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   Possible power struggle / deadlock advice

   2 points by oneloop 11y ago|1 comments
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   by oneloop 11y ago

   What do you mean, get info? Do you think successful people just do stuff in the dark without any idea of what they're doing?
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   by oneloop 11y ago

   Thank you for this.
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   by oneloop 11y ago

   Care to share?
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   by oneloop 11y ago

   Care to expand? I know absolutely nothing about the subject, but I've heard the same before.
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   by oneloop 11y ago

   High-energy physics. Yes, literally every paper that's worth your time is on arxiv first. The only time anyone reads from an actual peer-reviewed journal is when something that was on arxiv eventually gets published (you know, a year
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   by oneloop 11y ago

   Have you? Let me know how that goes for you.
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   by oneloop 11y ago

   So people who were trained to do something are better at doing that something than everyone else.
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   Screeps – An MMO strategy open world game for programmers(screeps.com)

   39 points by oneloop 11y ago|15 comments
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    Lets make a deal, if you don't know linear algebra please don't call yourself a data scientist.
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    I was gonna say that at least in the tech world if you don't like a company you can just not use their products. But then it occurred to me that if you don't like a country you can just move...
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    He was not saying a "right to privacy" existed, and he certainly not saying that the rights you pointed out imply "right to privacy". He was only pointing out that there might be other reasons to defend a right (or defen
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    I will read the post later, but I can tell you right now that I'm a physicist and when I was first introduced to deep learning my first thought, especially in the context of visual recognition, was "this smells of renormalization
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    by oneloop 11y ago

    Almost. The name "group" in renormalization group was inspired by the groups in group theory, but in reality the renormalization "group" isn't a group but a semi-group. A semi-group satisfies the same axioms as a gr
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    by oneloop 12y ago

    Big data kinda reduced the need for it. People figured that its easier to bring the masses to the computers than the computers to the masses.
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    by oneloop 12y ago

    "Top freelancers". So begginer ones arent welcome?