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by memming 10y ago
that was some powerful tool...
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by memming 11y ago
I have seen several mentions of James-Stein estimator being almost an empirical Bayesian estimator, but this article made it more clearer. Thanks for sharing.
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Backslashes (xkcd)(xkcd.com)
4 points by memming 11y ago|1 comments
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by memming 11y ago
bad link. did you mean to link to https://scienmag.com/hepatitis-virus-like-particles-as-poten... not really a virus, nor a cancer treatment. Just a delivery mechanism.
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by memming 11y ago
Wow, I didn't know that he invented confocal!
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by memming 11y ago
This is great news for Julia and the scientific computing community in general. MATLAB doesn't scale, and python solutions are too scatter brained for me.
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by memming 11y ago
This method is computationally very intensive. Betti numbers are hard to estimate from data, statistically speaking.
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by memming 11y ago
Nice. Very well organized.
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Password guidance by UK government [pdf](gov.uk)
1 points by memming 11y ago|0 comments
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by memming 11y ago
Korean has so many vowels it's not even funny.
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Will You Ever Be Able to Upload Your Brain?(nytimes.com)
2 points by memming 11y ago|0 comments
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by memming 11y ago
and also don't compute the inverse if you don't have to!
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by memming 11y ago
typo: "CFB mode is also use"
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by memming 11y ago
No.
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by memming 11y ago
It's amazing that they had just one set of machines to make all their chalk. I hope the South Korean version would be successful.
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by memming 11y ago
Nice. I like that you let people download easily. One thought: the font for '1' and 'l' are too similar, and often confusing.
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by memming 11y ago
When I see documents nicely type set with LaTeX, I have a prior expectation that it is more likely true.
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Elon Musk once lived on 1$ a day (hotdogs and oranges)(nextshark.com)
1 points by memming 11y ago|0 comments
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by memming 12y ago
What the heck is this!!
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by memming 12y ago
I used to love Prolog, but Prolog is not general purpose. This has 'pi', 'cat', some imperative, and prolog taste in it...most interesting.
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by memming 12y ago
"why is no one using ftrace already?"
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by memming 12y ago
Oh how fun it is to performance tune my data analyses
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Three different styles of music for cats(musicforcats.com)
1 points by memming 12y ago|0 comments
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by memming 12y ago
I'm curious about your implementation. Can you show us the code?
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by memming 12y ago
very funny
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by memming 12y ago
Well, it will call for evolution in the ethical system. It's not an excuse to not simulate "brains" or build artificially intelligent systems.
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by memming 12y ago
They do this kind of publicity stunt all the time. Simulating a model of biological neural network doesn't mean much. We don't know how the brain works yet.
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by memming 12y ago
What's the evidence that "still needs to be about 100,000 times faster to match our 20 Watt brain"?
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by memming 12y ago
This article is misleadingly written...I am a scientist, and I disagree with the author's liberal use of language. Especially regarding the "low-probability events"...
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by memming 12y ago
And yet, I have high hopes in science. It is not the most efficient system, but it is the only system that is consistently working well to advance our knowledge. We definitely have a lot of room to improve though.

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