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by lowpro 9y ago
Hi everyone! I just finished this post, please enjoy it and let me know if you have questions or suggestions (especially regarding the math portions, of which I have a hard time understanding anything beyond year 2 calculus!).
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Applied Neural Networks(gooddebate.org)
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by lowpro 9y ago
Jokes aside, I wonder if we're really seeing the long term erosion of democracy because people just don't care. You can see it in most aspects of the nation, from the NSA revelations largely being accepted in a sigh of hopelessnes
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by lowpro 9y ago
I wonder if it would be very useful in a moon base to actually launch further into the universe considering the lower gravity well. With a single fusion power point and just using moon materials to make a single launch point outside of eart
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by lowpro 9y ago
That would be really cool, I'm sure a lot of people (including myself) have never heard of an HN meetup or knew they existed. This thread is building community, and seems really cool. If there was one resource where all the meetups wer
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by lowpro 9y ago
Great post for a quick read! You could maybe have taken your google searches from within the URL and Stack Overflow question titles and done word frequency analysis and maybe learned what languages you code in most often/what type of p
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by lowpro 9y ago
Siraj Raval covers PyTorch very well in a 5 min video ( https://youtu.be/nbJ-2G2GXL0 ). It comes down to design decisions, of which I'm not qualified to go into. This article made the front page last week, about the down
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by lowpro 9y ago
That's because if the world was on fire all at once it would be weather, rather than climate.
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by lowpro 9y ago
Considering these arguments or normally made to people thinking of humanity first, non-selfish arguments wouldn't make much sense to use. Consider the audience of the argument.
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That's because if they did you wouldn't know it. If a certain regulation prevented a certain action that would have caused a recession, you would never know it helped.
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by lowpro 9y ago
Considering illegal immigrants don't go through the immigration process, there being millions of illegal immigrants roaming and the US having the ability to monitor all legal immigrants are correlay r. IT ability is not related to how
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by lowpro 9y ago
Direct link to the ruling: http://law.justia.com/cases/federal/appellate-courts/ca8/16-... They don't link to it in the article. This should be the link, it has a summary of the ruling with it.
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by lowpro 9y ago
If an entity doesn't see a good way to invest money, they won't borrow money to make money. This is what they mean when 'the demand for money is low'. If the government borrowed money, they would not make as much on that
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by lowpro 9y ago
You can find ongoing development on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Malwareunicorn https://twitter.com/MabbsSec The latter user (@MabbsSec) is trying to get legal representation for him, being a citizen of the
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by lowpro 9y ago
Consider that anyone actually involved or interested and believe in the mission of Wikileaks would not read it at work. Assuming that, anyone who does read it at work (for the government) is almost certainly reading it with a biased view ag
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by lowpro 9y ago
If one or either of them drops below the value of BTC pre-split, then no. No one knows what will happen, and assuming they'd not drop by the difference of pre-split is definitely not guaranteed, especially if you consider the pre-split
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by lowpro 9y ago
I was thinking about this as well, maybe something like ComputerCraft which uses Lua but build on top of it, try and make it more visual though.
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by lowpro 9y ago
I was thinking about this just yesterday, and wondering if python could be taught in game like ComputerCraft uses Lua, except for python. Maybe certain object/data types could have a physical presence like a database could be a shelf
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by lowpro 9y ago
Honestly I read the comments first, I enjoy and learn from HN comments often more than the original article. Thanks for pointing out I was missing context.
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I know I'm this situation the dev made a simple mistake, but I wonder if Ethereum is safe as a system assuming developers will make many mistakes, and those mistakes will happen more often as more complicated contracts are written. At
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by lowpro 9y ago
I wonder if new neurons for adults could act more like 'aged' cells in the rest of the body, where the cell knows how old it is. Could neuron connection be like the age property where that information is passed down?
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by lowpro 9y ago
@sagarm 's comment clears this up pretty well, but to clear up the monopoly point: You can always drive on a different road. It might take you a lot longer, but you have many options. Many (most?) internet connections are not like this
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by lowpro 9y ago
Do you have a reference for this? I've honestly never heard of this and had no idea, even though I study politics and economics somewhat closely. I've never seen this brought up as a point on either side when talking about taxes,
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by lowpro 9y ago
Free speech applies to to public (government) entities. You can prevent someone from exercising their rights if they are within your private property. In public spaces this isn't the case, as it's public, but an employer doesn&#x2
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It is, although it isn't really a 'kill switch' in the sense it can't be deployed universally, but per system it works. This could be considered temporary though, as is turning off your computer if infected and NOT turni
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by lowpro 9y ago
Governments are distinctly different than most other organizations, primarily because they can force you to do something you don't want to do. Corporations can't do this (unless there is a monopoly on a needed utility (water compa
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by lowpro 9y ago
Big companies are not like government. Government is the law and what everyone adheres to; companies simply aren't. A private company can't force you to do anything you didn't agree to (agreement = contract/interaction),
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by lowpro 9y ago
I've stated this before and I'll state it again: Trump won on his economics, not his social positions. The rust belt won him the election, where many people felt left behind and he promised to bring manufacturing back. It's h
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by lowpro 9y ago
I was considering being a Catholic priest at one time, I never said I wasn't in a religion, only that I'm not now. And predestination isn't what the OP is referring to. In predestination, one's life is already laid out a
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by lowpro 9y ago
What a silly argument. (Disclaimer: atheist) Your argument doesn't understand what god(s) mean. In what world does anyone use society as an understanding or proxy of god? This argument makes a fallacious assumption as its primary argum

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