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by midjji 6y ago
Taxpayers do this when its big. This is thousands of times to small for that.
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by midjji 6y ago
Caused a crowd surge by memes might be more accurate, and yeah almost everyone will lose alot, more than the serious investors to be sure, though a few individual investors from both camps will make a fair bit. But more generally and long t
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by midjji 6y ago
Neat :)
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by midjji 6y ago
Sweden, Third optician I had did it did it and explained "why", including pointing that the last one also did it according to their logs. Both over adjusting by 0.75, explaining why the first year with each pair gave me a headach
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by midjji 6y ago
It would be terrible if this was actually censorship, but its not, its restricting access to an exclusive and commercial forum with a policy you agree to if you use it. No one is preventing people from talking about this, and its not like t
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by midjji 6y ago
There have been rumors of robinhood simply being buggy for some time before this. Things like orders being processed after being cancelled, orders being processed out of order causing conflicts, orders being executed massively delayed after
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by midjji 6y ago
Focusing on infinity more has been tested using glasses designed to force this, it was a popular theory for 60 years or so, and many opticians prescribed glasses which forced people to do this as a result. I cant find it atm, but the result
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by midjji 6y ago
"It projects an image from the lens of the unit onto the wearer's retina to correct the refractive error that causes nearsightednes" so regular glasses then...
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by midjji 6y ago
Could this be used for/generalized for Nd spatial proximity lookup tables?
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by midjji 6y ago
An interesting perspective is what this does to pointers in terms of unsigned representation, effectively making 0 a special case which could be used for null. But in practical terms it would just limit 32 bit systems to 31 bits of adressab
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by midjji 6y ago
I agree, machine learning can certainly be over transparent models and classic models can certainly be non transparent. I tend to think of machine learning as any method which optimizes not only the model parameters, but also the model stru
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by midjji 6y ago
The problems you mention are likely an artifact of him using a bad optimzation method, not inherently a limitation in the function approximator. Ironically, its most similar to genetic search, a method most commonly associated with machine
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by midjji 6y ago
Is the extra copying even performed? It either has to be a small thing, or processed in chunks, or oom might be a problem. So its small, in this case, will the compiler really copy, or might it just optimize the operation away?
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by midjji 6y ago
Is this guaranteed by the standard? worst seems platform dependent, does that mean it will vary with platform? what about x86 vs amd64? could it ever be more than 128 bytes?
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by midjji 6y ago
Its truly very nice :) So much horrible preprocessor stuff goes away. Not that preprocessing cant be done right, its just that the standard C/C++ preprocessor language breaks almost every rule of a maintainable code. I love compiler sa
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by midjji 6y ago
Just because its funny, here is the obligatory reminder that deep convolutional networks are actually implemented as correlation, not convolution. True, its just the lack of mirroring that differs, which is a linear operation and hence, the
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by midjji 9y ago
The matlab system identification toolbox is nice to get a casual feel for the systems. Note that pid controllers are mostly used due to their computational rather than control performance. They are math equivalent for linear systems, but th
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by midjji 10y ago
The article basically explains it... Though it fails to mention that the loans are so subsidised that even if you dont need them you should absolutely take them. Most years you'll pay lower interest than you'll gain by having them