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by xaedes 9y ago
In my experience the others just are relieved that someone puts an end to the miserable writing they are getting used to over time, especially when seeing the new fresh, thick, vibrant lines!
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by xaedes 9y ago
Whenever I find a poorly writing marker somewhere I just throw it away (and replace it with one of the extra spares I keep for these cases). Everybody is always just relieved and happy with that - no complaints.
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by xaedes 9y ago
It [chalk] forms under reasonably deep marine conditions from the gradual accumulation of minute calcite shells (coccoliths) shed from micro-organisms called coccolithophores. [1] Not that much different from anything we produce. When our a
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by xaedes 9y ago
And this is why we can't have nice things. Like magic
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by xaedes 9y ago
Do you mind to share what kind of X in “how to properly document X” pages you have? I like that idea and would like to do similar!
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by xaedes 9y ago
From someone in the ars comments: The 4th and the last image are fair matches to form and wall height of desert hunting kites of Central Asia seen here: https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/08/desert-kites-out.
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by xaedes 9y ago
German here. Never see towel warmers. But they sound nice!
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by xaedes 9y ago
yea.. having kids while wanting their best probably doesn't go very well with "not wanting to think about money" in our society/economy having kids can be a good reason to change that attitude.
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by xaedes 9y ago
in the long term it can work out. can. and not a suitable solution if it doesn't work out short or mid term, yes.
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by xaedes 9y ago
That is just your money focused mind at work. There are other ways. Some trivial suggestions: - becoming a monk - begging for food - steal for food - roam the open land and life with the animals and eat what nature provides - die Some of th
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by xaedes 9y ago
Yea, that is hardly something that can be promised. Actually I didn't recognize that he stated it as a promise on first reading. Hm.. interesting, you made me notice that in my interpretation "truly wanting" something implies
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by xaedes 9y ago
Your point being, that a secondary information channel is necessary because the whiteboard drawing itself isn't complete? I guess a lot of times formal errors and the like will happen on whiteboard. So no, the drawings probably aren&#x
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by xaedes 9y ago
If you truly want it, you will find answers to this questions and let actions follow. If you only ask those questions and do nothing to reach your goal, you wont reach it. That is the point of this statement.
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by xaedes 9y ago
What I learned about this concept "if you truly want to have money, you will" is that I just don't truly want money. Sure I still need money for food and stuff, but that is the sole motivation. I don't actually WANT it.
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by xaedes 9y ago
See page 22: " Modular Neuroevolution • We are currently working on a neuroevolution framework based on Cartesian genetic programming (CGP) and existing work on CGP-based ANNs. • The algebraic framework introduced in this work will be
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by xaedes 9y ago
I use visual programming all the time. On my whiteboard. The task to convert that into code is trivial. Only manual labour. If I could stay on the whiteboard with my pen and compile parts of my program from there, that would be awesome. Btw
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by xaedes 9y ago
s/weight/area/
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by xaedes 9y ago
You underestimate that value by A LOT! In fact only 35% of available area on this page is used for content. 65% waste...
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by xaedes 9y ago
I found the "Consensus optimization: taming a non-con vector field" part very enlightening.
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The Numerics of GANs(inference.vc)
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by xaedes 9y ago
I too am longing for local AI. That way the AIs I interact with can truly begin to learn. From me. For me. Not the same bot learned from all the aggregated Big Data for everyone. Personalized local AI. Also: Making AI local opens the doors
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by xaedes 9y ago
The only git tool that really stuck with me was "SmartGit". Great log view and rebasing/reordering and squashing of commits with drag and drop. I never have to use anything else^^
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by xaedes 9y ago
What about the "Maybe try rendering an image of a 3d model of a face, then attempt to reconstruct it from the rendered image and measure the displacement from the original model." approach for generating high resolution training d
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by xaedes 9y ago
But why is it plotted with this arc bars. That is more than weird, isn't it?
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by xaedes 9y ago
Reminds me of hindu soma: Soma (Sanskrit: soma) or haoma (Avestan) was a Vedic ritual drink[1] of importance among the early Indians. It is mentioned in the Rigveda, particularly in the Soma Mandala. It is described as being prepared by ext
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by xaedes 9y ago
What is with this user activity plot? http://imgur.com/a/3dgCp
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The weight of Harvey’s floodwater actually made Houston sink a little(arstechnica.com)
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by xaedes 9y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15144588
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"With Object-oriented programming, I have to maintain an external state. This is like modifying a global variable within your object. Your methods have to load and manipulate an external variable. And then another method will modify it
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by xaedes 9y ago
"NNs will by their nature never be causal (their entire point is that they can approximate everything)". A NN can sureley result in a traditional causal model. For example: Build a NN that has the same computational structure as s

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