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by rsrsrs86 2y ago
I fully disagree. I am free to speak in Brazil. Freedom of speech must be defined clearly. You can’t scream fire in the theater, so I have proved it’s not absolute. Is it okay to spread misinformation online? I don’t think so. It’s as simpl
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Piano is easier to see - there’s only one way to do it!
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Alloy is much simpler than TLA+. Is fizzbee a frontend to TLA+?
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Well programming IS difficult. And a senior developer knows it. It’s easy enough to master C++ in a year, but ten years are not enough. So zen. What I mean is if you know your language enough, you will sometime realize you never know everyt
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
It’s not that productivity has stagnated. It is that much of our produce is now intangible. But we do put out terabytes of memes and Instagram pics and TikTok’s everyday. For good or bad that’s what people like nowadays, and that is where m
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Let’s say he is too much an interested party to have any credibility on his opinion. Would he not say it is the case? He bet his company on it. He is paid to say so.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
I don’t know what you are talking about. The world around is nothing but the fruit of research.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Consider profit as what happens when the demand for your product is strong enough to warrant reinvestment.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Sorry, this is too ambitious and overstated. A thesis about a four decade long, all reaching economics phenomenon needs much more research and evidence to be taken with any seriousness.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
When did this become a boy-girlfriend issue?
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
But the violent firing and wording could me made much, much easier for both sides if it had been so.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
And vice versa
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Lied to the board and they _rushed_ to oust him. No clear transition plan. In what situations world a board fire the ceo from the worlds greatest tech sensation since who knows when, in a matter of hours ?
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
_That_ is his ideology.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Yep.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Hi fellow Zappa fan.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
The tone used by OpenAI (their distrust of Sam Altman) tells me that they did not simply decide they need different leadership. The statement by the board seriously damages his career. Why else would they burn bridges and oppose themselves
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Beyond the mere topological metaphor of neural networks there is almost nothing in common between brains and widigital computation. This is a widespread fallacy of category.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
The brain backprops??????
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
By trying to look smart you look stupid in assuming this is simple. You need to improve your soft skills.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
There is no such thing as zero to hero for formal methods. It’s a dense and difficult field.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
It is a modeling language based on relations and constraints. It is very friendly and feels like writing SQL schemas or classes. Given a model and its constraints Alloy can use a SAT solver to find valid instances. This is used to check mod
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Why is a philosophical question. We can only point to correlations and if time is relevant we can assume that future data can not change past data and only then conclude that causality has happened
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
I am always shocked when I read posts about causality in ML and see no mentions of Granger Causality.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
I had so much trouble getting catala to even compile that I got frustrated. It’s a piece of academic code that’s very much abandoned
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
With no reports of funds consistently beating the market in a surprising way. There’s no consistent way to make money. You can exploit small details about how each market works, but in a short time everyone will notice and copy you. It’s li
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
That has been done uncountable times… It’s just really hard to get precise predictions. Really hard. Not like settling P=NO hard, but like moto perpetuo hard.
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Both have been shelved; the state of the art in economic modeling is far, far more sophisticated. It goes way beyond the limitations of economics’ loan from XIX century physics (static mechanics). Economic modeling based on game theory with
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by rsrsrs86 3y ago
Few scientific hypothesis have been tested by so much money as that there is no alpha in the market. I mean, the amount of money that goes into proving that wrong is perhaps larger than what went into finding the Higgs boson.

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