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by rytill 7y ago
Isn’t that a theory?
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by rytill 7y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by rytill 7y ago
:)
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by rytill 7y ago
C+?
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by rytill 7y ago
So basically there are separate founder and employee shares and negotiated different terms for the two (hold-back and options)?
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by rytill 7y ago
How does it usually work? Does one fully vest upon firing? Vest several months upon firing?
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by rytill 7y ago
Bad engineers have pretended like more code is more productive. Certain programmer-types will grasp at any straws to maintain their ego.
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by rytill 7y ago
If you're fired, do you vest fully? We got acquired recently and it seems like my vesting doesn't jump ahead if I got fired (without cause)... not totally sure though.
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by rytill 7y ago
Perfect explanation, down to earth and could be ELI5. Humans are so specialized.
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by rytill 7y ago
The poster you responded to is exactly right. The algorithm is general with respect to variants of games and completely different games.
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by rytill 7y ago
Of course if you mess with a function's inputs in ways it's never seen it's going to "not understand" what's going on. This is an agent which only knows 8x8 space. Train it on variable spaces, and you'll g
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by rytill 7y ago
Don't know why this isn't builtin to GQL libraries - seems like the whole point of GQL is to do these types of queries and it's horribly inefficient by default.
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by rytill 7y ago
Anonymity allows you to sow an action without reaping the societal karma of the action. In a good, free society, maybe anonymity isn’t important. But in a bad society, one in which collaboration on a cause is punished, but each individual d
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by rytill 7y ago
Can you elaborate on this? I’d love to actually use types in Python.
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by rytill 7y ago
The OP library specifically grabs the ImageNet model and uses transfer learning. That's just a general keras convolutional networks resource.
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by rytill 7y ago
The reason this provides little value to society now is because there’s no easy way to leverage price information to make inferences about the world-state. HFT on a prediction market would provide lots of value to society.
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by rytill 7y ago
You’re afraid of being too old for a dev job at... 28? Is that a thing? There’s no way that’s a thing.
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by rytill 7y ago
If I start messing with a page in Builder, does that make it difficult to go back and start coding like normal again on it? For instance, if I want to do the page layout first in Builder, then jump in and make one of the components into a m
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by rytill 7y ago
> Free will seems to be the most difficult philosophical question Please elaborate. It seems like it’s not even possible to phrase a question about free will that makes sense. What would it mean for an entity to have free will, such that
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by rytill 7y ago
Is that proof not constructive? While you aren’t constructing the sequence of all primes, you are constructing some infinite set of primes to prove that there are infinite primes.
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by rytill 7y ago
Can you explain attention in this same way?
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by rytill 7y ago
This isn’t completely accurate. The generator sees the training data in the same way supervised learning might, because the discriminator sees the data, and the generator shares gradients with the discriminator. Your point stands though, th
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by rytill 7y ago
People want stuff faster. I’d pay more to get stuff faster. People want it, not need. People pay for things they want as well as need.
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by rytill 7y ago
A rare gem of an opinion to find on HN. There are a sea of unjustified and incomplete stabs at transhumanism and anything in that realm.
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by rytill 7y ago
Use "capability" instead of "intelligence" then. Defined as "ability to solve any problem dwighttk has ever dreamt up." There's pretty much no reason to believe capability peaks roughly above the brightest
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by rytill 7y ago
Going from 0 human-intelligence level pieces of software to 1 is the hardest part. Once you have 1, you can duplicate it as much as you want given resources. It can also be pointed inward to improve its own effectiveness. Actually, there ar
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by rytill 7y ago
Actually, if it's at the end of a sentence, it should have four '.'s. Three for the ellipsis, and one for the end of the sentence....
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by rytill 7y ago
16k batch size going that fast... Damn. Use it for good.
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by rytill 7y ago
You really can’t pin anything like this on a single person, as tempting as it may be. The company that sells a product should deal with the consequences and accept responsibility as a complete unit. If someone coded something and somehow th
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by rytill 7y ago
That ain’t it.

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