throw3192312

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   by throw3192312 9y ago

   Thanks for pointing this out. I was much too cynical in the above post.
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   by throw3192312 9y ago

   I wonder if the C-bashers were saying something similar when Lisp machines were reigning unchallenged.
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   by throw3192312 9y ago

   Resisting immigration of a particular demographic, one that arguably contributes most to the coffers of the said welfare state, is well within epistemological domain of the word 'xenophobia'.
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   by throw3192312 9y ago

   It's definitely to be welcomed, but India barely has the kind of interests, state-apparatus or companies that'd want something like this to succeed. India neither has Baidu, nor Tencent, nor Wechat. They have Flipkart, which is ba
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   by throw3192312 9y ago

   As someone who has seen enough of the math, I strongly feel that probability just makes ideas seem "sexier" in ML; often you don't really need probability, or you only need it to use Jensen. Worse, using probabilities general