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mruts
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About mruts
Always interested in opportunities in New York, Chicago, Tanzania, South Africa, or Hong Kong.
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Comment #21219838
Butts
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Comment #21219836
Butts nigger butts
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Comment #21216920
PyTorch wraps THNN, not Torch. Moreover, even if this was true, it wouldn't matter at all. Practically 0% of the overhead is related to Python in the first place, all of the time i…
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Comment #21216777
I've personally found pytorch easier to use than Keras. It's undoubtably easier to use than Tensorflow, of course.
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Comment #21212192
He’s not talking about on a risk adjusted basis. Moreover, EMH is a framework for understanding, not some magical law. There are funds who’s returns over time are like a 10 sigma e…
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Comment #21211532
The S&P isn’t a reasonable benchmark to PE in the first place. Your argument is like saying: “US Teasuries underperform the S&P by 8% every year, people and countries buying treasu…
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Comment #21197276
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Comment #21196967
Did you read it? From your language I really doubt it.
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Comment #21196938
I csn’t think of one benefit of you existing either.
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Comment #21196804
No one cares. Just give it up.
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Comment #21196739
I would personally (and have) put my monry on Trump winning against Warren or Sanders (Though he’s probably gonna drop out). Against Biden maybe 60/40 against Trump.
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Comment #21194327
Is this argument for government regulation or against? I see ss an argument against, but I’m sure most people disagree.
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Comment #21194133
Yes, fine. I agree. But if Amazon did the security screens off their property, should they be comped? Moreover, why not just make the workers salaried so they can’t complain?
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Comment #21193155
I wouldn’t call CS a hard science, it should be grouped with liberal arts like math.
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Comment #21193124
Why’s that? I would consider economics a hard science.
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Comment #21193057
All he’s saying that the further mean and median are from each, the more importsnt it is that we think about what an average implies about the sample.
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Comment #21191214
So it would be all good if Amazon did security checks at home?
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Comment #21182938
If I would get fired for not wearing clothes, should I get compensated for the time it takes me to get dressed? Also we could also talk about: dry clean suits, taking showers, cutt…
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Comment #21175437
What value does this provide, exactly?
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Comment #21175412
Have you ever used Linux? What kind of features do some distros have that others don’t? You can run anything you want to.
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Comment #21175401
“ Yes, there are multiple harassers which then could slow my connection. Within minutes after shortening my wifi range, there were verbal complaints like - "I hate you". Bluetooth …
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Comment #21175365
That’s not exactly how it works. New CPUs and GPUs support new features that you could never test on old hardware: AVX, real-time raytracing, etc.
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Comment #21175349
I dunno, DragonflyBSD?
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Comment #21172605
Sounds fine too me. I’m not saying there should be no wheelchair accessible stations, but seeing that they are a miniscule minority, I don’t think that my tax dollars be paying to …
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Comment #21172571
What’s wrong with NJ Transit? Besides everything of course, but at least most of NJ is connected to NYC through Secaucus. I can’t even imagine what people did before that station.