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by msellout 14y ago
More training data helps prevent overfitting.
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by msellout 14y ago
And to make the feed lower resolution.
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by msellout 14y ago
Most websites are busier during the week, while we are all procrastinating at work.
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by msellout 14y ago
Why do you consider "the rich" and "the government" as two separate entities? Now that we have made some advances in network theory, perhaps it would be better to think of the social relations of political economy as an intricate network, r
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by msellout 14y ago
Capitalist tripe?
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by msellout 14y ago
It doesn't make it wrong, but that knowledge might encourage you to think of counter-arguments.
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by msellout 14y ago
Depends on the location. There are other perks as well, such as a kitchen, unusual locations, cheaper long-term stays, etc.
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by msellout 14y ago
You might enjoy Ringworld. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ringworld_Engineers > ... many fans had identified numerous engineering problems in the Ringworld as described in the novel. A major problem being that the Ringworld, being a
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by msellout 14y ago
Can you give some examples for why Python is not appropriate for "heavy-duty corporate stuff"?
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by msellout 14y ago
That's the joke.
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by msellout 14y ago
Why don't you post the papers on your own website?
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by msellout 14y ago
It's actually worse than zero-sum for the players, because the house takes a cut. Usually the house takes about $200 off the table every hour (plus tips to the dealer), so the rake matters less for higher stakes games. However, it's not nec
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by msellout 14y ago
Why not commit your notes as comments in the file (or docs or wiki, etc.)?
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by msellout 14y ago
Au contraire, these [swarms can be very useful]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swarm_intelligence ). No one machine learning algorithm is best for all tasks. With current state-of-the-art technology, a human must choose the most appropriate
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by msellout 14y ago
The down-votes may be in response to the style of your prose and that your comment is directed to people that (most likely) do not read this forum. If you want to engage with the other forum readers, perhaps you should have said something a
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by msellout 14y ago
Would Disco ( http://discoproject.org/ ) work for you?
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by msellout 14y ago
Could you explain why? The dividend is an indication that they have too much savings. Share repurchasing is an indication that the company believes its shares are undervalued. Or am I missing something?
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by msellout 14y ago
How about $150 per month from only 20 million people? And then $50 per month from another 20 million people and leave the rest out in the cold?
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by msellout 14y ago
Does any other profession have a Kaggle? Imagine a more general contest: build my company a tool that increases our market value by X%; we'll give the winners $Y and a job interview. The expected value of participating is $Y/n, where n is t
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by msellout 14y ago
The downside is that you lose $400. Just because the last transaction of that option was at $4 doesn't mean you can buy it at $4. Options are relatively illiquid.
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by msellout 14y ago
I'm past my edit time limit, but I should add context to the assertion that we can't estimate the value of a year of college. There are some good methods for doing so, but none that stand out as the correct way. It's a classic hard problem
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by msellout 14y ago
As someone who gets paid to 'run the numbers,' I can tell you that many large businesses make their decisions based on internal bureaucratic politics rather than sound business reasons. The executive sponsoring of the analysis project can e
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by msellout 14y ago
Don't forget all the people who now save a bit on their milk. This could add up to a significant amount annually, especially for the most poor. I'm not sure that I care about the living conditions of cattle at the expense of the living cond
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by msellout 14y ago
Not (entirely) true. Robots are not strictly superior to humans in this case because the emergent properties of the system change due to the speed of robot action. As more robots crowd into the very fast strategy space, there tends to be mo
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by msellout 14y ago
Not necessarily. Laying fiber might be end up being revenue positive without a tax increase -- depending on the time frame and its effect on stimulating the economy.
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by msellout 14y ago
You might be interested in Andrew Ng's ML course via Coursera.
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by msellout 14y ago
At least they mentioned the grad student who did all the work!
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by msellout 14y ago
Crazy? Seems like a smart move for shareholders to ask for a government policy that increases stock prices at the expense of other investment vehicles. It's funny how most (all?) government policies result in a wealth transfer. If it's not
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by msellout 14y ago
You're giving too much credit to things that people widely agree on. Going by majority vote, intelligent design is a fact.
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by msellout 14y ago
I'm not allowed to downvote, but I'd like to. There's a huge problem with the conflation of rational principles with ethical principles. When we say the "law of gravity" it's a way to understand how the world works, not an edict from some m

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