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by zerodensity 4y ago
Entanglement does not really work when the particles interact with the environment. In the brain this would be the other particles in the brain so any non-local quantum effects from particles outside of the brain would be miniscule at best.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
Liked the write-up was a fun read. But I really don't get the point of being anonymous on social media.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
Well spying is a crime in most countries so saying that it is not a crime until it's detected is just wrong. My point was that crimes are still crimes even if they are not detected.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
I mean of course china keeps tabs on the US. It's good to keep tabs on your investments.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
By that logic random murders are also not crimes until you get caught.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
So Europe is to authoritarian for your liking so you go to China very interesting strategy.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
I dunno I like this proposal. So at least one person wants it.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
Where would you go?
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by zerodensity 4y ago
If it's truly "any" kind of Numpy array typing won't help much there I agree. But often it can be helpful to know the shape of the input and the shape of the output. Eg are we working with a 2D,3D or ND array. Before 3.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
I also maintain a large python codebase at work, typing makes things simpler. For example using pydantic 90% of serialization code just goes away. Mypy eliminates a large number of bugs. Also when working with multiple people in the same co
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by zerodensity 4y ago
Could you give an example of a type of application where typing is a hindrance?
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by zerodensity 4y ago
The only thing that can potentially make less technical dept is code reviews eg forcing multiple people to look at every new piece of code preferably also have automated tests and CI. The code can have comments or not, it's more of a p
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by zerodensity 4y ago
Just because python makes sense for ML does not mean that it's primarily used for ML.
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by zerodensity 4y ago
I can see that a huge part of the ML space is in python. But is the ML space really such a large community? I mean in the companies I have worked for maybe 1 team in a 100 work with some ML stuff while a large majority of the rest come in c
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by zerodensity 4y ago
WASM does not support capability based security that is something of an extension to the WASI proposal. And even then the security stuff is based on previously existing work in the cloud space. Which has existed for some time but is not wid
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by zerodensity 4y ago
If something fits either Microsoft Teams or AWS and is successful for some other product they will copy it way before any competing closed source opens up. Not doing so will be bad for business.