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torbjorn
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Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace Antifragile by Nassim Taleb
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3blue1brown is great. I also recommend Siraj Raval's Youtube course the Math of Intelligence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRJCOz3AfYY&list=PL2-dafEMk2...
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You can only assume these people are more about $$$ than what they are building. Bingo.
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using google's "takeout" feature you can back up all of your gmail/google acct data.
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9y ago
anyone know of something like this for bash?
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You are right there is a large gulf between the deep learning theory hype and the measurable improvements in physical quality of life that the hard sciences have proved themselves capable of. However I submit a notable exception! The vision
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I don't mean to come off as dismissive, and yes my comment is a sassy one. Machine Vision systems are proof that neural networks and other machine learning techniques are revolutionary. I really believe that. But the notion of "Ex
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this is a pretty cool idea actually... if we just spent some time manipulating their chemical reward systems such that their amoeboid population densities opened and closed circuits on a piano key we could make them produce music. and i thi
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this is a fool's errand. today's statistical inference based "AI" is a probability distribution that squishes itself through cracks in data to "learn" a path of least resistance. subject-object reasoning system
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I just did an jupyter notebook on Naive Bayes for Siraj Ravel's Math of Intelligence YouTube course. https://github.com/NoahLidell/math-of-intelligence/blob/mast... I used naive bayes to classify raps fr
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Early adopters of technologies, platforms and financial products tend to benefit more than later adopters. Is everything a pyramid scheme? (Assuming the product or platform succeeds rather than fails)
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Every day I write 750 words on 750words.com, it keeps my content generation muscles strong and keeps me journaling. I have a script that maintains local copies of what I write.
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How did you enumerate this list of algorithms to do in your self challenge?
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mother earth is pregnant for the third time...
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Another great podcast from the Marketplace team is Make Me Smart with Molly Wood and Kai Ryssdal
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The History of Rome - An excellent 191 episode series covering, well, the history of Rome by Mike Duncan.
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tensorflow has tensorboard, a great application that allows your to explore your models in depth. it makes neural networks less of a black box.
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How many millions around the world are lost in the form of dropped pennies no one will ever bother to pick up? Is cash eating itself?
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10y ago
Siraj has great material.
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I completely agree. The human tendency toward partisanship is holding all of us back.
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i nominate you to run for office
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Americans are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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They only care about states rights' when they don't control Congress or the presidency
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Is there some kind of letter to your congress person type thing that can be done for this? I would gladly sign a petition or write an email as part of a campaign to demonstrate public support for making access to crispr as open as possible.
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10y ago
>Unicode [ISO/ISC 10646:2014] characters SHOULD be accepted as well. So, can passwords contain emojis under these guidelines?
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sudo apt upgrade
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So if you have nginx 1.7 or higher you're ok?
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To use google authenticator you do not need to give out your number. Most sites will have a qr code you can scan with your phone and the google authenticator app uses that to generate 2fa codes that are valid within a certain time frame.
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I am always amazed by how many discussions of MBTI go on without any consideration of the Jungian cognitive functions that the 16 MBTI types are based on. Without seeking to understand the function stack associated with a MBTI personality t
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Go, machine learning, and dip my toes in various introductory computational biology/biochem topics.
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