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by yarou 10y ago
Has Scheiner written anything on this report? I will say this; the Podesta emails revealed a lot about the internal politics of the DNC. Why are we not treating this type of leak with the same level of respect as the Ellsberg leaks? Or for
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by yarou 10y ago
Haha absolutely!
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by yarou 10y ago
I hadn't ever thought of it that way. I guess it's a false dichotomy. I've been reading up on deep belief networks and Restricted Boltzmann machines. Using these tools definitely reflects a deterministic logical process, ther
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by yarou 10y ago
I'd amend the title to read "writing maintainable software is hard." I currently work on a codebase, primarily written in C++ targeting embedded. There's an overwhelming amount of technical debt. There are literally co
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by yarou 10y ago
I'm not sure how valid this premise of this article is. I would imagine that most startup founders probably spend maybe 10-15% of their day worrying about HN/Product Hunt comments. I forget who said it (maybe pg?), but HN isn&#x27
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by yarou 10y ago
I actually tend to use Bing. hides
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by yarou 10y ago
Nag people (seriously). Be as proactive as possible.
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by yarou 10y ago
Probably a hidden Markov process[1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_Markov_model
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by yarou 10y ago
Really fascinating stuff. I guess an AGI has to skirt the boundary between the purely rational (i.e. evaluating statements of propositional logic), and irrational (i.e. intuition).
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by yarou 10y ago
Political against the incoming President-Elect. It's all the same, however. Multiple layers of intrigues between actors in the deep state. The common man suffers of course, because he no longer has any hope for a better life. Soon he w
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by yarou 10y ago
Let me clarify what I meant. I could be misreading materialism, but the way I understand it is that the universe is essentially a runtime with statically-compiled, singleton objects. The behavior for said objects is determined at runtime.
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by yarou 10y ago
I think he's complaining about the suspicious timing of the sanctions. In which case it would be 100% political.
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by yarou 10y ago
Reality is immaterial without context. Can you imagine a universe without qualia? I cannot.
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by yarou 10y ago
> Can't we advocate for better public understanding of, and decentralization of, location services... Could you clarify what you mean by this? Positioning technologies in general are decentralized. You don't have to rely on the
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by yarou 10y ago
Sponsored content is OK if I'm told in advance that it is. It's extremely deceitful and disingenuous to suggest that ad blocking justifies these sorts of shady journalistic practices.
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by yarou 10y ago
Not really news IMO. It's quite obvious that most world class athletes use some form of chemical enhancement. The substances available today for doping are minor buffs, though. Mildronate[1] increases cardiac efficiency/ throughpu
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by yarou 10y ago
I don't think he's suggesting to revise the protocols of the Internet. He's merely asking for a method to delete his online footprints, in which case there are many services to accomplish this task.
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by yarou 10y ago
It does, but it is woefully inadequate for the purpose it supposedly serves. Uncensoring journalists across the globe? Give me a break.
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by yarou 10y ago
It could very well be an honest mistake. Maybe whomever named it was trying to find the network on their Note 7. Suggesting that someone go to jail over "SSID naming convention contains Note 7" is absurd.
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by yarou 10y ago
> As far as I know, self-driving cars don't learn to drive better in real time. Instead the data is collected and used to improve the software. There might be frequent software releases (perhaps even every day) but this isn't q
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by yarou 10y ago
The opioid receptors and their corresponding endorphins are truly beautiful. A work of art in its own right. I think the epidemic here is not one of public health, but of the socioeconomic variety. If you are unemployed and don't have
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by yarou 10y ago
Why would you care if your projects are upvoted? When I build side projects, I just care about learning a new language, framework, library etc...I couldn't care less if it got me upvotes on here or anywhere for that matter.
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by yarou 10y ago
Sorry dang. I now realize that not everyone can appreciate my unique take on satire.
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by yarou 10y ago
I'm sorry, I meant socialism is a great system where everyone is equal! In fact it's so equal, that I want you to have sex with my wife.
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by yarou 10y ago
"Lovers" can work. It's unassailable.
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by yarou 10y ago
Who's going to stop them?
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by yarou 10y ago
My father used to tell me stories about the days when India was heavily aligned with the Soviet Union. Apparently, there would be approximately 5 people to stamp your visa. The excesses of socialism are never lost on me, because of this sto
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by yarou 10y ago
Lust.
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by yarou 10y ago
It's always fun to play with cheats on.
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by yarou 10y ago
I gather you're interested in web development. The best advice I'd give is to pick up a good JS book and build several projects to get a feel for the language.

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