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MrMoenty
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Comment #31515514
Perhaps this is approximately true if you focus exclusively on mass shootings at schools. But shootings overall are one of the leading causes of deaths for children in the US. See …
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Comment #30136484
There is, e.g. § 812(1) BGB in German law: > Wer durch die Leistung eines anderen oder in sonstiger Weise auf dessen Kosten etwas ohne rechtlichen Grund erlangt, ist ihm zur Heraus…
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Comment #28231296
Given that training the same network (with the same structure) will result in different weights and different hashes with high probability, I would argue that the weights actually …
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Comment #25070370
Ironically, that exit tax and the associated fees open up one of the only ways to obtain dual German citizenship as an American adult: Depending on your income, the German governme…
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Comment #22199751
I think part of the problem of this graph is that it attributes commercial building emissions to the municipalities in which they are placed, even though these buildings might be u…
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Comment #21449449
My point is that the parent's comment is mostly right: a frequent challenge in ML is black box computational units which don't expose the necessary information to run autograd. Eve…
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Comment #21443820
In deep learning, you generally don't require differentiability on the entire domain, only on most points you're likely to encounter. So a finite number of non-differentiable point…
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Comment #21171170
The common solution found in European cities is to have one street reserved entirely for pedestrians, and to allow delivery access from the two adjacent, parallel streets. But of c…
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Comment #21023967
The article is not about models being indistinguishable from random classifiers, the difference there should be very significant even on the tasks it discussed. Instead, the proble…
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Comment #20581955
The question is whether the reduced plastic pollution will make it worth it to slightly increase CO2 output on grocery bags. Given that the absolute cost in CO2 equivalent for a co…
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Comment #19342558
I believe the statisticians would call this heteroscedasticity. But meta-variety certainly easier to remember ;)
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Comment #18523257
Just played through it and really liked it! I think this is just the right level of abstraction for a beginning CS student. Makes it easy to grasp the compositional nature of compu…
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Comment #16859538
I keep my GnuCash file in an encfs-encrypted Dropbox Folder. As long as you don't try to edit it from two devices simultaneously, this works quite well.
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Comment #16371364
Well, funnily enough, quantum computing CAN help with factoring, and likely not with TSP. Factoring is one of those rare problems in NP that is not known to be NP-complete, but for…
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Comment #16362337
I find it surprising that people have gotten so used to Facebook's abuse of data that they cannot even imagine things being different. You uploading data to Facebook to share with …
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Comment #16263784
I think the Falkland war makes a good example of two first world countries, one of them even nuclear, going to war.
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Comment #16192646
The unsolvability of the halting problems means that it is impossible to have a general algorithm that makes non-trivial statements about the behavior of a given program. In the co…
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Comment #14913339
This is an active research area that one of my former professors is involved in. Things are not as simple as you hope they would be. You're optimizing in a space of millions of dis…
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Comment #14818696
In the real world, contract law is written to not just take contracts at face value, but to also let judges take external factors into account. This includes customs, the parties i…
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Comment #14174231
What you describe can be formalized through the notion of Kolmogorov complexity [1], which relates to all sorts of interesting and fundamental concepts like entropy and uncomputabi…
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Comment #14083964
You are right, this reasoning depends on only allowing formal systems with finitely many symbols. Turing himself actually gave justification for this in a beautiful footnote in his…