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Comment #26877210
well this really takes me back to fiddling with FruityLoops in all my spare time in my teens. very fun, and I love the code
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Comment #26765041
I think alcohol and tobacco use are primarily symptoms, not causes, of problems. They, along with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and other addictions, are strongly correlated with ACE …
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Comment #26698679
this is a good explanation of intrinsic dimension https://eng.uber.com/intrinsic-dimension/
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Comment #26589096
if you use a library for Chinese/Japanese tokenization (which is harder because the lack of space), it seems like the rest of the code would work?
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Comment #26561179
having the laity meditate at all is, AFAIK, a pretty modern development
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Comment #26486327
Meditation is a pretty broad term encompassing many different activities/intentions (though they all look pretty similar from the outside). In the studies I’ve read on the adverse …
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Comment #26461170
it's possible to do NLP at scale much better than they do. they just don't care
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Comment #26162678
do you have a repo? this sounds cool
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Comment #24077561
"deep state" meaning... information you didn't know already?
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Comment #23807819
I don’t understand how someone can say “this is the worst software I use daily” and then you say “you are wrong.” Maybe you use worse software than them? Also, you seem to implicit…
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Comment #23799606
Not to nitpick, but wouldn’t Etherium Be the right cryptocurrency? I try to ignore it, but I remember that that’s the “smart contracts” one, so it could make the job contracts in s…
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Comment #23767524
> the mask averse amongst us Oh can we coin a term like this for drunk driving? You know, when it’s more convenient to drive home drunk than leave your car out? That’s just being t…
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Comment #23624789
They model a system which they know to be constrained by a closed-form equation called the Hamiltonian. They (cleverly, IMO) force the network’s predictions to be constrained by th…
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Comment #23463056
I think software engineering is depressingly, suboptimally stable. The space of all possible ways to write programs is so, so large and almost completely unexplored. Lisps, Hindley…
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Comment #23462976
He’s saying it’s not a problem for the future, because that implies it’s not a problem now, which he asserts that it is. It’s humor
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Comment #23452912
Part of me wants to ask “but who investigates the Inspector of the LECC?” But I’ve dealt with Elixir and I know that supervision trees rarely need to be very deep in practice
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Comment #23206755
“Emotional load can reduce the requirement for semantic coherence.” - great insight
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Comment #22357455
I think this is a good observation. One thing I’ve been thinking about is probabilistically evaluating traditional software. Every un-caught exception, for example, is usually a fa…
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Comment #22135294
First off, I totally agree. Not as easy as it should be to write an async web server in python. FastAPI is probably your best bet. I usually use Sanic. Easy to accidentally block t…
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Comment #22067332
A simplified model of ants are Turing complete (the colony, not the ants) https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/3-540-59496-5_343
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Comment #22041615
Thanks! I hadn’t seen VAMPIRE! So stoked to see a new approach to topic modeling. SVD etc are very much a local max
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Comment #22041498
Yeah, if the author of the parent comment is willing to put in work to get the understanding they claim to want, this is the way to go