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Cool. I would love any feedback! In the next couple of weeks I'll be adding a YAML format with the entire configuration in one file. It'll look something like this: properties: buyButtonText: variants: - b
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I wanted machine learning-based app configuration. So I built it and spun it out as a separate product: https://improve.ai/
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If you wish to understand the negative experiences in your own practice better, I recommend "Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha". The author is super-geeky about this stuff. https://www.amazon.com/Mastering
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I think you did the right thing. As a fellow AirBnB user, thank you for that.
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Did you give the place a one star review?
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1) Expose black soil as little as possible - ideally with no-till. 2) Implement key line design to improve water holding and infiltration
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Authoritarian tendencies polled strong among Trump supporters.
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Christians overwhelmingly elected Trump. Perhaps Christian != a follower of the teachings of Christ.
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How is their argument silly? For many, God is an archetypical metaphor for a Daddy that must be feared and obeyed. Trump's election showed that a huge percentage of religious Americans have an authoritarian bent.
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When was the last time you earned a noteworthy amount of interest on a bank deposit?
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The "Jobs to be done" framework has clarified a lot of my thinking about marketing. The idea is that customers don't purchase products, they hire products to do a job for them. This is a good description and the first and o
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My practice is mindfulness. Each moment is an opportunity to serve.
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The Most Intolerant Wins: The Dictatorship of the Small Minority (Taleb)
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The linked paper is specifically about using modeling to speed up runtime. Developer hours are typically more valuable than CPU hours so I think the paper is misguided in its approach.
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This works if you already understand ahead of time how tuning parameters changes performance. If your model is weak, then it looks like this falls back to normal Bayesian Optimization based on a Gaussian Process, which has performance of O(
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Evolving mobile games to discover variants that earn 5 star reviews. Using https://improve.ai
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That is a bizarre allegation. I have never heard a Gracie family member claim that they invented sparring - that would be just plain silly. The martial arts that consistently spar live against a resisting opponent, especially wrestling, bo
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The better you get at jiu jitsu, the less damage you'll need to do to control your opponent. Slaps can be effective to get them to open up for the submission - clean, no damage done, and they are forced to psychologically give up, whi
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I will state clearly. If you train a martial art that doesn't involve live sparring, you are deluded about the efficacy of what you practice. I've been there. 20 years ago I had a black belt in karate, a brown belt in Japanese J
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Arrogance? Or matter-of-factness from sparring and testing the skills on a daily basis? I can see how it's hard to tell the difference. Do you train?
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This is why I still find jiu jitsu so beautiful - it requires a basic level of skill to beat someone's ass, but it's another thing entirely to control them so well that inflicting damage becomes optional.
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I'm sorry, but you mispercieve. As you train the patterns and dance of MMA become clear even if they are inscrutable to the casual observer.
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16 year MMA and jiu jitsu practitioner here. The secret of success at MMA is learning how to control your opponent in ways that protects yourself. This is what the Gracie family was proving when they created the UFC. Modern fighters such
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Black belt in Gracie Jiu Jitsu here. I thought this debate was settled decisively by the Gracie family and the UFC in the 90s, but apparently the Chinese missed the memo. Delusions are painful to see through especially when they're pr
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I'm sitting in my camper right now in the middle of Utah. Fuck these East coast pricks that have never even seen this land.
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For the most recent machine learning code I wrote I spent 20 hours thinking into 10 lines of code.
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I spend half of my time in a food desert and half my time in a hippie foodie mecca. I think the answer is both. Rural areas lack the population to keep fresh food entrepreneurs from locating their businesses there. At the same time, rural
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Machine learning is the new electricity. There will be tons of positions available.
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I live near Yellowstone National Park and there are a ton of real wildlife photographers in this area doing amazing work.
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"In prime locations for wealthy foreign investors, such as the affluent boroughs of Chelsea and Kensington in the city of London, the number of vacant units increased by 40% between 2013 and 2014." How much of this is vacant vs Ai
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