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Yes. I recommend the Dawn of Everything
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You can be moving between different providers or accounts
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Think about it. If they don’t keep your email that you unsubscribed then if it comes in through another data source or is reloaded then it’ll subscribe you again. Keeping track ensures they don’t do it accidentally or automatically. Or for
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Like Aaron Swartz’s web.py
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Yes
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Malaria is a pretty complicated eukaryote. Makes it much harder to figure out and target and it can evade. A non living virus or a simpler bacteria can be much less evasive.
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Cells use the neural network like Ethernet for sending data. I bet cells not in the brain use it too.
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He’s talking about how HN is magnanimously hosted by the VC firm YCombinator
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Learn about the magic of double descent
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Feynman wrote about this decades ago
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by ljlolel 3y ago
Yes this makes more sense to me. Jupiter would only intervene with a small number of impacts. The rest of the time it’s gravity well would redirect matter from a far-off-course trajectory to one closer to Jupiter and maybe us too
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I pushed for the creation of that at Lyft and got it done. Sad to see us abandoning it.
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https://www.spinlaunch.com/
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Tesla FSD Out of Beta in China(motormoutharabia.com)
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This has changed my life thank you
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Yes it’s going to be a lot easier for you than the people seeing it for the first time who have to spend a bunch of time cranking equations.
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It just describes how two probability distributions are different. If they are the same then it’s 0. Example: an LLM gives a probability distribution of the next word. If it is perfectly accurate at predicting the next word then divergence
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Equivalent to cross entropy for loss on NN
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Actually it played the same game (volume with ultra low margins) but to a different set of users
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I love onsens so much, but this is also true in a hot tub at a ski area. Fond memories of Tahoe and Colorado.
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My theory is that open kitchens became popular because books like Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential exposed the elites to the fact that cooks were messing with their food. So they devised this open concept as a Panopticon where cooks
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Not at all, a bacteria today has evolved the same amount of time as us, billions of years. And has shorter reproductive span so has an immense amount of evolution built in to optimize it for not just myriad environments they are in today bu
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Ah thanks
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I was dreading the anmeldung bureacratic process in Berlin and found them to be nice and accommodating and even flexible to me being slightly late and needing to go acquire further documents. My personal experience has been good.
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Anyone in city apartments (millions/billions of people, half the world) can't do that.
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Based on the captchas this obviously hasn’t been true for years
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Impro by Keith Johnston I found on here and has many unique and radical views about how our society functions and it’s pretty amazing.
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by ljlolel 3y ago
I invented this over 10 years ago and called it Pebbles. Got some stars on GitHub. I convinced Memrise to use it in production and it helped them speed up dev a lot. https://github.com/jperla/pebbles Later when I worke
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Dude, simonw invented Django web framework
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It’s a great documentary!

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