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by scribu 7y ago
> the reality of modern-day armed forces: millions of organizational members function extremely efficiently How do you define "extremely efficiently" in this case?
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by scribu 7y ago
Pretty comprehensive list. Thanks for sharing!
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by scribu 7y ago
Reading the examples, where people jumped on a single mistake to discredit an entire report points to some sad conclusions: 1. Scientific literacy is super low in the general population. 2. Motivated reasoning is rampant. People will believ
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by scribu 7y ago
Edit: Thanks for linking to the source Snopes has more details of side-effects etc: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/zelenko-669-coronavirus-pa...
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by scribu 7y ago
Whoever's downvoting this comment, how do you refute the point that export numbers are hard to fake? It would collusion from all of China and all of the importing countries.
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by scribu 7y ago
> they all seem to be hell bent on keeping users actively engaged instead of actually helping them hit their goals That's a fundamental tendency for any profit-driven business: The more they keep you using it, the more money they ma
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by scribu 7y ago
The BERT multilingual models from HuggingFace [1] have even more languages than Stanza (100+ vs. 66) . Edit: And they also have a pipeline abstraction [2], so you could say that HuggingFace is also a full toolkit. [1]: https://hu
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by scribu 7y ago
What is it, then?
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by scribu 7y ago
The general activity is called Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA). Not sure if there's another name for "EDA using ML".
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by scribu 7y ago
393: http://stockjump.sos.gd/?symbol=000060.KS&currency=KRW&name=...
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by scribu 7y ago
> It needs almost a million views Not sure what you mean by "views". The comparisons in the paper use at most 100 input images per scene.
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by scribu 7y ago
I'm not sure what the author means by "sensitivity", in this context. Do they just mean "particular details"?
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by scribu 7y ago
> It didn't pick up the traction I was expecting, guess this is not really something people need. Or maybe they just use https://pingdom.com
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by scribu 7y ago
> If you want your insurance company to have access to your fitness data, you grant it through your pod. Why would the insurance company trust that data? Since you're in control of the pod, you could alter it, no?
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by scribu 7y ago
Yeah, I'm now getting the corret answer: `Can tweety fly? True (confidence = 0.99)`
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by scribu 7y ago
It doesn't seem very precise. For example, it doesn't seem to distinguish between "Is" and "Is like": https://rule-reasoning.apps.allenai.org/?p=A%20pear%20is%20a... . Edit: Added more test case
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Strategies of a Survivor reality show participant(twitlonger.com)
1 points by scribu 7y ago|0 comments
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by scribu 7y ago
> If you're delivering something good for clients... That's the crux of it, isn't it? How do you know that what you're delivering is any good?
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by scribu 7y ago
I don't write much Clojure, but I found that chapter worthwhile. The concept of the "sense" of a sign is very elegant.
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by scribu 7y ago
> It provides too much data and insight to competitors. I think being confident enough to publicize your cost structure might actually deter competitors. They'll look at it, realize they can't compete on cost and decide to purs
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by scribu 7y ago
In what way is it superior? I can spot several logical contradictions, just like with samples from GPT-2.
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by scribu 7y ago
Well, there's a major called Behavioral Neuroscience [1], which sounds like what you're after. Or you could do a whole undergraduate program just on neuroanatomy. [2] There's also this subfield called Cognitive Neuroscience [
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by scribu 7y ago
Interesting, in light of a recent discussion about viruses having very high gene variability: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22276105
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by scribu 7y ago
Out of curiosity, where did you move to?
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by scribu 7y ago
Seems to be an ad for their platform for creating notebooks that mix plain text with specific forecasting questions. Looks cool, but what I'd be interested in would be a rigorous method of combining the outputs from multiple questions.
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by scribu 7y ago
Discussed recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22009912
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Marketplaces: Underutilized Fixed Assets(kwokchain.com)
1 points by scribu 7y ago|0 comments
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by scribu 7y ago
As an outsider to the blockchain world, I would be more interested to know why proof-of-stake is not used by Ethereum yet. Found one article on the subject: https://medium.com/ibbc-io/the-beautiful-complexity-of-pos-3..
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The “zero marginal cost” false narrative(medium.com)
2 points by scribu 7y ago|0 comments
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by scribu 7y ago
What about the payoff of not going extinct if life on Earth gets wiped out by a commet or some other catastrophe?

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