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   Artificial intelligence pioneer says we need to start over (2017)(axios.com)

   1 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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   Dexie.js: API Wrapper for IndexedDB(dexie.org)

   3 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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   Hubble Applauds Waltzing Dwarfs (2017)(nasa.gov)

   1 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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   Browser-based audio waveform visualisation(waveform.prototyping.bbc.co.uk)

   2 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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   by memexy 6y ago

   Some people might not be able to see your linkedin account if they don't have an account. It's worthwhile to also have a resume that anyone can access without having to create a linkedin account. Adding email to your HN profile wi
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   by memexy 6y ago

   > I'm skeptical this would ever be a thing since doing anything non-trivial really does require understand how things work, since there are so many confounding interactions at the molecular level. What are some examples of these con
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   by memexy 6y ago

   What benefit would there be to someone that adopts your proposed philosophy?
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   by memexy 6y ago

   And how are they performing?
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   by memexy 6y ago

   Gotta figure out why you want the karma in the first place. It's more fun if you don't worry about the karma. That way you can actually be interesting. Because to gain karma you have to align yourself with the dominant voices inst
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    The Mouse is a Database: Introduction to reactive programming concepts(queue.acm.org)

    1 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Not sure I follow. Reactive frameworks includes more than React. Reactive frameworks generally mean some form of observables, observers, and mechanisms for linking the two together via a dataflow graph, e.g. http://reactivex.io&#
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    by memexy 6y ago

    > labeling every data update in a transaction with a marker that identifies the nested transaction. > upon ROLLBACK, mark the corresponding nested transaction marker as "to be ignored" > upon any read of the data, skip ov
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Nice. Thanks for the aliases. I just started using it myself for downloading and transcribing some videos. It works pretty well.
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Makes sense. How would you change the incentives to make what you described less viable?
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Thanks.
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    by memexy 6y ago

    What is the deep learning model and what does it do?
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    Barbara Liskov: Programming the Turing Machine(youtube.com)

    2 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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    by memexy 6y ago

    So how is this company addressing all those issues?
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    by memexy 6y ago

    What exactly is the benefit of these exclusionary tactics in your opinion? If there is indeed some conspiracy over excluding certain groups what could the administrators possibly gain from conspiring like this?
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    by memexy 6y ago

    > I went to Berkeley for grad school. Now I am a CTO at a company looking at resumes. I would hire a Berkeley grad over an ivy grad ANY day because I know how competitive and difficult the STEM programs at Berkeley are. How many Berkley
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    by memexy 6y ago

    What is wrong with reactive frameworks?
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Do you have a list of such suits and success stories that ended in favor of the poor student?
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Is there a transcript?
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Ah, I see. Thanks for the explanation. I had a narrow view of what "trial" meant. So it sounds like as soon as approved treatments are involved then insurance gets involved.
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Yes. That's not my question. Are you saying drug trials don't cover such costs and that this is standard? Because that's the pitch the company is making and it sounds odd > We put the patient in the driver’s seat before, d
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    by memexy 6y ago

    I looked at the site > Participate in a clinical trial at no cost to you or your health insurance. Why would health insurance be involved when running medical trials and why would it cost anything? The pitch doesn't make sense to me
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Who and what field? If you mean programmers and regular HN visitors then no, those words have no meaning for me. What does each one mean and why is it important for running medical trials? Other than protocol writing, which sounds like a li
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    by memexy 6y ago

    > Windows XP is "only an operating system" but has more than 60 million lines of code. Here is an unfair comparison: Squeak is a late-bound dynamic OOP personal computing system in which its OS, UI, development environments, an
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    The Computer Revolution Hasn't Happened yet [pdf](mprove.de)

    2 points by memexy 6y ago|1 comments
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    by memexy 6y ago

    Thanks.