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The Art of Insight in Science and Engineering: Mastering Complexity (2014) [pdf](ocw.mit.edu)
2 points by nazka 9y ago|0 comments
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by nazka 9y ago
There was a good post about many gotchas that was on HN a little while ago. Just to share : http://devs.cloudimmunity.com/gotchas-and-common-mistakes-in...
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Why there is no Hitchhiker’s Guide to Mathematics for Programmers (2013)(jeremykun.com)
4 points by nazka 9y ago|0 comments
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by nazka 9y ago
With all the articles and papers I read, the problem is that you never have to active your body and legs' muscles, even just slightly. Sometimes even your arms' muscles. And this kills us. The solution to all the problems this cre
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Notebook tracking the progress of the state of the art in ML(eff.org)
5 points by nazka 9y ago|0 comments
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by nazka 9y ago
Like everybody go with Visual Studio. If you have to be on Mac then maybe you can go with XCode or else for Linux Qt Creator. I never tried CLion from JetBrain but it can be good too.
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by nazka 9y ago
Ok I see what you mean. It just doesn't feel pleasant to my hears.
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by nazka 9y ago
I don't think we have the same definition of a parasite or we see things differently. For me a parasite is a startup being a copy-cat, eating your market share, stealing your content, and stealing your customers. But Reddit and Imgur a
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by nazka 9y ago
That's some strong words. Imgur wasn't a parasite, it was offering a service that Reddit didn't offer but we needed. Yes Imgur was quite dependent on Reddit at the beginning but now Imgur has its own community and the two are
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by nazka 9y ago
> Facebook isn't even a very good news aggregator. It's in fact a huge echo chamber creator : http://graphics.wsj.com/blue-feed-red-feed/
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by nazka 9y ago
Wow I didn't think I would be down voted so much.. Is it because I spoke of Steve Jobs? You can look all the problems a bad CEO can do : Kenneth Lay with Enron, Theranos, Twitter, Caterpillar 2 years ago even thought he said he didn&#x
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by nazka 9y ago
I don't know. I think for instance that Steve Jobs was really underpaid. His work (even surrounded by smart minds) and his leadership with his vision were a real launch pad for Apple. I can see a few CEOs like that who seem to be overp
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by nazka 9y ago
Ya and like the unoptimized solution for WaveNet when DeepMind published it. But hey they published so it's cool!
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by nazka 10y ago
But what does it have to do with gender? Yes SV is highly competitive but are we in a place where it's common for men to put down women just because of that?? It seems extrem to me.
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by nazka 10y ago
I have been a huge gamer but I stopped to play 5 years ago. I started to play on the master system and all the video games on DOS I could find. I started with Wolfeinshtein 3D, Prince of Persia, Another World since then I never stopped to p
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by nazka 10y ago
Hi! Thank you for your message. Yes but with April coming, companies start to have filled their seats for their H1B already, or they ask for H1B transfer only.. I am going to try again here and continue to send everywhere I can on angel.co
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You are my last resort for the US
3 points by nazka 10y ago|2 comments
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by nazka 10y ago
Frequentists like to give you a perfect answer the first time by computing everything at once. Seeing the world like pure math. For example giving an unbiased dice of 6 faces, the likelihood to have a 6 the first time is = 1/6. Bayesia
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by nazka 10y ago
My guess is they have a front with Nodejs for mobile.twitter.com and behind that you have all their scala/jvm microservices. Recoding all their microservices would be way too expensive. I don't think they use Nodejs for their REST
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Scaling Open Source Communities(krausefx.com)
1 points by nazka 10y ago|0 comments
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by nazka 10y ago
Interesting link. You can go even deeper with more data like resolution of your screen etc... And almost be able to track someone. It's kind of crazy. There is a JS project based on that and that gives you an ID based on the fingerprin
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by nazka 10y ago
It is true and it would help to have a jury that has the technical background of the subject. On a note though unfortunately even with a jury like that, it doesn't resolve the problems for preferences and bias that someone can have. We
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by nazka 10y ago
Yes but on a simple point of view: the strategy, dynamic, and end results are the same here. And it's the same for oil companies too. With the price starting to go up with the cut from OPEC and other countries, more oil companies start
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by nazka 10y ago
It is. It's a war of cash against other companies. The same way the OPEC has been dumping oil on the market to make its price crash to break competitors. So with a price at the barrel two times lower that their break even, oil companie
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This is the most dangerous time for our planet(theguardian.com)
10 points by nazka 10y ago|1 comments
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by nazka 10y ago
Something even better is to reffined and process everything to raw materials in orbit and then bring them on Earth.
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by nazka 10y ago
Ya I just have a few memories of it. Sorry I can't help much... Thank you though.
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by nazka 10y ago
It's totally random but I read a paper in ML with the same kind of decomposition for the picture. Does someone know it by some chance? I think it was linked to group theory.
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by nazka 10y ago
I did a few research about voting methods and the best seems to be the Schulze method [1]. After reading its process I just saw that it is in fact widely used in Open Source projects! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S
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by nazka 10y ago
Wow that's a very interesting idea. Several models working together. Plus you limit their method of communication by being able to use the chat only. Inventing and learning new languages made by other models!

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