naturalgradient

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by naturalgradient 9y ago
No, now you are blatantly spreading misinformation yourself. The law has extended and modified the penal code. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz Just check 'verabschiedetes gesetz'.
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
That is a pretty daring statement considering Germany just passed far-reaching anti-hate speech legislation with no precise definition of what hate-speech is, leaving it to social networks to interpret.
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
What a bad, outdated article. I don't understand how articles from this website keep appearing on the first page here, they are usually badly researched puff pieces. Aside from the nonsensical performance numbers: Theano, Neon, Torch,
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
There is a good progression of effort you may want to put in: First, discuss your idea on reddit machine learning. It will be shot down quickly if there is a gaping flaw or something you overlooked. You can combine this with second, write a
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
A possible interpretation is that Gitlab chooses to not pay for top-tier distributed systems talent and will thus never reach the service quality they want. Everything comes at a price.
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
This reminds me of a recruiter telling me 'people don't work here for the money, they work here for the opportunity, and it's more than enough to live on' when asking for market rate salary. Big tech company, you can pro
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Just out of curiosity, because I really do not know how this type of marketing works best. Is there not a a potential risk of users getting used to having it for free, and a potential advantage to introduce the idea of this being a paid pro
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Any war stories/details you could elaborate on?
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Ask HN: How are Kubernetes startups doing?
6 points by naturalgradient 9y ago|2 comments
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Top Chinese Bitcoin exchange to suspend trading(techcrunch.com)
2 points by naturalgradient 9y ago|0 comments
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
The CEO is daughter of senator https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Manchin 'Manchin was the only Democrat to vote in confirmation of controversial Trump cabinet appointees Jeff Sessions[87] and Steven Mnuchin,[88] o
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Any TensorFlow devs who might be able to comment on plans to interoperate with TensorFlow/reasons why it's not on the cards?
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
I wouldn't mind that, but I have never encountered that. Cracking the coding interview-exercises only.
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
While this looks like a well developed feature, I despise the concept of coding in a phone interview too much to not worry about this enabling more of it just because it's more convenient. Especially for research-heavy positions, the a
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Why is this being downvoted? I don't know why one would prefer either.
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Why is it not using C++ 14? Not a criticism, honest question, I only write C++ occasionally.
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
My answer from the trenches is that it just does not work that way. You have to try out if something works. Something can make sense forever in your head until you try it in the real world. I'd say not testing your ideas and instead sp
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
As a current PhD student in a highly competitive program, I wish I could say this is reasonable advice, but it's wishful thinking in the hyper-competitive environment at top tier universities (where the goal of a PhD student would be t
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
I don't understand. Why is being young a good reason not to be sceptical? Wouldn't being young in a healthcare startup be all the more reason to be sceptical? Assuming that there is a distribution wherein some industries and produ
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
I am cringing when journalists write about their noble profession when frequently, they lose all critical distance and have become activists. 'Gawker began as a crusade to save journalism'. Sure. When even outlets which like to th
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
I understand they are already profitable: http://fortune.com/2015/10/09/duckduckgo-profitable/
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Ask HN: What are downsides of Kubernetes/containers?
3 points by naturalgradient 9y ago|0 comments
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
This is an aspect that has always been bugging me as well. There is this implied notion that for men, it was ok or even encouraged to be nerdy and spend all their spare time in front of a screen. In my experience, committing to this lifes
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
My suspicion is this: All the issues someone with no familiarity of the code base or the problem could typically uncover are things that are prone to be automated away by software in the long run (or are already in the process of being auto
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Thank you for clarifying this
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
As a researcher, I think he is dismissive of Blum's work. Let's take a moment to change perspective: Imagine you worked for years on something and finally uploaded it on ArXiv, waiting for the community to weigh in. The following
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
FWIW, I think Aaronson's dismissive attitude is unbecoming and disrespectful amongst colleagues. 'Unrelated Update: To everyone who keeps asking me about the “new” P≠NP proof: I’d again bet $200,000 that the paper won’t stand, exc
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Some interesting ongoing discussion (last post an hour ago): https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/38803/where-is-... In particular someone claimed to have found a flaw (which I can not comment on, not a co
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
Don't forget the case where P == 0
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by naturalgradient 9y ago
What I find very dysfunctional is that rarely anything ever happens to the ones doing the shaming. They are most toxic to an organisation's culture in the long run. It is a failure of management that people fuelling the outrage cycles

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