sewercake

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Smells, Spanners, and Switches(inference-review.com)
1 points by sewercake 10y ago|0 comments
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by sewercake 10y ago
does this 'heirarchy of logic' have any direct relationship to computational models, or do all (non-hyper) models fall under a single category?
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by sewercake 10y ago
http://inference-review.com/article/doing-mathematics-differ... While I don't have a text book for you, I found this article by Gregory Chaitin (a notable academic in the same sphere as kolmogorov et al) to be ver
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by sewercake 11y ago
I'm taking my university's offering of this course in my final semester. It's fantastic. I'm using all of the seperate skills I've developed over the last four years: Mathematical thinking (via parsing), algorithms
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by sewercake 11y ago
man, why isn't this advertised (ha) more heavily? This sounds fantastic!
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by sewercake 11y ago
While it's a very cool idea, it seems like using these 'smart-contracts' will be more trouble than they're worth in the majority of real world situations. I don't know why this seems to be a use-case of Ethereum tha
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by sewercake 11y ago
Under this 'definition' of sharing, the only requirement seems to be for the goods transferred to be in a 'closed' system. If someone were ever to create a service that traded 'ride credits' with 'food cre
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by sewercake 11y ago
So is this just the k-nearest neighbour approach with the Wasserstein distance as the measure? Is it the efficient implementation of the Wasserstein distance that makes this outcome interesting? Or is it the use of a non-parametric model in
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by sewercake 12y ago
Just computational functionalism disguised under more complex analysis/definition. Information does not have meaning in and of itself; it requires an external, subjective observer to make it meaningful. Without meaning (or intentionali