit button that uses Prophet. Assuming both model
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by kriro 10y ago
Only if the store is close by or you're willing to make a somewhat spontaneous decision. Imagine driving 3h+ to the nearest store, measuring the stuff not being 100% sure if it actually has enough space etc. etc. Also the IKEA in store
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by kriro 10y ago
Interesting, thanks. It obviously depends a lot on the job but I would have thought that a good math background (which typically CS grads should have) would be enough for many applications. Especially since you mention the business problem
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by kriro 10y ago
I think doing well on Kaggle competitions would already be a good enough indicator for smart companies so it might be a good idea to have student teams do those on the side. Might be a decent idea to inform students that these exist. I feel
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by kriro 10y ago
Just publishing the raw data and the methods section would be enough imo. Alas trying to get scientists to publish the data sets for their research is surprisingly hard for various reasons.
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by kriro 10y ago
Still looking for a board game friendly bookshelf from one of the major chains. Depth is the problem, need roughly 30cm of usable depth. I'm currently using IVAR but it's more of a temporary solution. I own about 4 Billy for books
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by kriro 10y ago
On top of that the FBA also seems to enable massive tax fraud. There was a report on German TV recently that the vast majority of products for certain categories that are produced in Asia (mostly China) shipped via FBA on amazon.de don&#x27
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by kriro 10y ago
Only happened on my phone, not desktop/laptop. Haven't logged in as it could be some sort of attack. Any updates/info? Is a phone wipe in order?
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by kriro 10y ago
By design, in case of a collision the new version will not replace the old (older version has preference in case of a collision). Not sure if you could somehow fiddle with the meaning of old and new from the systems POV though.
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by kriro 10y ago
For me the most interesting tidbit is that she biked the entire race afterwards in a cover up attempt. Are there any studies on doing something wrong and escalating it with coverup attempts? Or is there a name for this that I'm not awa
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by kriro 10y ago
Here's a bird vs a slow cruising drone. The attack style seems decent enough to avoid the rotors depending on size. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr-xBtVU4lg
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by kriro 10y ago
Add this to the search string: " http://eclass.uoa.gr" should lead you to a non-paywalled version of unknown legal status.
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by kriro 10y ago
He did so many things. I personally think the most interesting/stimulating contribution was his paper "The Economic Implications of Learning by Doing" from 1962.
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by kriro 10y ago
I can think of plenty of economic reasons to not make other people hate being at your airports (and thus hate visiting your country).
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by kriro 10y ago
Thanks, somehow never saw this. I guess this can replace the scripts from the "Practical Deep Learning" series for me then. I'll just use the vanilla Amazon Deep Learning AMI + a p2 instance :) Quick Heads up in case anyone w
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by kriro 10y ago
How should I interpret their picture? Can I get an AMI with Keras preconfigured on a p2 instance? Because that would be pretty useful. I currently have a p2 instance (smallest possible one) that I spin up for training and the like.
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by kriro 10y ago
#1 and #3 could also mean that you need more "junior games" right away that kind of sort of simulate the entire experience instead of learning from elements. I suggest picking up a copy of "Making Learning Whole" by Davi
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by kriro 10y ago
The same logic applies without tipping. Attractive waiters can negotiate a better salary or get the job instead of someone less attractive.
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by kriro 10y ago
The author asked a bunch of questions and even used the anecdote in a blog post. I think tipping here is fine and also the ethical thing to do. There was no tip option so...shrug. Do people not carry cash anymore, could have tipped in cash
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by kriro 10y ago
Thank you, excellent and helpful post. I see I have visited the LDC site before but didn't remember that one. I'll have another look. SemEval looks like it could be exactly what I'd love to poke around and they have datasets
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by kriro 10y ago
I can already see the reaction of parents...Alexa/Siri how can I destroy a Cayla doll...let me search the internet for destroy Cayla doll...thank you Alexa/Siri
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by kriro 10y ago
Hi sama, I know you wrote that YC Research will likely not expand in the near future. If you do I think the most interesting topic would be the destruction of the journal industry and freeing information. At least in my opinion it would mak
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by kriro 10y ago
This might be as good a place to ask as any. Does anyone have suggestions on the problem of annotating natural language text to get a ground truth for things that have no readily available ground truth (subjective judgments of content etc.)

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