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by ulucs 10y ago
I'm never actually sure if I actually saved in the PC port of Valkyria Chronicles. I think we've been trained to wait a while to save since the 8 bit consoles so something feels a bit wrong when things instantly save. Undertale ma
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by ulucs 10y ago
I was thinking "Didn't HyperDev do just this exactly? Even the IDE's look alike" Very cool app
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by ulucs 10y ago
Maybe a better title would be "Game Developers Lock Games Modes for Players Not Using i7 Processors" or something in the same vein. I went in expecting a rebuttal against anarcho-capitalism (pattern recognition is weird)
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by ulucs 10y ago
the shell version is much more concise:
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by ulucs 10y ago
Analyzing pixels is something ML has gotten much better in the near history :) Even if you have a very simple recommendation engine running behind the scenes, you can throw in some convolutions to utilize your data to create a feature space
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by ulucs 10y ago
Seems to be down, here's Google's cache http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:SHt7f6B...
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by ulucs 10y ago
And then we get every news outlet nitpicking the statements of the outgroup while tolerating the ingroup [0]. We need to add fair . [0] http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/08/14/beware-isolated-demands...
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by ulucs 10y ago
I think it works nicely as a metaphor even if it's not intended. Science is additive and everytime you knock down a problem, you help knocking down many other problems
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by ulucs 10y ago
What will it take me to register the Holy Roman Empire or Ottoman Emprire (.hre/.ot or .oe) TLD?
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by ulucs 10y ago
In a true recursive fashion, the query now leads to similar news reports which claim google returns fake news to this exact query. How amusing.
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by ulucs 10y ago
for Linux, it is at /usr/share/spotify/spotify.
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by ulucs 10y ago
now that looks like something that can be a nice side-project. Thanks for the great idea!
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by ulucs 10y ago
I find it a bit ironic that 4chan's /wg/ of all places seems like the safest choice here. Plus, the content is always up-to-date
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by ulucs 10y ago
having worked with it, torch is amazing for neural network stuff (thanks to the nn rock); however it raises the same problems there are with Python. Lua is basically a wrapper around C/C++ and whenever you need to do complex stuff, you
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by ulucs 10y ago
I believe you'd like this Community episode. It's the same subject, but with a better view http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3278596/
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Predicting Judicial Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights with NLP(peerj.com)
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by ulucs 10y ago
I took it graded over this summer, and it really helped me gain a deeper perspective in statistics. I'd definitely recommend it
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by ulucs 10y ago
Even if I didn't disagree with that statement, won't having only the knowledge of how and no knowledge of what leave you in a bad place when you move on to non-trivial problems?
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by ulucs 10y ago
Cool, the code is finally out.
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by ulucs 10y ago
Mainly tounge-in-cheek, but still https://xkcd.com/605/
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by ulucs 10y ago
It seems that I've been it by the wrath of the K Nearest Neighbors model: The affiliations are those of my friends and not mine.
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by ulucs 10y ago
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as listening, is in fact, listening/interjecting, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, listening plus interjecting. Listening is not a favorable method unto its
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by ulucs 10y ago
I think our built-in neural network provides a great hash function for these kind of things
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by ulucs 10y ago
Can't you reduce the O(n log n) to O(log n) by picking the most important points instead of sorting everything?
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by ulucs 10y ago
3-body problem is still unsolved if collisions are involved
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by ulucs 10y ago
I'm more appalled by my need to prove that I'm smarter than a sixth grader. Yes, I solved the problem but why the hell do I feel the need to compete with a sixth grader ?
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by ulucs 10y ago
It's not really a surprise that this method outperforms the social campaigns, as "Society is fixed, biology is mutable"[0]. [0] http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/09/10/society-is-fixed-biolog...
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by ulucs 10y ago
Because they openly state: "It’s free and always will be.", not "It’s free and always will be if you view the ads we serve in your browser.". Also my country's civil law (along with any other reasonable civil laws)
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by ulucs 10y ago
While they're welcome to improve their odds in our imperfect-information game, we should also be allowed to play in our interest by disallowing them information. This is not about the total gain of both sides: Almost every transaction
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by ulucs 10y ago
Do you remember the time when staff broke the audio ads and they kept looping with no way to stop whatsoever? And people still go on about blocking ads being unethical

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