mrfox321

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by mrfox321 6y ago
Google did this during the pandemic Are other companies copying them to the Tee?
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by mrfox321 6y ago
I would argue that input scaling is not fundamental to Transformers. Recurrent neural network size is also independent of input sequence length. The successful removal of inductive bias is really what differentiates this from previous seque
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by mrfox321 6y ago
In other words, the frontend gets some ACK from the DB before calling the "Store Consumer"? (just trying to make sure I understand your critique of the design)
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Light can be chiral (circular polarization).
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Like they want to pay competitive salaries to devs... Banks lose talent because they view tech as cost centers.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
But the jury are humans. Should we be confident that a jury of 12 (if in US) can pretend that really convincing deepfakes should not be trusted? Especially when this form of evidence has been trustworthy for a decent chunk of time?
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Can databases be efficiently implemented without shared access? Can message passing accomplish this at the same level of performance? although I agree that simplifying resource access should probably be considered before fully shared state.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Or maybe allow some diversity in the mood of the conversation? There is always a time and a place for humor and non-serious conversation. I get that you don't want this forum to devolve, but it also devolves if you are dead set on a
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by mrfox321 6y ago
What is programming language lock-in? When any code is written in some language?
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Curious how much time would pass on acceleration upon leaving and deacceleration upon arriving. We may not be able to survive long enough in spite of length contraction.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
What effort and cost? They're so cheap and easy to take care of. Maybe I'm being too generous since I am using dogs as a reference point.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
I think he is questioning if a company or IP is valuable if it is only changing hands between funds. As opposed to, let's say, the public.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
It's similar to questioning the morality of a scam artist who hires his friends to pretend to bid on something in front of the victim to influence them or drive up the price.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
I am thinking he stands to benefit, else he would comment in this thread. Maybe I am wrong to jump to this conclusion, though.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
It ultimately depends on how much twitter is responsible for other people getting scammed. And how much future discounted cash they lose from reduced engagement from this blip.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
That assumes that the bounty should approximate the expected payout from some lawsuit against twitter plus loss of future cash flow due to the vulnerability. If that value is still small, then there is no incentive to raise the price of the
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Hey thanks for clarifying. Do you have any good resources to further my intuition? It's clearly incomplete.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Well if you consider the fact that the wealth of the elite is generally inherited, they should be no smarter than anyone else.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
To your last question, Godel's incompleteness theorem prevents use from proving everything about linear algebra. So there might be surprising statements that are true but can never be proved to be true given the axioms.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
It seems like Squarespace has an AI powered chatbot on HN, too.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Maxwell's equations are linear. The nonlinearity of quantum field theory is not relevant here.
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Money can be created from nothing. https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/quarterly-...
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by mrfox321 6y ago
May I ask what is in the feed for optimized milk production?
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by mrfox321 6y ago
Dude thanks for sharing, I was always wondering why there is stomach discomfort.
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by mrfox321 7y ago
Electrons are indistinguishable as well.
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by mrfox321 7y ago
Are you trying to build a backtesting framework? I've come up with a solution specifically for pandas dataframes. Not sure how similar a solution would be for your use case.
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by mrfox321 7y ago
On average, you can demonstrate the landauer limit. https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/2/3/e1501492 Even in those experiments, there are scenarios where energy is recovered during the erasure of the bit.
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by mrfox321 7y ago
Why would you write your own AutoDiff if you do not have to?
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by mrfox321 7y ago
No. Interference is what makes quantum computers work. Decoherence destroys superposition.
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by mrfox321 7y ago
This does not solve the issue. You still need to invert this sparse matrix for inference. The inverse of a sparse covariance matrix is dense.

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