marviel

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by marviel 7y ago
not untrue! Though I would point out that because remote is a "new" style of work, it's probably too early in remote work's history to use this as evidence of remote work's unsuitability in general. This being beca
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by marviel 7y ago
"883: Design computers and the software that runs them." Seems to check out
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by marviel 7y ago
Another datapoint is Chattanooga, TN, with their municipal 1Gbps / ~$65 plan. https://epb.com/home-store/internet They had plans to expand the service to the surrounding area, but Comcast lobbied to prevent it...
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by marviel 7y ago
You might enjoy http://astronaut.io! ! It sources content from YouTube that is generally not from influencers using a few heuristics (low view count, uploaded in past week, generic title, etc) and displays it in an ever shifting
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by marviel 7y ago
Fair point, I suppose I didn't read as carefully as I should've. Thanks!
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by marviel 7y ago
From the article: >Q. How does AlphaStar perceive the game? >A. Like human players, AlphaStar perceives the game using a camera-like view. This means that AlphaStar doesn’t receive information about its opponent unless it is within th
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by marviel 7y ago
I'd guess the optimization there is to tell the drone what "targets" they care about and to only stream back data within a cone of those targets
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by marviel 7y ago
After some sleuthing, it appears the semi-theoretical TPS is closer to 24,000, though the average is around 2k. [1] https://usa.visa.com/run-your-business/small-business-tools/...
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by marviel 7y ago
I know this is a bit out of the blue; but going to improv classes, and book clubs, were really good ways to get out and meet interesting people. I wish you the best of luck in your socialization endeavors.
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Quite possible -- was just pointing out what the poster had claimed was a differentiating factor, as requested
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by marviel 7y ago
Given his insinuations, it seems like a strong infatuation helped as a motivator
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by marviel 7y ago
Fiction, but this might be a good place to start: https://slatestarcodex.com/2018/10/30/sort-by-controversial/
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by marviel 7y ago
Ive read some of the book "The Art of Empathy", in which the author describes anger as "the prideful sentry." I like this way of thinking about it. Clearly, any emotion when taken to the extreme is bad, and anger is perh
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by marviel 7y ago
do you think if the internet had somehow existed prior to these inventions, their creation would have been hastened?
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by marviel 8y ago
Long term, it would be interesting to build an ML system that could suggest different projects for you to work on, based on your GitHub repos, stars, LinkedIn, etc.
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by marviel 8y ago
I see your tongue in your cheek; nonetheless, I have struggled with the very idea you entertain. Marking that a product comes from a particular place allows the non knowledgeable person to find more of that thing. A separate-but-related ide
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Is this just a high-res implementation of Deeplab?
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by marviel 8y ago
I have not gone through such a significant procedure as yours, however I did get two of my bottom front teeth replaced, which ran around 2k. Aesthetically, and durability wise, I'd say it's definitely worth it. If they get the pro
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by marviel 8y ago
For sure. I think people can spend a lot of energy trying to protect their idea, and almost no energy in establishing if there is any prior work. I think this comes from two main places: 1) A desire to believe we are special in our insight
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by marviel 8y ago
Good point. Trying to equalize the retreats for time of year, weather, and other externalities could get tough. But with a big enough sample size maybe those features would be levelled out.
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by marviel 8y ago
Yeah that would certainly be a better approach.
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by marviel 8y ago
Sure, it makes sense --- but I think what your parent is trying to say is that a control would be fairly easy to implement --- just put some other people on the retreat and don't let them take anything.
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by marviel 8y ago
You asked so I gave you what I had :) I understand that. They do also tend to livestream the workshops, which is not the same as being there, but better than nothing. I imagine if you tweeted at them / emailed them they might start to
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by marviel 8y ago
They tend to post about a week out on Twitter.
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by marviel 8y ago
What happened in 2002? EDIT: oh, NKS. https://www.google.com/search?q=when+was+wolfram+nks+release...
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by marviel 8y ago
You would probably enjoy https://paperswithcode.com :)
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by marviel 8y ago
Reminds me of Scot Aaronson's Malthusianisms: https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=418
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by marviel 8y ago
Yeah the results aren't amazing on their own, but if you treat them similarly to how they do over at Botnik -- with some human curation involved-- you can find some interesting sentences.
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by marviel 8y ago
Thank you.
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You may not be an Android user as I am, but if you are --- im excited for the V2 scheduler in Ankidroid, which will allow you to pull in cards from multiple subdecks when reviewing a parent deck. The desktop client already has it. If that i

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