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by washedup 15y ago
The math escapes me, but what an incredibly novel and breathtaking idea.. any thoughts on this?
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by washedup 15y ago
Does anyone have access to technical details about this process? It would be nice to avoid paying for the info via: http://www.sciencemag.org/content/334/6062/1518.abstract
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by washedup 15y ago
What about the Lumia 800? Any ideas if that is going to show up?
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by washedup 15y ago
Economics is affected greatly by the psyche of collective individuals. Most of the neurological research that is important to economics has already been conducted, but under the name of Behavioral Economics.
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by washedup 15y ago
Don't they know about autonomous cars?
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by washedup 15y ago
Yes, surprisingly, a large portion of statistical research in finance and economics assumes normal distributions for model formulation, prediction, and error checking.
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by washedup 15y ago
What you are describing is a Random Walk, 50/50 chance of going up or down, the previous data point holds no significance for the future. Mandelbrot discusses how this viewpoint is wrong in "Misbehavior of Markets" and describes market patt
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by washedup 15y ago
Does Moore's law apply to any technology?
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by washedup 15y ago
Hmmm just like any good IPO, upswing followed by afternoon sell off, stabilizing around $16
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Ask HN: Examples of Neural Networks/Genetic Algorithms/Gradient Descent
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by washedup 15y ago
Ocean, terrain, climate seem like a great combo (being from the Midwest).
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by washedup 15y ago
This is great. I have no doubt that there is life elsewhere in the Universe. It just makes sense. Any thoughts? Am I overstating the probability of life?
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by washedup 15y ago
I agree with you, but my idea is that automation makes goods more consistent and readily available, lowering prices. If average human wages are dropping, along with prices of goods/services because of automation, then we are just as well of
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by washedup 15y ago
Margo back to Google, huh? That inside presence at Groupon should be helpful for their own Offers service.
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by washedup 15y ago
This seems like a very negative and selfish way to think about it. First of all, there is no such thing as "your" job. You have a job because you are efficient and make a positive effect for your company. If you are not, eventually you will
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by washedup 15y ago
"We need to be always reminding ourselves that we have always been enhancing ourselves, that science has always been enhancing the human condition, that we have been trusting machines over our own bodies for at least 300-400 years now. We'v
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by washedup 15y ago
Agreed. Once privacy becomes the driving issue of social networks, either Facebook, G+, or the next evolution, will offer users what they consider to be proper security/privacy. Although we can be seen as the products and not consumers of F
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by washedup 15y ago
Thanks for the advice. It's fun to play around with, even if most people can't see it yet. Makes traveling through Facebook history extremely easily.
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by washedup 15y ago
Ha, yeah, noted. Thanks!
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by washedup 15y ago
Could it be that the light was recorded moving that fast, but that it is somehow an illusion based on how the data was measured?
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by washedup 15y ago
Although the institution is marketed as a university, how many of the team projects turn into start ups?
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Ask HN: Is Singularity U just a seed-stage startup funding firm?
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