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by memexy 6y ago
Social isn't necessarily bad. Trouble arises when social is combined with reinforcement learning algorithms to drive engagement. Jaron Lanier makes a good case for not using social media that use reinforcement learning algorithms to dr
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by memexy 6y ago
Makes sense. I remember going to a bay area talk about Bulletproofs but the talk was abstract enough that I didn't get too much out of it. Interesting to see that Monero is using them.
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by memexy 6y ago
I'm not familiar with many things. How does Monero or Zcash solve the problem of anonymity.
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by memexy 6y ago
Good explanation of the benefits of practicing a martial art. I think any type of activity that involves both coordinated motion and cardio is a good candidate for achieving flow states. Re: martial arts. What type do you recommend?
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by memexy 6y ago
How does a blockchain solve the anonymity and routing problem? If I post anything on a public blockchain it will be cryptographically verified to have come from a specific account because all transactions are signed: https://blog
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Hosting Personal Sites with Keybase(book.keybase.io)
2 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments
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by memexy 6y ago
I use TesseractOCR for general screenshot text extraction. Granted they're not receipts but Tesseract works well enough. What packages did you survey? Do you still have the data and code?
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by memexy 6y ago
Generally, using cryptography or associated cryptographic functions is the way to go when trying to make robust systems. Joe Armstrong has a great talk where he outlines how to create a content addressable store for storing and working with
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by memexy 6y ago
> This even allows them to have fully-Unicode usernames; username phishing is less of a problem when users expect duplicate usernames, and none of your systems depend on username uniqueness. It's surprising but providing an extra de
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Ending the Charade (Of Culture Wars)(fredrikdeboer.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
I have no problem with machines. I have a problem with humans that act like machines.
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by memexy 6y ago
This sounds like something generated by a GPT-2/3 language model. It sounds like a random but coherent association of words. I have no idea what point you're making or what you're trying to communicate. I'd delete the po
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by memexy 6y ago
I didn't see anything blatant. What was blatant about it?
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by memexy 6y ago
I see. So they didn't even have the tools to gather the data in the first place it sounds like, let alone figure out how to put together a simulation for it.
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by memexy 6y ago
What are you talking about?
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by memexy 6y ago
This is a good idea. Why do you suppose they don't do it?
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Socrates and the Quest for Wisdom(youtube.com)
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Apache Jena: Framework for Building Semantic Web and Linked Data Applications(jena.apache.org)
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Use the Right Tool for the Job: The False Dichotomy of Evernote vs. Roam(jamesstuber.com)
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Baseline Compiler for Guile Scheme(wingolog.org)
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Canonicalization and Canonical Forms in Compilers(sunfishcode.github.io)
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Towards an API for the Real Numbers(youtube.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
> Modern fuzzing tools like AFL operate at a lexical level: They explore the input space of tested programs one byte after another. For inputs with complex syntactical properties, this is very inefficient, as keywords and other tokens ha
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Learning Input Tokens for Effective Fuzzing(publications.cispa.saarland)
2 points by memexy 6y ago|1 comments
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Program Synthesis Explained (2015)(cs.utexas.edu)
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Program Synthesis is Possible (2018)(cs.cornell.edu)
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by memexy 6y ago
So top-tier -> state school but state school -/-> top-tier. I don't think that implies anything about hiring bars. My philosophy professor from community college graduated from a top-tier university and he chose to teach at
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by memexy 6y ago
How do you know what the hiring bar is?
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by memexy 6y ago
Here's a book on the topic: https://smile.amazon.com/How-Emotions-Made-Lisa-Barrett/dp/1... . It's one of the better books I've found on cognition and emotional intelligence. The author's interv
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Games, Strategies, Heuristics(commoncog.com)
2 points by memexy 6y ago|0 comments

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