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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
I guess it's time to build my own cryptocoin exchange.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Big labels negotiated good deals for their own artists so royalties from streaming benefit them, not the indie artists. Although, music industry is even worse. A pyramid scheme where old, still living artists negotiated big deals and the la
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
It's all trial and error and models that are not proved empirically. I'm pretty sure we do not know what those interventions will do and what their impact will eventually be.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
My partner is also heavily burdened by emotional trauma that has resulted in asthma, stomach issues, urinary tract infections (where every urinary analysis finds some other obscure bacteria, not common anywhere). The emotional trauma, const
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
https://build-system.fman.io/pyqt5-tutorial 5 missing
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
The only meat I'd eat is from an animal, living in excellent conditions, dying of old age. If the species was ever bred, it must have been bred exclusively for health and fitness, not for higher yield of flesh or milk. If it was not br
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
I like the taste of meat, I like the taste of eggs, texture of yogurt, I like the taste of practically all foods. I do not like the fact that cow, chicken, pig, dog, have to die for my tastebuds to feel nice. Given that I like the tastes I
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
This is a hypothesis, no written text in architecture or engineering contains mathematics. It was all heuristics. Euclides geometry was not used in architecture before renaissance.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
I believe you misunderstood me. Take any architecture-engineering book before 14th century, and I mean go back to the dawn of man, and you won't even find Pythagoras theorem. It was all collection of heuristics that worked and the coll
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Mathematics was nowhere in architecture, engineering or technology before the renaissance. Heuristics, written or taught were the only things used. There were no formulas, even geometry, that was invented BC had no place in architecture of
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
https://www.cv-foundation.org/openaccess/content_cvpr_worksh... Here's a nice paper. But yes, almost any CNN works. VGG-16 or VGG-19 seem to be used the most.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Well, science includes scientific method. Trial and error that is abundant in deep NN ML research is at the core of science. The theories and math have almost always arrived after stuff worked heuristically. That's also one of the reas
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
And these toxins might bioaccumulate in the flesh of the animal that gets eaten, poisoning the carnivore even more.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
When there's thousands of genes then it applies.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Curse of dimensionality and statistical significance are terms I used in my comment. I'm quite aware of the statistical methods and am a bit confused about how they avoid the dimensionality problem. I'm pretty sure I could get sta
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
How did they discover that, given the curse of dimensionality? If the genetic contribution is significant, how do they know it's not some unreproducible model that is significant due to it having too many parameters (thousands of genes
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
What happened then?
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
These super foods are grown in such minuscule amounts that the impact is incomparable to the soybeans from Argentina being fed to pigs in Denmark, or Brazilian soy raising billions of chickens, pigs and cows in China. Energy wasted on growi
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
How does it work for arbitrary arguments? What about function pointers. What about calling a coroutine inside a coroutine? It also has a stack managed in runtime. I'm not sure that would work for any other application than the fun exam
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
All the rainforest will disappear around 2040-2060 based on current projections. Not that I blame the developing world for growing palm trees or soybean that feeds the cattle or gets into products for the developed world. Hail Globalization
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
China seems to be the biggest Brazil partner. EU and USA do not contribute much.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
I'd say it's a regulatory problem. Any kind of innovation that can be applied to massive scale, like pesticides, mobile phones, cars, computers etc. should be tested for decades if not more before it is allowed to disturb the soci
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Much higher productivity demands for luxury products. If we want back to produce a variety of direct human edible vegetables the productivity would not be necessary at all. When you're raising corn, soybean and wheat for cattle then it
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
I'm not sure, the study has no baseline measurements. Dietary cholesterol affects serum cholesterol sublinearly. Which means that increasing the dosage couple of times won't really show. The same trick is used by egg studies to sh
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Yeah, young people rarely show signs of atherosclerosis because it's a disease that takes a while to accumulate. https://academic.oup.com/aje/article-abstract/95/1/26/167903 > The coronary a
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Similar to how Masai eat meat blood and milk their whole lives, develop severe atherosclerosis but their blood vessels adapt through childhood so the stiffness is countered with better blood vessels. A 40 year old westerner embarking on a c
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
I'm not sure if the amount of plants grown for direct human consumption is still too big. Especially the protein rich ones, like beans, lentils. I believe the booming population thirsty for beef, chicken and similar massive products is
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
https://wwf.panda.org/wwf_offices/argentina/environmental_pr... Naturally available grass that previously had rainforests over it? I mean, yes, livestock eats grass but there's still a lot of livestock that e
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
It can be from plant oil. Vegans also do not see cows as resource so the decision for them is clear as there is no negation and weighing.
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by superpermutat0r 7y ago
Saying these modifications are standard does not talk about their complexity. Here's [0] a paper where they analyze the mistake of the feasibility check that experts in the field failed to do properly. Here's [1] a paper aggregati

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