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by BucketSort 8y ago
That's their fault for not doing their due diligence. And what does it matter to the general public learning of these things through journalists anyway? It's not like they are doing anything with this knowledge that requires preci
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by BucketSort 8y ago
An activation function is not the only part of an artificial neuron, there's also the weighted input aggregation. Also, it's well known and understood that artificial neurons are biologically inspired, but are not in fact, neurons
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Absolutely, it would also allow people to have a conversation about the data through various kernels and threads. As another comment said, there was some recent controversy over some of the reports, a Kernel system would enable an environme
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by BucketSort 8y ago
This is fantastic. I've been waiting for data driven policy initiatives, and I'm sure this is a great resource for that. Have you considered implementing a system like Kaggle Kernels that allow people to submit further models and
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by BucketSort 8y ago
I understand, and I know you are right. I'm just frustrated with the state of things and how people try to do the best they can to live, grab what seems to be a helping hand, but it turns out to be a foot stomping them down further. I
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by BucketSort 8y ago
This is the only time I've spoken about a user negatively like this in all my years on HN. I've made my points in hundreds of comments without attacking people. So I think I can follow your orders boss. Sorry for speaking out agai
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by BucketSort 8y ago
So you are making all things equal and there is no point that you would agree one must break from sterile neutrality and admonish one for doing things that will clearly be a nightmare on peoples lives? 2k + Equivalent to free content = 15%
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by BucketSort 8y ago
A company is trying to bait people in rough financial situations for what amounts to be one semester of college and 2k in exchange for 15% of their gross income for two years. I'm revolted by the concept and said my piece. At what poin
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Thanks, I hate it. If you go to school for CS and have to work with people that go through boot camp programs like this, it is a pain. They are elevated script kiddies that don't understand what they are doing. You are going to create
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by BucketSort 8y ago
I mastered it in just one day after realizing object oriented programs are just objects in the category of medial magmas.
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by BucketSort 8y ago
I have been making a transition to be a functional programmer for a few months now because similar concerns and stresses. I know that the programmer of the future will construct programs like mathematicians do. The madness of the old ways b
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by BucketSort 8y ago
It's in Development™
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by BucketSort 8y ago
I wonder how Wolfram received this letter. It's an amazing historical letter.
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Could he be autistic or something? Usually people would know how they would be perceived if they were well socialized. In any case, it doesn't bother me. He thinks his work is of the utmost importance and wants to be in the annals of m
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Say what you want about Wolfram, he's a brilliant guy. Brilliant people often have strange quirks and egos, but that's just a part of being them. Also, this account has only posted links about Wolfram. Is it him or an assistant?
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by BucketSort 8y ago
I heard that if you give opiates to patients at a hospital they don't get addicted because it is in a controlled environment where the patient is not seeking out those drugs for pleasure. If someone is getting heroin off the streets, t
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by BucketSort 8y ago
You're right. My father was a gardener, so I should have known better than to feel that way. I saw him prepare the soil, sow the seeds, and give the plants the support they needed to thrive over time. Thinking about the process of gard
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by BucketSort 8y ago
1. Man is the son of an infinite source: a son of that Father not by the flesh but by the spirit. 2. Therefore man should serve that source in spirit. 3. The life of all men has a divine origin. It alone is holy. 4. Therefore man should ser
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by BucketSort 8y ago
I said that because the parent comment said "I just don't understand this at all. If you can earn a million a year, do it for 3-5 years, never have to work again, and pursue your passions in life." They don't have those
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Most people don't have passions in life, they do have a passion for possession and social status though. Our culture also looks down on the people that don't have all these status symbols, and people naturally do not want to be lo
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Hmm, it seems we need to have some discussions about civility in this country. It seems like people have become confused about its role and why its important. I guess it's easy to lose sight of that when the President goes around calli
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by BucketSort 8y ago
It's absolutely disrespectful to "admonish" someone in a meeting like this. I mean, it is basically saying "you are making shitty choices." If you were a friend, that's another matter. I'm still trying to
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by BucketSort 8y ago
The idea is that there's a time and a place. If you are interviewing someone, you are there for an interview. It isn't a personal interaction. You are there to do a job. Why transform it from a formal engagement to a personal matt
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Yeah, I guess I should have said "mainstream personal choices." If one does something deviant, politeness has typically always gone out the window. These days people pick fights just so they can put themselves in some virtuous lig
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Those were not civil actions for civilly minded people. Of course, people loathe each other behind closed doors and the less respectable people bring it out in public. Let me ask you this, would such an interaction as described in the OP co
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by BucketSort 8y ago
When did it become acceptable to straight up disrespect someone to their face for their personal choices? Although I'm 29, I still remember a time where there was at least the pretense of civility. Civility was the oil that kept this m
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Or at least put a crying face emoji after saying it.
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by BucketSort 8y ago
If I had that book on dog training, I'm sure I would understand my addiction better.
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by BucketSort 8y ago
A while back I started to think about something like gan.tv (it's an owned domain I see) for computer generated entertainment. This cat one and the person one would be example channels. I assume we're going to get pretty creative
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by BucketSort 8y ago
Proof assistants are like that. Check out Coq or Agda. If you aren't aware of it already, your spirit is calling for the stuff they talk about a lot in the functional programming community. See https://youtu.be/IOiZatlZ

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