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osipov
17y ago
Machine learning with quantum computers is so much more than that: quantum computation is provably more efficient at solving a large class of problems than classical computation.
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osipov
17y ago
Does the book discuss the Markov logic network (MLN) formulation for structured representations of belief states? In your opinion, how promising is the MLN approach? Thank you!
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17y ago
does anyone know what are the differences from the 2nd edition?
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osipov
17y ago
sure, why do you write the 1st draft, we'll co-author
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osipov
17y ago
I just did -- my wife's cousin and her husband are sociologists :)
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osipov
17y ago
sane or insane argument is irrelevant. persuading a sociologist is enough in matters of culture.
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17y ago
"data" is a very flexible term and you can choose how you define it. For instance, I argue that we should take into account choices of each individual who in anyway had to give their active (i.e. though contribution) or passive (i.e. though
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This made me remember the Japanese restaurant which works on the opposite principle: robotic chefs and human waiters. Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sVOSlUn7e0 There is an interesting cultural dimension to Germans choosing to
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osipov
17y ago
The Byzantine empire had its ups and downs like any empire. It lasted longer than Roman Empire (per conventional definition of the term). It is a shame that the Western education system downplays the significance and influence of the Byzant
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17y ago
if you search for "with:public yc" you'll find a wave with fellow ycers and yours truly
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17y ago
>biggest low latency trading shops RenTec always made money from superior quant analytics. Like almost everyone else in quant business, they used high volume, low latency trading, so it wasn't a differentiating factor. Hence I doubt SEC
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Does anyone know what happened to newmogul.com?
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17y ago
Competition. I believe in English this business model is called "mortgage"
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17y ago
that's because Simons defines "leading" mathematicians as ones working for RenTech
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17y ago
physics in 5th grade,an equivalent of American precalculus in 9th grade and calculus in 10th grade
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17y ago
BS. i took 5th, 6th grade in Soviet Union. we had no calculus and purely conceptual, primarily arithmetic oriented physics.
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being "smart enough" in chess translates to being "smart enough" in purely mechanical aspects of mathematics. imho, you are underestimating the creative aspect of mathematics.
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17y ago
you are ignoring the fact that if the awareness of the doomsday machine rose above suspicion, then Americans would take steps to attempt to locate and preempt the machine
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17y ago
I work in IBM SWG, we have been asked to use Symphony for our presentations. No one told us to stop using Office.
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17y ago
No apologies needed, I thought your comment about learning formal type theory and your book recommendation were valuable. My comment was based on the premise of this thread (per the title) and the premise of the article.
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osipov
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"learning some formal type theory might help" -- understanding formal type theory is not a prereq for understanding Java. If you are you suggesting that knowledge of formal type theory is needed to be an effective Scala programmer, then as
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osipov
17y ago
As a personal project, I've built a simple search driven website using Scala + Lucene. The article doesn't make a fair comparison of Scala vs. Java complexity. The examples in the article are focused on Scala strengths, e.g. for-comprehensi
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17y ago
Did Popper and/or Hume write about markets?
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Given the audience on HN I recommend the very readable "Misbehavior of Markets" by Mandelbrot. Everything worth reading in Taleb's book is a dumbed down rehash of Mandelbrot's ideas.
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Really understanding stuff is not enough: a higher IQ individual may be bored by the explanation and misunderstand it due to lack of attention while a lower IQ individual may have trouble understanding, require a shallower explanation and m
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Gainesville, Florida
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mostly but you may still want to look into it as example of high end travel planning
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Have you looked into Rearden Commerce? It is popular with corporate clients. http://www.reardencommerce.com/products/overviews/travel.php
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17y ago
congrats! which brand did you work for?
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spent last 5 yrs at IBM software. you can do some great things in this place if you can tolerate the old boys (and girls) network, politics and your manager.
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