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Quantum mechanics is immune to the butterfly effect(economist.com)
1 points by playeren 6y ago|2 comments
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by playeren 6y ago
Could you please point me towards said research?
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by playeren 6y ago
Press release: https://cloud.google.com/press-releases/2020/0706/deutsche-b...
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Google Cloud and Deutsche Bank announces partnership(youtu.be)
3 points by playeren 6y ago|1 comments
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by playeren 6y ago
My understanding of the matter is that while KODA and Google were negotiating, Google insisted their cut be raised with 80% until they reach a new agreement at an unknown date in the future. I would also be wary of letting the other party i
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by playeren 6y ago
One could also make a similar argument about wasting time on podcasts and youtube videos, giving the illusion of gaining wisdom and experience. I think there is a point to made about dopamine addiction and the businesses that knowingly or n
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by playeren 6y ago
I've messed around with it a bit, and it's actually pretty great for agent based modelling & Monte Carlo simulations. It does have nice visualizations, but not so much geared toward representing complex relationships, but rath
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by playeren 6y ago
It's the growth that costs money. Operational costs have only recently become a concern, after becoming publicly traded.
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by playeren 6y ago
Last time I fell for their tricks, the "cancel subscribtion" link pointed to a page with a phone number and no other options.
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by playeren 6y ago
Maybe it is the other way around; we can't afford _not_ to spend 10s of trillions on moonshots. Depends on how sustainable one thinks the status quo is, and the risk timeframe for potential consequenses.
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by playeren 6y ago
> If so, I didn't catch that! The reasoning for including the picture is in the actual _text_ of the article. I do not wish to antagonize people who have trouble reading, but I also think they shouldn't be surprised when they m
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by playeren 6y ago
> Shot on an iPhone XS in 2018
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by playeren 7y ago
Top 3 Headlines That I Ignore!
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After 5 years, Google Cloud implemented prefix redirects in their Load Balancers(issuetracker.google.com)
1 points by playeren 7y ago|0 comments
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by playeren 7y ago
As someone who has recently seen a lot of freelance work as a "Remote Coach" for companies who aren't used to remote teams, I have the following observation: If you have trouble managing remote teams, you're likely not g
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by playeren 7y ago
You could probably say the same about any random country. Not sure what your point is.
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by playeren 7y ago
Rich people are skewing the data favorably. The average does not tell the full story. https://qz.com/1519229/the-annual-cancer-rate-report-shows-t...
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by playeren 7y ago
Disregarding the point op was trying to make; the ability to spot the inaccuracy might have had more to do with the hiring decision, than the monetary value of the bug itself.
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by playeren 7y ago
If you have large data-sets/streams, companies like Acxiom and Innovis are interested buyers. Are you trying to imply that brokering consumer data is a marginal or non-existant business?
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by playeren 7y ago
Electric motors still have a thermal signature, although obviously way smaller than a combustion engine + exhaust. Also, diesel doesn't really catch fire that easily (some tanks even proudly 'wear' extra fuel cans on their si
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by playeren 7y ago
I'm trialing using Twist together with Miro, and it is pretty magical. Twist busts silos just as Slack can, but with less "notification firehose" potential, and then defaulting to Miro's visual board when upgrading to sy
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by playeren 7y ago
I like free stuff too, but I like ad-free experiences even more. I feel I have to support an imperfect alternative, rather than let everything become ad financed. That said, I am unwilling - and frankly unable - to subscribe to every media
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Groq is claiming 1 PetaOPS on one core with new AI accelerator(groq.com)
1 points by playeren 7y ago|0 comments
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Pigeonbot(robotics.sciencemag.org)
1 points by playeren 7y ago|0 comments
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by playeren 7y ago
Don't use biometrics for anything but convenience type features. You can't change your fingerprint if bad actors gets a hold of it.
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by playeren 7y ago
Not exactly gait, but this helps you identify individuals based on movement patterns: https://gitlab.com/polavieja_lab/idtrackerai
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by playeren 7y ago
Sources used in the slides: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fG-K0MwoQ4y0p_9bpMsF...
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Deep Learning State of the Art (2020) – Lex Fridman(youtube.com)
3 points by playeren 7y ago|1 comments
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by playeren 7y ago
Knowing the address of three strangers isn't very valuable, and thus less likely to be abused. Knowing the address of millions of people can be very valuable, and thus very likely to be abused. In cases like this the issue lies not in
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by playeren 7y ago
> The company official said the language used and sentiments expressed in these communications "are inconsistent with Boeing values, and the company is taking appropriate action in response." Do you think this means: a) Change

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