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by return0 10y ago
i guess thats what they did. funny, it seems they got penalized regardless somehow, because i started getting emails asking to please remove the spam they posted. Edit: It seems some of them were trying to damage competitor's SEO ranki
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by return0 10y ago
it happened to something similar i did many moons ago , even with nofollow. i dont know why
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by return0 10y ago
they will most likely get spam first, as they allow links. from those seo people
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by return0 10y ago
A good way to avoid this is using robots wherever possible.
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by return0 10y ago
Yes, thanks that was a good read. It seems we need a "Map" of biological sciences, in which every study could be a 'pin' in a particular location , signifying that 'this study studies this very particular problem he
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by return0 10y ago
> No scientist treats published studies as gospel. Unfortunately that is a problem. Imagine yourself trying to create a simulation of a biological system, which has to rely on experiments. You may come up with a plan, but every little li
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by return0 10y ago
I think the problem is concentrated in life sciences, other disciplines like physics have way more strict statistical significance criteria. I wonder if a quick-but-dirty solution could be to just require stricter statistical significance c
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by return0 10y ago
Since Thiel is now part of the US government, i think it is not unexpected that he will be attacked. Time will show if the mud they throw will stay.
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by return0 10y ago
Just my opinion, but why do we need an <h> element since we already have 6 of them?
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by return0 10y ago
... that thing about the answer to titles ending in question marks.
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by return0 10y ago
but FM radio consumes less power.
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by return0 10y ago
> but as regulations are removed, competition on a more micro level is booming. If the internet is an example, that doesn't happen.
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by return0 10y ago
I am glad facebook exists, to keep all that garbage siloed and away from me. As a non-user, i enjoy a slightly cleaner web.
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by return0 10y ago
To play the devils advocate, the criticism of the article is misdirected. None of the problems mentioned were created or exacerbated by facebook. Addiction : just like any other addiction , filter bubble: people not making friends on the ot
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by return0 10y ago
I believe ML can do better than this.
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by return0 10y ago
Globalism means more and more kinds of competition are removed as regulation is removed. For example, look at the coordination between the major central banks across the world. Also, monopolies prevail.
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by return0 10y ago
The authorities have access to that information anyway.
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by return0 10y ago
It's easier to just put fake name and address in the required fields. Only the email is used for verification. This is a stupid requirement anyway. The fact that whoisguard exists is testament to it.
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by return0 10y ago
humility ? What is this 'humility' you speak of? There is a war on humility for like 20 years now. Things that people unashamedly say today would label them total lunatics 2 decades ago.
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by return0 10y ago
i mainly want to make money. if i can also improve the world, all the better.
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by return0 10y ago
He does point out his 'problem' multiple times: too much aggressiveness in channels that are not made for that. This is not limited to millionaires though, you will find many driven people struggling to understand how people with
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by return0 10y ago
> very impressive from the point of view of a computer engineer Maybe, i suppose as much as a bitcoin ASIC is.
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by return0 10y ago
My view is they 're useless. i don't get your point, sorry.
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by return0 10y ago
Nope, neuromorphic means the hardware would simulate the neurobiology, not ANNs. More practically, they would never publish in Science if their title was "printing ANNs in hardware".
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by return0 10y ago
Facebook could upend the world order if they built elections into their platform. I mean who 's gonna delegitimize a government elected online by massive audience? People would create new countries
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by return0 10y ago
I stand with Yann Lecun's criticism on the article: https://m.facebook.com/yann.lecun/posts/10152184295832143 > [the truenorth team had] to shoehorn a convnet on a chip that really wasn't designed for
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by return0 10y ago
Did he just proclaim the Facebook Global Government?
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by return0 10y ago
Nope, ANN's and deep learning are not used by these boards (Neurogrid, zeroth, truenorth).
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by return0 10y ago
Computational neuroscientists have been using simplified models like these for decades, and in principle the operation of these 'neuromorphic' neurons can already be simulated in large numbers in 'ordinary' computers. So
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by return0 10y ago
They use very rudimentary sketches that have little to do with real neurons. ANNs have been mimicking these things in a slightly lower detail since the 60s. We can do better pattern matching with ANNs.

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