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by tagh 7y ago
I'd like to see what Adobe's plans are for the profits they receive in not refunding their clients (however small). A donation to a Venezuela emergency appeal would go down well. Edit: deleted "Can't apologise after you
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by tagh 7y ago
This is already done in Gaussian process classification / regression
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by tagh 7y ago
I agree with this post. You mentioned that Physics made gaps in your knowledge apparent, can you articulate roughly what these gaps were, or which field of maths they belong to?
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by tagh 7y ago
Why 2D convolutions over a spectrogram instead of 1D convolutions over the waveform? It seems strange to do that small amount of feature extraction if deep learning is being used anyway.
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by tagh 7y ago
There are plenty of fixed assumptions within deep learning. Off the top of my head: (1) Loss function (2) Pooling layers (which hard code invariances)
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by tagh 7y ago
Guy done need Spellingly
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by tagh 7y ago
You still need insulin to digest protein and for general living throughout the day, even when fasting. It'd be more accurate to say "if you don't eat carbohydrate, you need less insulin, so your insulin requirements may be me
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by tagh 7y ago
I think a bigger issue is that GI is only defined over 2 hours after eating. The four-hour GI is always higher and a much better indicator of high blood sugar exposure (due to eating that food). After all, pizza is low GI if you only measur
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by tagh 7y ago
>But there’s a big thing getting in the way of a revolution: prestige-obsessed scientists who continue to publish in closed-access journals. That's blaming the victim. It's not the academics who are prestige-obsessed, it's
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by tagh 8y ago
If you'll let me play devil's advocate for a second: are you sure it's the impostor syndrome? Is there any chance that you're (with the best of intentions) misrepresenting your knowledge of the vendor to the client? That
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by tagh 8y ago
Ditto for my corner of geology.
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by tagh 8y ago
Because I feel guilty if I make the person next to me wait.
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by tagh 8y ago
All else being equal including the number of children, I think this would increase the age gap between generations and therefore decrease the average number of people alive at any given time. But unless the number of children being born cha
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by tagh 8y ago
Your logic is correct when we exclude all context and reasonable assumptions. We could also end poverty by killing the poor.
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by tagh 8y ago
Your vitriol undermines your message.
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by tagh 8y ago
I understand what you're getting at with the fallacy (lets call it 'winning by not fighting'), but I don't think it applies here. There is too much difference between ending your life and choosing not to create another.
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by tagh 8y ago
In this paper, we live out our secret agent fantasies...
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by tagh 9y ago
That is, if you haven't already squished it! Speaking as an Australian, common spiders which aren't poisonous (e.g., daddy long-legs, huntsmen, little jumpy-guys) is general knowledge. As is the really bad ones (funnel webs, redba