lovboat

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by lovboat 11y ago
Naughty boy, indeed. In my post I say literally that she is wonderful at work and people that know her recognize so. A big net of friends and acquaintances provides plenty of opportunities of finding a good job. Her job don't require
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by lovboat 11y ago
Don't know about how to get a new job, but I think today is easy to learn many things. Many companies are looking for people that are able to learn by themselves and are motivated to do so. You would have to decide what you want to lea
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by lovboat 11y ago
The point is not that critical thinking is a useful tool, I agree here. The title is about being a necessary skill. Here I disagree, many people can learn the craft by accumulating a lot of experience. Is like machine learning, you only nee
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by lovboat 11y ago
Thanks. police are (ok they are more than one). 50-year-old (why not 50-years-old ?). It seems that nouns are created with "-" (merriam-webster agree with you). a long-term solution is like a never-ending story. Now, my question w
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by lovboat 11y ago
Show me the more advanced parts of the language, are they transducers, monads, functors, natural transformations, auto-compilers, self-replicating systems, high AI in action, ML, NLP. What is the honey spot for this new language?
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by lovboat 11y ago
Don't they feel sometimes defrauded because their long time worked question is left aside unanswered? Don't they feel that other student are being given full attention meanwhile they are not considered properly?, don't you t
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by lovboat 11y ago
When I was in my teens I read "Straight and crooked thinking", it seems to be online here: https://www.divinetruth.com/www/en/pdf/People/Other/Robert%2...
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by lovboat 11y ago
I must confess that I didn't read the original post, and I am being down voted. Perhaps there is something interesting beyond the title, but I would be grateful people down-voting me could give a hint about what they are thinking about
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by lovboat 11y ago
I think critical thinking is not necessary, depending of your personal circumstances you can be better off with a great net of friends that can help you to find a good job. For example, my wife found a good job because she, besides being wo
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by lovboat 11y ago
Another hypothesis I can adventure is that my karma will be soon below zero, at this moment I have six (6) points, not a big deal to me.
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by lovboat 11y ago
I must apologize, I think that surely people lives must not be so doom as in that series, but I find it difficult to watch a film in which people are really happy enjoying life. I can adventure an hypothesis: That many people has so high a
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by lovboat 11y ago
At first sight I find amusing comparing Ruby to Perl 6. (a=. sort) (a.sort!) (a.what) (a.class) (say a) (puts a) (for @a=>item) (a.each {|item| ..} ) and the similarities, push, shift, splice, ... I see nothing new here. But I must s
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by lovboat 11y ago
I am also learning English, don't know whether my suggestions or corrections are appropriate. Also, sometimes I watch a TV series in which police is trying to solve a 50 years old closed case. What I find interesting is how sad the lif
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by lovboat 11y ago
In order to use p-values properly, that is to make decision, you should explain what are you going to do with the information that the p-value provides. Rejecting the null hypothesis when the p-value < 0.05 is a sensible thing, but makin
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by lovboat 11y ago
I don't have any Google Hangout chat messages to run the first example of using jupyter. I know that you are not going to share your data, but it should be handy if some fake conversations could be included. People like me like to fir
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by lovboat 11y ago
Using a server to decide what kind of data has real significance provides a mean to reduce data. For example if you are in a gym doing hard physical work the data must be compared with what happen in that circumstances, you can filter and
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by lovboat 11y ago
I think the unix philosophy is the model to follow here. Design an input method just capable of receiving the information and let other applications process your input. Input is also about context, in which case you need to process an inpu
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by lovboat 11y ago
I can think of many applications of data. For example can to improve the learning rate of MOOCs, how to teach effectively, how to detect great performers (for example for hiring), how to meet the kind of people able to inspire others (anal
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by lovboat 11y ago
It seems that the author think that sometime young people need to broke the social rules or experiment something new (perhaps not socially allowed) in order to grow up, to construct their own identity.
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by lovboat 11y ago
Perhaps my idea is that machine learning and AI is now a way to sell snake oil, specially when you try to give recipes and avoid the foundation. Today computer programs can do many task as for example predictions using models which requir
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Do you have to be intelligent to develop AI?
2 points by lovboat 11y ago|5 comments
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by lovboat 11y ago
If AIs are not able to communicate we us properly then those are programs but not real AIs. I didn't find any interesting idea here and the sheer act of proposing that program as a language for AI is really humorist to say the least.
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by lovboat 11y ago
An explanation of the following useful fact:A fraction p/q is equal to a finite length floating point number in base b <=> q divides b^n <=> the prime factors of q are prime factors of b. Proof if q divides b^n, then q *
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by lovboat 11y ago
You can shrink an interval [a,b] by two methods [a,b'] with b'<b or [a',b] with a'> a, what you see is [a,b'] (NP-complete seem easier or lower in the difficulty scale), what I see is [a',b] that is P cov
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by lovboat 11y ago
copy and paste but before do cat -A - and here paste text, you can see what is going on.
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by lovboat 11y ago
There are 140 comments in the blog of Scot Aaronson about this topic: http://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=2521#comments Personal Opinion: Perhaps the Complexity Hierarchy is going to collapse since intuition is no