mrks_hy

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by mrks_hy 2y ago
A normal distribution is infinite so there is always a (small) nonzero expected value for any real number, so technically, even for "mean" much larger than zero. However, GP is accidentally reversing the causality, which is incorr
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
Please link or provide a product name, I've been looking for something like that!
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
Your post is one big "citation needed". You come across as quite bitter.
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
Sorry for my low-value comment, but I think it is appropriate here. Doing a psychoanalysis of OP does not really add to the discussion meaningfully. Same applies to parent comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
> you might end up earning less after tax as a manager than you did as an engineer as your salary increase puts you in a new tax bracket. This is impossible, even with the very high German taxes :-) You will keep less of each (EDIT: add
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
The title is misleading because it says Germany is exploring - suggesting there is anything like a cultural shift/push on a society-wide scale to explore. That unfortunately is not the case. German work culture as a whole is very muc
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
Can someone change the misleading title to part of the subtitle? It is "Less work, same money, more happiness and productivity. As of February 1, 45 companies in Germany are testing a 4-day workweek.", which is much more meaningfu
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
See my sibling comment - you can also click the left button ("Akzeptieren und weiter"), which just is your consent to see advertisement, it's a soft paywall (paying makes ads go away).
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by mrks_hy 3y ago
Yeah @dang maybe possible to replace the submission link with the original article passed through translate, e.g. https://www-pcgameshardware-de.translate.goog/Internet-Thema... ?
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by mrks_hy 4y ago
Bosch segments its own market into the "green" and "blue" parts, the latter being for professional use. They're very well-made and costly, on-par and competitive with the other brands you mentioned. But of course th
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by mrks_hy 4y ago
Not OP, but the premise is just too naive. He's coming from a compsci deep learning angle and thus arrives at a completely flawed model for how neurons interact and "compute". Not that we have a model that even explains this
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by mrks_hy 12y ago
The article was really interesting for my developing work, but at the final conclusion I felt as if he oversold it as a tool to diagnose system problems: The issue was that he did not restart the database after tuning readahead, right? So i
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by mrks_hy 12y ago
Just as an aside on one of the points they try to make (not about residential internet access): "Imagine the Director of Public Works using her smart phone to reschedule all the sprinklers in the city with just a few clicks." This
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by mrks_hy 13y ago
It should read the other way round - Julia, Numpy, especially Matlab have array operations like Fortran 90, since they are designed by people from that background. The problem with Fortran is interoperabality with other libraries; if you le