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by zodiac 9y ago
He practices roped
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by zodiac 9y ago
The python libraries ML people use (scikit-learn, tensorflow, numpy) all do the heavy work in C though
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by zodiac 9y ago
Youtube links: Solid Snakes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVuqeXyvOUc Grok the GIL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SSYhuk5hmc Constructive Code Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i
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by zodiac 9y ago
What do you mean a terminator is required? I think he's talking about cases like https://blog.jondh.me.uk/2011/04/javascript-gotcha-implicit-...
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by zodiac 9y ago
But shares in law partnerships aren't worthless. Presumably YC pays its profits (when its portfolio companies have exit events) out to shareholders, so its shares are worth the future value of those profits.
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by zodiac 9y ago
Well this wasn't submitted by pg nor (presumably) did he ask anyone to submit or upvote this. What exactly are you complaining about?
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by zodiac 9y ago
I read on one of the threads here that someone reached out to certain startups in the founder's track of the MOOC who were (physically) near Stanford.
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by zodiac 9y ago
I'm pretty sure cutting-plane methods for IP don't strictly require "tree search" (of course, they still require super-polynomial time to solve IP problems) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cutting-plan
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by zodiac 9y ago
I don't think it should take that long - I definitely got much faster with practice.
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by zodiac 9y ago
I use it for homework when I often need to edit my previous work, or so that I can omit the proofs of "obviously true" lemmas the first time round, make sure the whole proof works, then go back and fill them in.
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by zodiac 9y ago
You can give your gold to other countries in exchange for stuff (eg weapons) but you can't do the same with roads
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by zodiac 9y ago
Maybe this description of the two games might help clarify the link. Game 1: Player 1 chooses a dice, then player 2 chooses a dice. They both roll numbers, say a and b. Then player 2 gives player 1 (a - b) dollars. Game 2: Player 1 chooses
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by zodiac 10y ago
I'm curious what the intransitive example (with A > B, B > C, C > A) was exactly
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by zodiac 10y ago
But if we assume that we can say a sentence either specifies a real number uniquely or does not, the Berry paradox number is uniquely specified.
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by zodiac 10y ago
We definitely know. Engines are taking handicaps when playing humans in modern tournaments. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human–computer_chess_matches
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by zodiac 10y ago
It is on the face of it a pretty weird phrase ("subject matter"), but I've always seen it used to mean what mindcrime means. The phrase is also used in general non-ML specific programming (eg among a team of people building a
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by zodiac 10y ago
> Most use the html+javascript language which is compiled and then spits out JavaScript and html. This is pretty much identical to PHP - which is a preprocessor template language. No, it spits out javascript (the exact same javascript th
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by zodiac 10y ago
> React components aren't. They tell you to move state from the child to the parents. You don't have to do that if you don't want to - I don't in the react I write. Is there anything special about vue components which
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by zodiac 10y ago
It really isn't a template language as the term is commonly used. If you feel so strongly about the weird syntax you can write equivalent code in javascript syntax instead. return React.createElement( button, { className: &
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by zodiac 10y ago
Where do they do it?
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by zodiac 10y ago
I wrote some prolog for a PL class recently and had to debug some cases of nontermination caused by the depth-first-search unification algorithm. I was wondering why prolog (or some other logic programming language) couldn't use breadt
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by zodiac 10y ago
> You are correct to note that the programming language I'm describing does not perfectly conform to any of the documents that are ever called a "C standard". But that programming language is central to our computing infra
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by zodiac 10y ago
Unlike the other replies, I don't think they are talking about undefined behavior, I think they mean "formal semantics". The C standard documents are written in English, which might leave room for ambiguities (logical or ling
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by zodiac 10y ago
I did
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by zodiac 10y ago
Well, you really should know the amount of Haskell it assumes you know (typeclasses, maybe infix functions, arity etc) before learning about Haskell monads. Otherwise you're learning multiple concepts at once - why not learn about thos
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by zodiac 10y ago
That's true, but I've noticed quite a few pieces of deep learning NLP papers take pains to use competitive baselines (eg state-of-the-art non-DL techniques, more complicated than regression) and have heard that good venues will re
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by zodiac 10y ago
You didn't answer my question. There's an advantage for using the long title "Alphago is not strong AI": less people will be angry at a perceived clickbait title. What's the advantage for using the short title &quot
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by zodiac 10y ago
I have a question about your site - "Google engineers" have a lot more data than just "Google's index of the web", they have street view data, data from people doing captchas (including the new street sign ones), cl
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by zodiac 10y ago
Then why not title the article "Alphago is not strong AI"?
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by zodiac 10y ago
Wikipedia isn't really meant for introductory articles

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