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Accessibility. Not everyone has 20/20 vision.
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What is the meaning of 'SO'? I don't get it.
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I am approaching 30 too. For some reason, I am planning to get mine from RoseBrides.
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Starting Strength is about a guy that writes, practises & earns a living about things concerning strength. He also has a podcast, books & other resources linked on the site. https://startingstrength.com/
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Bucket Shop
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So if you have three people. A) One that runs a successful business. B) One that ran a business but it failed. C) One that have never run a business (my 5 year old). Of A, B & C your only allowed to choose advice from one. Your saying i
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>We know that studying hard does not guarantee success and what the level of risk is. That's exactly my point even though the survivorship bias is higher or lower. We shouldn't discredit advice from successful people on the gro
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Well, things like law school & medical school have high rates of failure. So if one of the successful that passed the bar & became doctors people say "They studied hard" — yet many failed, even when the also studied. Does
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I am too much of a layman to understand what technique the article is proposing to detect it. Could someone help me break it down? I heard from somewhere that in blood doping, the athletes, blood is taken out and put in a freezer. Then clo
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What exactly isn't survivorship bias? Everything can be put in that bucket. Being born without autism, becoming a doctor, engineer, start-up founder, successful athlete et al. They can all be abstracted as lottery tickets. I think the
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Your now putting words into my mouth. So, I don't think I can benefit you by continuing this discussion. Thanks for talking though.
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> who cares what humans do ? Well scientists do. If your to listen to talks from Yan Lecun & Geoff Hinton or Chomsky. They do care and the do want to figure it out. > Nobody is trying to build a digital human here so, “they’re not
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> Bats don't fly like either bees or birds. all these damn mimics running around. Yes, penguins don't swim like sardines either and snakes don't "walk" like apes. > Why is the bird privileged here ? There is n
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Well it depends on what you mean by flight. If you mean something projecting itself into the air, then yes. Rockets fly, Kites fly, bullets fly, planes too fly. But if by flight you mean replicating what birds do to get into the sky & c
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Yes. Planes don't fly the same way that birds do. They are go up in the air like birds but what they are doing to get up & be up in the sky is very different. Just like LLMs, planes are way less energy efficient than birds. Just l
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We should have regulations to limit the price of such books and how much royalties the author is receiving to make the books accessible and not make his income deviate too far from the rest of his fellow authors that don't make any mon
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Anyone know of any good introductory resources on combinators? Stephen Wolfram's book seems too advanced for me.
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I don't understand what's going on. Could someone give me a birds eye view of what this is about? - What is the regulation aimed at? - What did the open source community communicate?
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Have they really mastered language or are they mimicking it. Do Submarines swim like fish?
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If you want a quick insight into Markov Chains I recommend this resource by Orange Duck. Orange Duck has an implementation of a Markov chain in 17 lines of Python. [0] [0]: https://theorangeduck.com/page/17-line-markov-
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Markov chains are basically lookup tables. I don't see how linear regression is simpler that that.
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This is most likely going to fail. Just like how the EU finance a hundreds of millions of dollars for a Google competitor that we haven't heard of today. [1] [1]: https://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2007/07&
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I am sorry about your experience. I don't think anything else comes close to Bitwarden. Maybe you need an update? You could also let support know about your problems or open an issue on thier GitHub.
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This guy contacted astronaut in ISS using home made antenna
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- Leo Suskid's Theoretical Minimum books (2 Volumes) - The Feynman Lectures of Physics (3 Volumes)
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You can subscribe to my blog :) https://asindu.xyz I intend to write more this year. I have some many drafts.
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I played it for like 30 min. Then uninstalled it.
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The simple intuition of the Poincaré Recurrence is this. - Imagine a closed box, and this box has 100 particles. - The particles in the box can be arranged in all sorts of ways due to what ever force (gravity, Brownian motion etc). - They (
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EncroChat
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Thanks for the suggestions. I will try that.
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