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dshields1
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About dshields1
Formerly BigQuery@Google and SecurityHub@AWS.
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Comment #23686106
Thanks! I'll look into doing dynamic update. There is an API for this, I'll add some docs to the site on how to call it.
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Comment #21686818
No. We’re still a long way from quantum computers powerful enough for that.
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Comment #21686742
Current quantum computers are noisy. Gates aren’t perfectly implemented. Qubits are prone to dephasing and decoherence.
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Comment #21686125
I like the Qiskit community textbook: https://community.qiskit.org/textbook/
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Comment #21686067
Yes. Right now simulators tend to be faster, cheaper, and more accurate than real quantum computers.
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Comment #20341959
That label is so long it’s breaking the HN front page layout for me on mobile.
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Comment #17108579
> any pair of students can be swapped if they both get a more preferred school. This is the meaning of stable in the stable marriage problem. And the Gale-Shapley algorithm does th…
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Comment #14861283
The subsidy is $1.5B for 13,000 jobs. The other half of the subsidy is for capital investment and construction expenses. It's still a huge number though.
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Comment #13397356
Alabama. It says so near the very end.
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Comment #13213633
The paper says they "adjusted for patient and physician characteristics" which presumably includes the patient's sex.
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Comment #12983877
People also speculated that this was the reason Alphabet invested in SpaceX. (Which was around the same time as that announcement) http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/21/technology/goog…
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Comment #12415900
> The AI isn’t used to directly grade the papers; rather, it turns grading into an automated, highly repeatable exercise by learning to identify and group answers, and thus treat t…
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Comment #12221951
Building 8 is the group. > (Zuck) announced the formation of a mysterious research-and-development group known as "Building 8."
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