Giho

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by Giho 2mo ago
I wonder if Kimis KDA architecture is a way closer to online models(models that learn during interference).As KDA updates its state matrix: St =St−1 +βt (vt −St−1 kt )ktT The expression (vt −St−1 kt )ktT is literally the gradient step of a
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by Giho 1y ago
It tried to be bold, but the mountain was cold. The rocket was cruel and demanded more fuel. A tree wished to grow, but alas, too slow; in exchange for a tan, the sun gave what it can. The sun reached its goal — with its new friend, coal.
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by Giho 4y ago
"The enemy of efficiency “You’re efficient when you do something with minimum waste. And you’re effective when you’re doing the right something.” Many organizations are obsessed with efficiency. They want to be sure every reso
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by Giho 4y ago
There is a todo format that I use daily called todotxt. It has even application support on most platforms or you just write manually in a txt file. Easy to overview by yourself. In combination with Syncthing I have a very seamless experienc
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The local digital currency – Encointer(encointer.org)
1 points by Giho 5y ago|0 comments
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by Giho 5y ago
What many seem to use as argument for wind, solar, hydro and geothermal is its price. But to compare the price with nuclear is flawed. The price of wind, solar, hydro or geothermal doesn't include the price of planability. Wind and sol
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by Giho 6y ago
> It's really not a priority above money, though. Money isn't some magical evil thing. Money is the unit of account that we use to measure goods and services. Money is not magical but they may conceal the truth as the rabbit in
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by Giho 6y ago
Then you can cut your bike at least.
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by Giho 6y ago
>The truth is, it's irrelevant whether it increases efficiency. Exactly that's what I want to point out. The talking in the article is not about efficiency or productivity, but that there is a moral compass we have to uphold wh
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by Giho 6y ago
Until it affect the whole society in a way that its difficult to get productive workers or the unemployed litter more because of no good wellbeing.
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by Giho 6y ago
The article start with the example of to cleaners that takes a break at their job and that is seen as inefficient in today's society. But I say this is most a misuse of the word and understanding of efficiency. Taking a break is a sto
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by Giho 6y ago
I think this is an important point. How is the data processed, given and saved? -Are the movements and start to stop positions saved when doing the strokes? -Or is a picture taken after the stroke is released and the pixels compared one by
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by Giho 6y ago
I wonder how it "thinks"/"sees". Because the AI clearly couldn't recognize my version (putting out dots until it became like a continuous line).
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by Giho 7y ago
I don't understand how they do the comparison between the torus and sphere. First to take a rectangular paper as an example for a torus and then say some parts would stretch doesn't make a scientific comparison to a sphere. As I
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by Giho 7y ago
Its seems much more time consuming to do ASCII art than easy programing functions as plot(x, y, …) or box("content",black-line), circle("content",red-fill), "content"arrow(blue-line)"content" and so o
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by Giho 7y ago
I don't understand your criticism thou. Netflix already had 167M paying subscribers in the final quarter of 2019 increasing roughly by 10-20M subscribers each year, so they will probably be up to 220M in year 2023-2024. They are soon t
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by Giho 7y ago
Great app. That makes me want to use minecraft as notetaking.
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by Giho 7y ago
That makes me think of Braess paradox and see parallels. ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braess's_paradox ) As most people seem to try to take the most optimal self-interested decision it does not always make the
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by Giho 7y ago
Isn't this an attack vector? Why would even a device respond to wireless signals in such way that they reboot? So now you can send annoying packets instead of jamming the network.
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by Giho 7y ago
From article: "But, Ramirez-Valles says, the study does a good job of showing that when it comes to health outcomes, "it's not always [immediately] about health." He says the study's findings indicate a need for tw
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by Giho 8y ago
I'm sad for their misfortune but arguing against nuclear won't do any good for them, on contrary as this article states nuclear is safer than the other major energy sources. A family is a small sample size too. Of course we should
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by Giho 8y ago
Pebble
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by Giho 8y ago
Could it help by creating a vaccum, at least lower the pressure? If the container is airtight and can withstand the forces the pressure would keep it solid?
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by Giho 8y ago
Isn't this affected that its difficult to get true random by computers? Its more pseudo random and therefore the chance is not real chance but predictable.
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by Giho 8y ago
And to further secure it, the amount of buys can be compared to amount of negative reviews. Because who will in their right mind buy a product with a lot of negative reviews, to later give a negative review?
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by Giho 8y ago
Why don't they make a review system where the products with fewest bad reviews gets rated the best. If the reviews have to go through Amazon's system it should be hard enough to fake. The "true" customers will make bad
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by Giho 8y ago
They should set up an accelerometer and gyroscope in each fingertip instead of pressure sensors. Could then maybe control without a camera.
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by Giho 8y ago
It makes me think about the Linage OS April fools joke. Very annoying and difficult to remove the notification that came with it.
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by Giho 8y ago
Could instead of having pro and con people write their argument for the question without putting it as pro or con. Then people can vote where they value the argument morally or for other reason on a 10 scale or something like that. Example: