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by luminati 8y ago
Want to start a revolution in China? First step find out who those 17MM++ people and recruit them.
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by luminati 8y ago
>>They don’t know how close India came to losing democracy or how easily it could happen again. Would it have been a bad thing? Well, China is doing swimmingly well. And please don't give the oh-India-is-very-diverse argument. Th
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by luminati 8y ago
Thank you!
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by luminati 8y ago
Woke up this morning feeling quite crappy. Then saw this. All faith in humanity (And the internet) has been restored. Thank you! [On a sidenote: How would one go about learning to build this? Any learning resources on understanding all the
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by luminati 8y ago
Naive question: How would one go about learning all about this (or even a subset of this) for the mathematically inclined working engineer? Where does one even start? Just take each theorem from each section and try to follow through the pr
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by luminati 8y ago
1.4K years is certainly an overestimate. 150 years maybe a better timeframe since the Industrial revolution started going in full swing. But your same logic applies to any non major Western European language too. But past 150 years -> do
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by luminati 9y ago
My general impressions are that Mark Zuckerberg has just gotten really bored of running the company. Bit of a clickbait title, but considering how much bad press they've been getting since the last elections, I would expect the CEO to
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by luminati 9y ago
Isn't getting a term sheet from a VC orthogonal (and potentially relationship damaging) while you are actively looking for an acquisition?
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by luminati 9y ago
What is this bamboo ceiling in tech that they are talking about? The last time I checked the CEOs of Microsoft and Google weren’t the stereotypical ethnicity.
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by luminati 9y ago
Geoff Hinton - surely. But I think most experts will disagree on the other two. In terms of deep fundamental contributions I don't the think other two have made much. I think Andrew Ng has been a great popularizer/marketing guy -
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by luminati 9y ago
A couple things I try to do when reading research papers, inspired by these two amazing [b|v]logs. [1] https://blog.acolyer.org/ [2] https://www.youtube.com/user/keeroyz I try to paraphrase the paper int
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by luminati 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14065072 Pick one.
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by luminati 12y ago
That's great news. Thanks mate.
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by luminati 12y ago
Haven't had much time to read the docs. Sorry if it's already evident, but does it allow for running Lambda code on cron as opposed to listening to some event?
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by luminati 12y ago
The Phash library is GPL licensed. If you are building a closed source commercial product, you need to purchase a license.
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