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mxkopy
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Helicopters are really expensive and that's the only way I can think of getting a delta V low enough so the device, tether or aircraft doesn't shatter/snap on capture. But more importantly, it sends a message - don't fuc
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4y ago
> so true zero really isn't a defensible claim I feel like this is saying your systems have perfect security, which itself is not a defensible claim
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4y ago
I think OP was talking about the academic/artistic elites, which nowadays seem more divorced from the general population than they used to be. And I think that has more to do with the internet than movie prices. People who want to get
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4y ago
Find out which sort of language features you find really cool that apply to your project. For example I have this idea in my head of writing ML stuff in Haskell, since everything is lazy and you could run models off disk. That would be real
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If this technology were developed by a private individual, there's incentive to keep it hidden. No businessperson wants to have a military grade target on their back, but I feel like some are paranoid/wealthy enough to want to dev
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4y ago
> What's really amazing is that most people can't do biology. I've been trying to put this in words for a long time. Some people will exclusively seek a doctor's opinion even if their own judgment will suffice. Resear
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O.o you beat me to it I was thinking of building something similar I don't think I could've done the UI as clean, though, very nice! I hope the mainstream platforms start implementing stuff like this soon
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IDK it just seemed like you were espousing whataboutism. Men are violent, but what about women? in this case.
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I'm only confused because I don't think it was ever my intention to say >"women, on average, have no traits that are unhelpful to the flourishing of human civilization"
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Show me how the precession of Mercury affects violent crime rates and I'll bite. Until then, I'd say the assumption is that two arbitrary things aren't related
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> Also, your implied statement of "women, on average, have no traits that are unhelpful to the flourishing of human civilization" Please point to where I said this.
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> Why isn't the question just as applicable to gender? The assumption is that gender and crime aren't related. The burden of proof is on showing that two things are related IMO. Black history and criminalization are related so
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What's your justification for "the thing that applies to black people should be equally applicable to men"? That's what this argument boils down to
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It's nothing to do with political pressure and more to do with ill-formed comparisons. You can't just substitute in random groups for another. In order to make a statement you need to know what you're talking about. And it se
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Because men are not blacks and women are not whites, I feel like this is basic comprehension We have different names for different things because they are different. They're not all just "groups of people", you're litera
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4y ago
This 'men are violent, therefore women must also be bad in some way' rhetoric makes no sense. There's no purpose for it other than assuaging sore feelings.
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The idea of the transformer somehow being a trainable key-value store is kind of abstract and weird and has little to do with the mathematics of it. The math part of that is how the dot product encodes for similarity between vectors, but be
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4y ago
I'll be honest I wasn't meaning to defend OP's claim to the death or anything. I was mostly tracking their argument. I too am somewhat confused as to why just feeding outputs to inputs isn't recursive. I think honestly t
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4y ago
This is bad faith pedantry
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> You’re moving the goal posts. To my credit the goalposts were never defined. > You need to qualify that as analog circuits. No, I don't. The context always has been analog circuits. OP makes the distinction here > Analog ele
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4y ago
I view the statement with fascination rather than derision
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For context I'm talking about function application a la lambda calculus. In this case 'function application' is something that's done to discrete symbols. Circuits aren't a discrete system however so there's no
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There's no function application in circuitry. See > It looks like it feeds its output to the input and then repeats. But it doesn't, it just maintains the same relationship between them by pumping electrons from the power suppl
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From my understanding Julia is closer to metal than R. This means the semantics are much more specific than R, and the syntax is more consistent/rigid. For example, plotting in R always baffled me. plot(x, y, col=..., col.name=...) In
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4y ago
> no traits, no interfaces, and no classes. So, the amount of organization in his code is effectively zero. This is an utterly deranged take. Do you mean to say that adherence to OOP and code organization are the same thing ?
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> But the real point is that you should be young and take risks now as when you are older, you won't have the time or possibly the freedom to do it without other factors being in play (job,family,responsibilities for young and old,
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> 2 doesn't seem terribly true given the state of the world for most of the 20th's century, including two world wars followed by the threat of nuclear annihilation - meanwhile, today the "bear" is being beat with don
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4y ago
I'm 22 and I'm worried about high interest rates and how the cost of food has doubled. Getting a house is out of the question right now because I want a stable job rather than starting a business. Mind you I have more prospects th
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If you live in the U.S., there is a substantial chance your demographic has been affected by lead poisoning. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2118631119 I think many of the problems you talk about can be trac
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4y ago
Trolling, or they hate humanity and care for nothing but themselves. I've never met such a pathetic person in real life but I've no doubt they exist.
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