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by rahidz 7y ago
"But when they included their categorically-coded country (1 = US, 2 = Canada, and so on) in their models, it was entered not as fixed effects, with dummy variables for all of the countries except one, but as a continuous measure. This
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by rahidz 7y ago
Not super knowledgeable about deep learning, but is some form of distributed computing possible here, or is the amount needed just too high?
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by rahidz 7y ago
What about your ISP? You already pay them for Internet access, how about adding a "content charge" to that, then have some neutral organization disburse that cash (based on traffic? usage? evenly?) to individual websites who promi
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by rahidz 7y ago
From a selfish perspective, because you run into those random people. When your servers and your retail employees can go to the doctor instead of "waiting it out" because of medical expenses, that's less likely to make you an
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by rahidz 7y ago
The biggest problem here is that, like so many of these "smart machines", OpenGPT-2 is a self-correcting machine that does not care about real-world context. ... That, of course, is exactly what GPT-2 wants you to think ;) https:
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by rahidz 7y ago
On the other hand voting is a pain on mobile, even with a large screen I often misclick.
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On the other hand ReviewMeta does give it a failing grade: https://reviewmeta.com/amazon/B07T81TZ57
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by rahidz 7y ago
One potential solution is to mandate some form of open cross-platform system, where the big tech companies are forced to give up our data and allow us to freely share it with others. So Telegram and WhatsApp would still both exist, but if I
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by rahidz 7y ago
Questionable indeed; apparently "smart" people don't enjoy sports or fashion.
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Occupy Wall Street directly brought the idea of there being a "1%" into everyday political and social usage, which has significantly altered the way we discuss class in this country.