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lngnmn
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My comment was is about inevitable philosophical gap between reality and any model or a simulation, which cannot be bridged in principle. Yes, simulators as sources of sensory input to get similar experience are used, for example, to tr
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Future cannot be defined for a any stochastic process with unknown number of hidden variables with unknown weights. Everything core complex than a roll of a dice is unpredictable by definition, just because the model is incomplete. Even nex
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Oh, that is truly hipster's concept - more than one nil. similar to -0 and +0. Public cosplay of [presumed] intelligence as a new smoking.
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Recursion only begins with the notion of mutual recursion. Transforming imperative loops into recursion (with the constant-space accumulation pattern and TCO) is a nothing-special mechanical operation. Recursion really shines in mutually re
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So, Google's snowflakes are trying to place some naive pseudo-scientific and pseudo-philosophical but popular among other snowflakes compilation of current memes and fancy terminology upon objective reality by silencing a naive but not
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It should be taught in high school that extremes are not representative. The popular areas of sex tourism in Thailand are safer than most tourist hotspots without any security forces, cameras, etc. Everything is self-regulated, like a healt
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Look no farther than some South Asian societies. Countries with no madness around prostitution are better off socially. It is not an accident that Thailand is a Buddhist country - people are tolerant to whatever is not harming others livin
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Sure. Engineering is an applied science. So, these cannot be equal.
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Since the time Vedic seers, I suppose... BTW, prolonged solitude has been considered by most major Eastern schools (both Hindu and Buddhist) as necessarily precursor for spiritual transformations.
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I really appreciate narcissism and arrogance of Rich - he spent these two years (or whatever the legend says) writing Clojure 1.0 before made it public and this is what arrogance is for. Nevertheless, even an ordinary CS student would notic
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systemd More seriously, everything which made MIT to switch from Scheme to Python in the fundamental CS courses.
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Why not Common Lisp or Scheme?
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Yet another example of how interfaces and ADTs (together with layered DSLs) are the central concerts in classic CS.
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Location: South Asia Remote: YES Willing to relocate: YES Technologies: CS Résumé/CV: https://karma-engineering.com/lab Email: lngnmn1@gmail.com
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One word: Microsoft.
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Bridging of Finite-Infinite Divide
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But some mathematical logic is indeed sectarian.
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> For mathematical object to 'exist' only thing required is logical consistency under the rules used. This is precisely the rule which establish existence of gods, accelerating time, higher dimensions, and other mental UFOs.
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> We can't see or think anything concrete. We have never touched anything 'physical' or 'real'. It's all abstract representations in our brains. This is some sectarian preaching in my opinion. The whole th
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There is no such thing as Infinite outside your heads. This is actually a pattern - a false dichotomy with a pure abstraction produced as an abstract opposite or an abstract result of negation of some other concept or a named entity. Applie
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Emotions are "learned heuristics".
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Pattern recognition and feedback loops aren't enough. Artificial Intelligence require Artificial Emotions.
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Yet another homegrown PHP-sque language. The Fractal Of Bad Design is actually a pattern. My bet they never took any PL course, and have very vague understanding of what consequences certain design decisions would produce. "20 years of
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J2EE
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Instead of better education, social security and jobs creation...
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Anti-monopoly and human rights guys should perhaps take a look into this.
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Ravens have a concert of future? Amazing! What if ravens just act accordingly to environmental cues instead?
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The classic AI (as in the AIMA book), it seems, got it right - heuristic-based search, guided by feedback (to improve an heuristic) is what intelligence is in general. Every living organism posseses intelligence (by the process of trial-and
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The classic Wizards lecture on generic '+ is good enough argument. The numeric tower of lisps is the canonical use case of what generic functions are good for. Smalltalk, the second greatest language after Lisp, is also good example.
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Holy fuck! The Fractal Of Bad Design all over again...
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