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Ask HN: Show off your weekend project
19 points by qntty 10y ago|16 comments
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by qntty 10y ago
the relationship suggested by the article is that deep learning is a subset of machine learning
813.
by qntty 10y ago
Still, if you or I were told to write a few lines on the uncertainty of human fortunes, we should probably come much nearer to my imaginary sentence than to the one from Ecclesiastes. And indeed he does.
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by qntty 10y ago
this is terrifying
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by qntty 10y ago
it's relevant because white guys have white privilege...
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by qntty 10y ago
Consider that he probably listened to dozens of people, and maybe this was the only incident worth writing about.
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by qntty 10y ago
This transformer would be a flyback transformer therefore doesn't need to be driven by anything so hard-to-generate as a sine wave. It can be driven by a "switch" (MOSFET) at it's primary which is connected to DC. https
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by qntty 10y ago
You should change your table for free/pro/enterprise so entries about the same thing are in the same row, e.g. "100 emails per contest" should be in the same row as "Unlimited emails per contest".
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by qntty 10y ago
Well they're not programming languages really.
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by qntty 10y ago
This is also one of the main points of this article.
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by qntty 10y ago
She* doesn't seem to have a problem with headphones per se. She's just sorting out the way that they affect how we listen to music. Read the last paragraph: Ambling down a city street with headphones on—you know, maybe it’s dusk,
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by qntty 10y ago
For people as confused about this post as I was: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuzz_testing
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by qntty 10y ago
This is spot on.
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by qntty 10y ago
We work less than people did during the industrial revolution, yes. But not less than before the industrial revolution. http://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/users/rauch/worktime/hours_w...
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by qntty 10y ago
Who would enforce their private control in a society where there is no legal concept of private property?
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by qntty 10y ago
I think managing a factory counts as working in it (working in the office rather than on the floor). With respect to the idea that there should be no private property, it seems to me that there's no reason that this implies that a fact
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by qntty 10y ago
This all counts as personal property (though of course people disagree about what exactly should count as personal property). An example of private property is owning a factory that you don't personally work in, or even owning an apart
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by qntty 10y ago
They don't... private property isn't the same thing as personal property. Anarchists aren't against personal property.
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by qntty 10y ago
Lack of private property doesn't need enforcing, it's the existence of private property that needs enforcing
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by qntty 10y ago
Authorities say he was a member of the terrorist group Al Gebra
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by qntty 11y ago
I don't think that this article says anything that could really be called unhinged for a popular exposition of psychology. Plus, some fields of social science would do better if they existed merely as a way of giving people more accura
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by qntty 11y ago
The fact that a single experiment needs to be an attempt to test a modest guess doesn't mean that this is how every scientist experiences the process of coming up with ideas for experiments. There is nothing about doing science that re
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by qntty 11y ago
Isn't making sense of data by proposing possible explanatory frameworks the essence of scientific theory? Are you just anxious to see evidence that could possibly support or deny their theories? Or are you categorically opposed to thin
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by qntty 11y ago
It would be interesting to compute the h-index for all HN submissions, with score instead of citations, then sort them from highest to lowest.
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by qntty 11y ago
Did you read the article? You are debating a straw man.
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by qntty 11y ago
But the OP never says that violence never settles anything, his position is more nuanced than that (emphasis mine): "In short, I believe that non-violent methods of conflict resolution provide the only methods for protecting our countr
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by qntty 11y ago
This is a tragically ironic comment.
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by qntty 11y ago
The amount of kids people have is dominated by whether they have easy access to birth control. Money is secondary to that.
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by qntty 11y ago
I'm curious if you're young enough to have gone through this yourself. The idea that publicly available salary information is enough for a young person who has never supported themselves doesn't really make sense to me. I&#x2
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by qntty 11y ago
I agree. I think everyone who replied misread the parent comment, (s)he makes a good point.

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