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> hacker news Where opinion is being manipulated by the U.S. security/military complex.

The study is not by him. I wasn't even aware who hosted it; I only found this link somewhere on the web and thought it might be relevant.

> You're under the impression the first thing that would go in such a scenario would be the life-saving stuff? I think once we admit nature to be more important than humans, we wil…

So? Reducing emissions in Germany is still a drop in the bucket.

> 40% of CP investigations in Germany are started against minors This in particular seems like such a silly outcome of over-regulation and bureaucracy. Amazing. Research suggests m…

> Unfortunately you are wrapping it in delusional hysteria such as "you will die of a horrible death from an infection without painkillers". So you're getting down voted because yo…

EU's and Germany's emissions are negligible anyhow (9% and 2%, respectively). It's all about the U.S. and China (and maybe India) at this point, especially the latter two that have…

The propaganda and media cooptation is just staggering. It's extremely suspicious that very little attention is paid to the fact that reducing consumption will likely increase pove…

I dearly hope the Greens will not win. Reducing consumption is an extremely tricky problem, and likely unfeasible without creating large amounts of poverty. I'd rather live in a ri…

Edward Snowden's revelations provide very solid evidence that what can be done is being done.

We might as well have to accept that there is no solution to this problem.

Because Western imperialism is very likely only a secondary cause, if any. You see strong condemnation of sodomy all across Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and South Asia, with an …

When you look at rare events, then it is easy to get a quadrupling (or more) due to tail effects.

It looks like AppLocker is available in Windows Pro, however not configurable via GPOs: https://msendpointmgr.com/2020/09/20/does-applocker-work-in-... Is anyone aware of a tool th…

Does this require Windows Enterprise/Education?

This one? https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95

Yeah, it's kinda embarrassing and funny at the same time how this study is likely saying more about Mensa members than about high IQ people in general.

Lol, why is my comment down here with 7 upvotes.

tl;dr: Don't use batch norm for preventing exploding gradients but adaptive gradient thresholds. For this they compute the Frobenius norm (square root of the sum of squares) of the…

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