ma2rten

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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   Could you explain this more? I don't know much about this world. I understand they are not making the world a better place, but are they making it worse? Something that I have heard is that they are providing a service by providing liq
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   Jax is an implementation of numpy on GPU.
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   For most the evaluations you reported at engagingness (expect Figure 16). Did you also look humanness? I would be especially interested how human your chatbot is compared to real humans (Figure 17). This would be similar to a turning test.
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   What did they do for you exactly? Did they continue working at the major company while they were working on your project?
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   I don't have time watch the video could you summarize why you think SVMs will become SOTA and on which problem?
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/15/nancy-pelosi-calls-zoom-a-ch...
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   I think Netflix is just in there because FAANG sounds cool.
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   by ma2rten 6y ago

   Maybe something like svelte?
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   by ma2rten 7y ago

   Still more than $3 in California.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    My theory is that Amazon and Google are more prepared to handle surges because they run some of the largest web properties. This like every day is Black Friday for Amazon. It's rough, but not something they have never dealt with before
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    You need to create models to predict what will happen in the future, which is what epidemiologist do.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    I just googled. I found this: https://github.com/soroushchehresa/awesome-coronavirus#api
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    That's pretty strong action. In California I think you could technically go to jail for going outside, but it's not enforced yet. I hope other countries follow the Czech Republic's example, otherwise many areas of the world w
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    Almost is the keyword here.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    Why do they test people who are dead already? Given the shortage of tests, wouldn't it more sense to test people who are alive?
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    I am not sure that European countries are acting strongly enough. California and New York's shelter-in-place order includes not going to work for non-essential workers. In Germany (and even in Italy until recently) people are still goi
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    This is from 16 March. The article was published today.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    Okay, but as companies shut down, supply chains are disrupted and employers implement measures to enact social distancing, why wouldn't supply also go down? Does the GPD going down necessarily mean that there is less demand and not les
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    They are, which is why NY and CA are shutting down and are praised by the president for it.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    What are "director level hands-on engineers"?
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    Can you explain that?
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    So?
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    I doubt that's the case in Italy.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    I don't see how this can be over in less than 3 months.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    As far as I know there is no treatment for COVID-19. Why do they need testing to determine treatment?
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    While the true mortality of COVID-19 will take some time to fully understand, the data we have so far indicate that the crude mortality ratio (the number of reported deaths divided by the reported cases) is between 3-4%, the infection mort
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    It turned out it was a misstatement by Trump: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/12/politics/fact-check-copays-co...
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    That number is a crude estimate based on reported cases. The real number of cases is obviously higher than the ones being reported.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    Coronavirus has death rate of 1-2%. It might be slightly higher if the health care system gets overwhelmed, but the US has a head start on Italy/China in terms of social distancing measures.
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    by ma2rten 7y ago

    Health insurance companies have already said they will cover COVID without copay/deductibles. I am sure that there will be free/low cost options for people without any insurance. The people who profit from the current system know