nitred

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by nitred 5y ago
>> At this higher level of emergence (human behavior) the information transmitted through the network is different than what you would see at that lower level. I understand that the information is different or more complex. But so l
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by nitred 5y ago
Some additional points: * Another example could involve a neural net of software developers trying to build an application. Where over many iterations of building several applications, the algorithm learns that certain sub tasks are best gi
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Ask HN: Can a neural network where the neurons are humans become AGI?
6 points by nitred 5y ago|4 comments
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by nitred 5y ago
I think the markets and the global economy need to start hedging against pandemics. Like a trade-off between market efficiency and long term stability against pandemics. I feel like the current global economy has "over-fitted" to
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by nitred 5y ago
Discounting fantasy or sci-fi novels, I read about 6-12 non-fiction books a year and I usually only finish them half or quarter of the way.
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by nitred 5y ago
You've put to words what I've been thinking about for many years. I'm one of those people who find languages difficult and often find it difficult to convert my thoughts into words and sentences. From my perspective, 75 perce
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by nitred 6y ago
"... or as well as any compiled language can." Some syntax is close to Python so some mental load is minimized, i.e use of snake_case , self , None and type annotation syntax, dict unpacking. Some lines read like sentences i
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by nitred 6y ago
Just started listenting to it. It's exactly what I was looking for, thank you. Armin Ronacher's opinion on such things would hold a lot weight in my head.
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by nitred 6y ago
I agree it's not pretty. It took me several passes to just understand what was going on there. But ownership is something I've never come across before and it doesn't exist in Python (not to an average user anyway), so it see
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by nitred 6y ago
As a Python programmer with limited experience with compiled languages, Rust code was more intimidating to read or look at than C++, Java or Go. After only an hour, I am overwhelmed by the sheer beauty and mature design of this language - i
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by nitred 6y ago
Indeed! I despised them initially thinking typing made code unreadable. But I've grown used to it and I only use type hints when necessary. I use Pydantic when I need more than just "hints" and when validating config file sch
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by nitred 6y ago
In Angle #6, did that crack in the roof occur in real time due to the explosion or does it just seem that way due to low resolution of the camera? If that crack was due to the explosion, then I'm concerned for much of the infrastructur
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by nitred 6y ago
Could someone tell me the disadvantages of solving the problem in the article using S3? I am actually curious.
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by nitred 11y ago
NASA, if you need a volunteer, I'm your guy! Please?
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by nitred 11y ago
I'm from India and I completely get what the author is saying, but why is this article on 'Hacker News'?