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by l33t2328 4y ago
What about a decision like “can this wave be faithfully represented by this set of points?” Wouldn’t the Sampling Theorem give an answer in some bounded time? Is the idea that the time required to crank the algorithm can grow without bound?
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by l33t2328 4y ago
I find it interesting that the implication is that you should strive to not be self seeking, because it’s better for you.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
I’ve always thought that there seemed to be a meta-selfishness to that sort of thinking. It doesn’t bother me at all, unless the person tries to also say that selfishness and selfish motivations are to be avoided.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
So is it even possible to violate the 6th amendment? Could the police not just seize anything since that object has no rights?
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by l33t2328 4y ago
This is a bad interpretation of good advice. Yes, once you’re booked and in the interrogation room, shut up and lawyer up. But on the street… You can absolutely talk your way out of things, and you can “assert your rights” into charges. If
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by l33t2328 4y ago
> Frankly, if it’s not reliable as a tool, it has no real value This is exactly the ridiculous kind of hyperbole I come to HN for. If you honestly can’t find any value in using Google despite its unreliability, you were probably expectin
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Smartish people who wanted the possibility of getting really rich used to go to wall street (as bankers, funds managers, etc), but tech is all the rage these days.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Which is really interesting because electric space heaters are 100% efficient.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
In what sense is data hoarding a problem? I’ve only ever heard the term used in jest, at least partially, and in particular not ever with the same severity that actual hoarding receives.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
They are? How? They’re unarmed. Are they really expected to just die for the sake of making a show of protection?
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Imagine Xi puts a hash of Winnie on the list and the preprocessing attack is done to conceal CSAM in pictures of Winnie. Such images could be distributed to launch an attack.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
I disagree. The manual review process uses a downscaled/greyscaled version of the image, and there are known attacks on this type of preporcessing.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
It’s not the American Libertarian Anarchist Union
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by l33t2328 4y ago
You misunderstood me. I meant support in the US for the Ukraine cause. A smart Ukranian politician would consider American sentiment since they want our help
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by l33t2328 4y ago
I don’t think it’s hard to articulate why. The reason why is that expected value places too much emphasis on low probability edge cases. With 75% probability, you make at most 4 dollars. There’s almost a 94% chance you make less than 40 dol
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Is it at all possible that other senators were asked to not share anything but that the two people you mentioned made some special arrangement, perhaps to drum up American popular support?
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by l33t2328 4y ago
> 'Modern Dating' is where corporations intermediate your interactions with the other sex... This seems to be the overwhelming sentiment when this topic comes up here, but I had to wonder: how much are you people relying on Tin
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by l33t2328 4y ago
In what sense is it not the same?
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by l33t2328 4y ago
I don’t even think blockchain counts as interesting tech. Hash functions are old.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
I’d bet people generally think even numbers and multiples of 5 seem less random.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
You’re implying chronic cheating is biologically ingrained in women? Jesus christ this place gets weird sometimes...
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by l33t2328 4y ago
We’re not talking about being inspired. We’re talking about things like access to resources, time to spend learning and practicing, and the availability of people who can mentor you.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Not less talented, but certainly less able to spend time practicing(as a population) and without as many role models that look like them.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
If you asked the interviewers, they would generally say that they’re unaware of themselves being biased, thereby making their bias unconscious.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
I’d imagine this would be massive for security, assuming your developer pool sis so inclined. I’m imagining this being implemented at a company there you can generally assume no one is malicious, but that you get some reward for finding fla
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Not to poke holes in your nostalgia, but how do you know he had a great explanation if you don’t remember it after further study?
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Like the great Von Neuman once quipped, “ Why don't you call it entropy”, von Neumann suggested. “In the first place, a mathematical development very much like yours already exists in Boltzmann's statistical mechanics, and in the
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by l33t2328 4y ago
That’s just not true. You can host a web server and share whatever legal media you’d like.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
Maybe they, like many others, don’t care one iota about having root on their phone. > sell your freedom That’s hyperbolic to the point of killing the discussion.
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by l33t2328 4y ago
A business? Maybe not, but certainly many a masters degree has been had doing just that.

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