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by rq1 6y ago
> It's also interesting how the result heavily depends on the path taking during the gradient descent rather than merely the end result. This is somewhat counterintuitive when for the equivalent gradient descent only the end result
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by rq1 6y ago
I don’t know if it’s related but Binance is completely down. Is there a reliable broker out there?
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by rq1 6y ago
Worth to be noted: the app and the underlying protocol are protected against unilateral removal or blocking decisions from different app stores or cloud providers.
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by rq1 6y ago
He’s still the president of the USA. Not a random person. I’m not talking specifically about Twitch. At the moment where they make their platform public, they have no political nor moral authority to say what’s good or bad. Tomorrow if the
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by rq1 6y ago
I completely and fundamentally disagree with Trump and his “ideology”. But how can we agree on the principle of censorship? I mean, if we agree with the idea of censorship, we also mechanically agree to get censored tomorrow by whoever is t
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by rq1 6y ago
They shouldn’t as they have no will whatsoever, nor it is “fighting” our immune system. If any (will), it shouldn’t be killing its host. These are anthropomorphic reasoning and antagonisms.
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by rq1 6y ago
So they start to use malware techniques to get into your computer... I'm retaining myself to quote the famous "If it looks like a duck, moves like a duck...", but I won't. :-) That's another reason to use LocalCDN[0
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by rq1 6y ago
Sorry but no. It’s cost dependent and you should carefully study both options. It’s part of the engineering: study fixed and variable costs. Outsourcing is cost effective when the market is mature enough. You should maybe not rebuild cloudf
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by rq1 6y ago
It forces you somehow de be concise. :)
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Covid-19: politicisation, “corruption,” and suppression of science [pdf](bmj.com)
83 points by rq1 6y ago|97 comments
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by rq1 6y ago
Mean value theorem hardly allows that :) Maybe I misinterpret what you’re saying, can you give me exactly the source for your numbers? Your last paragraph feels like you have personal grief against him.
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by rq1 6y ago
I'm not aware of any "theory" nor "conspiracy" or whatever. The website lists all kind of studies, you can get the data if you want and build your own website. :) If you have no argument, just put "conspiracy t
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by rq1 6y ago
I guess other studies are perfect and survived this level of scrutiny. Especially the "recovery" one, praised by everybody where the inclusion criteria was: "having flu like symptoms", without PCR. This is true science i
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by rq1 6y ago
Didier Raoult is one of the brightest scientists in the world. Period. There’s no “major” flaw in his studies as people keep repeating. He was studying viral load in patients and excluded those who were in ICU because they did not have enou
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by rq1 6y ago
I was looking for something similar today. I just adopted it. :) Thank you for your amazing work! Do you have the intention to integrate it with PT Lightning or as a PT Lightning Logger? It would be nice to have it maintained there. It’s us
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by rq1 6y ago
I did not mean the network as the internet network, but as the whole replicated system including almost all the different layers.
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by rq1 6y ago
Marginal cost. You don't build one network per drive. I wouldn't personally say "essentially free" though.
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by rq1 6y ago
Is all the data from the same period? Otherwise, there would be a confounding with lockdown and confinement.
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by rq1 6y ago
> Seems rather convenient to focus only on a positive exception and look away when the news paints a less rosy picture of the aggregate. It seems like an exception because the news paints a less rosy picture of the aggregate. Stupid.
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by rq1 6y ago
I understand, but on the same period, France grew a whole generation of brilliant mathematicians. I don't think that the two are completely unrelated. There is basically two solutions: reduce the quality of the material, or teach the t
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by rq1 6y ago
I had discussion about it with Cedric Villani once and he told me that was not a disaster because of the books or the material, but the teachers were not good enough. Eg. when teaching set theory, teachers were debating what should be a per
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by rq1 6y ago
There are reported cases of people who built up immunity against the Chinese strain and got infected with the European strain while still having antibodies for the first one. Danish are killing 17M minks because of a novel mutation that inf
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by rq1 6y ago
The virus is (heavily) mutating folks. Heavy mutations likely related to recombination with rhino-viruses. This vaccine will likely be outdated when generally available.
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by rq1 6y ago
They “just” miniaturised the rack into a chip :)
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by rq1 6y ago
> (ever seen "import gc" in a Python program? yes, that means what you think it means..) I'm using it sometimes, what's the issue?
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by rq1 6y ago
I would read it. The article is crap overall given what the title promised.
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by rq1 6y ago
Logorrhoea. In French, “logorrhée”, means literally “verbal diarrhoea”. It’s symptomatic of people who have not much to say.
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Mediapart says ‘no’ to US unilateralism(blogs.mediapart.fr)
2 points by rq1 6y ago|0 comments
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by rq1 6y ago
Thank you Zigma for your work. :) Can you quickly document the big steps to write a codegen? I have some ideas I want to have explore.
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by rq1 6y ago
The example I gave.

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