redmoskito

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   by redmoskito 12y ago

   I don't understand. From my brief reading it looks like measured outcomes did improve significantly (see diabetes, depression, cholesterol). Am I misreading this?
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   by redmoskito 12y ago

   *Freezer and electricity are available to 97% of _all_ American (households). One or more cars is available to 73% of _all_ American (households).
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   by redmoskito 12y ago

   Respectfully, it believe you've misread that census report. 3% of _all_ American households lack a complete kitchen, not 3% of poor Americans. That is a much more striking statistic, and there's reason to believe it may be higher
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   by redmoskito 12y ago

   As long as we're admiring simple solutions that work on a dataset of size one, and as long as we're allowing a human in the loop, you might like this algorithm: return (150, 200); It's pretty straightforward, it just
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   by redmoskito 13y ago

   Posession is nine-tenths of the law.
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   by redmoskito 14y ago

   To a computer vision researcher, 15.8% on 20k categories is phenomenal.
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   by redmoskito 14y ago

   I find both of your comments extremely condescending, both toward saalweachter and the authors of this article. 1. The fact that Claude Shannon succeeded in training a chess system has virtually no impact on sallweachter's claim that many A
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   Ray Bradbury is Not Dead(wordholmes.wordpress.com)

   7 points by redmoskito 14y ago|2 comments