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Comment #24171049
thanks for the downvotes, I'm out of here for good!
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Comment #24168386
I thought that i++ ++i difference is related to the inner data structures of C++ iterators and that when using the former you need to keep 2 states compared to just one for that fr…
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Comment #24141119
Yet the best NNs are deep, not wide.
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Comment #24109036
I'm also interested in this. How hard would it be to remember 440Hz and then just go up in your head, searching with octaves and then going up and down when close?
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Comment #24106587
Yes, it so wonderfully crafted, all things leading to the father scene. I was surprised to find out how low rated this movie is, because it's wonderful. I think this movie killed m…
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Comment #23897267
Lindy effect, stuff worth reading is stuff that has been filtered by time. Reading old books is worth it. New ones are hard to filter and many will turn out to be completely unnece…
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Comment #23897147
The main thing about GPT-3 is that they wanted to demonstrate one-shot fine-tuning and succeeded at it. So the model can be transformed to output part-of-speech words, dependency g…
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Comment #23829464
I think there is a large collection of evidence showing that education does not bring prosperity. It's prosperity that brings education. The importance of education is exaggerated.…
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Comment #23829456
The greatest managers of capitalism are authoritarian communists.
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Comment #23699144
Just recently used xq to convert and clean up a bunch of weird xml files to JSON. It was such a breeze. I love how nested lists inside objects can expand into a particular one with…
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Comment #23618405
€45,000 does sound a bit low. I lived on €40,000 (after taxes, rent was only 8-10% of the yearly income) in Croatia and lived like a king (travelling, restaurants, buying stuff wit…
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Comment #23612338
Masai all have atherosclerotic plaque build up and it is also present in their children. Childhood with plaque forces various adaptations to blood vessels. They get wider and more …
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Comment #23557555
I got hooked on chess because of Lichess. The interface is well done and it's so easy to play. Something about it feels much better than chess.com. Unfortunately, I got heavily add…
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Comment #23554358
There's absolutely no way these oil wells are leaking as much methane as Siberian plain slowly melting. I did a calculation a while ago and it ended up being equivalent to 125 year…
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Comment #23508283
I can't handle dark mode. If letters are bright they burn into my eyes and follow my gaze. I use black on solarized background color for years after I dropped the white on black an…
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Comment #23504289
Fortunately, apples are not candy bar. The metabolic effects of eating 1kg of apples is completely different from eating glucose and fructose extracted from those 1kg of apples. Na…
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Comment #23437802
At my previous employer we were using GA and it's very flexible. We were able to track all DOM interactions by just configuring the included js. Although, querying that later with …
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Comment #23401376
Hmm... 256M records is still not that much for postgres or mysql so it shouldn't be too much for kdb/q. Several gb of data also shouldn't be too much.
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Comment #23377800
RBF kernel represents vectors of infinite dimension and that makes the dataset linearly separable. Increasing dimensions improves separability and going to infinity makes it always…
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Comment #23299080
I'm wondering if these tasks have a form of bias that decreases the performance. If the model sees only positive examples and no negatives then it is biased on the positive paths o…