KKPMW

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by KKPMW 6y ago
This is exactly right. It's like saying you solved chess because for each configuration of pieces on the board you can use machine learning to predict whether that position can be achieved with valid chess moves. With 90% accuracy.
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by KKPMW 6y ago
Editing should be allowed for an hour or so in order to fix spelling mistakes, reformat text for easier flow, or even as a recovery after pressing "post" by accident. But long-term deleting and editing will hurt the content. This,
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by KKPMW 6y ago
These clubs are a bit superficial. I wish there was one with requirements concentrated on user experience rather than technical details. Maybe "no tracking + no ads + no low-effort content + no clickbait + no paid content" club.
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by KKPMW 6y ago
To me it seems like you can have a state of mind, and use that state to predict the state of mind of others without being _aware_ of your state of mind at the same time - that is, without being conscious.
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by KKPMW 6y ago
I fail to see why that would be true. I think there are different definitions of consciousness here that are being mixed up. > Without consciousness you experience a single unified reality: your reality. To me the word "experience&q
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by KKPMW 6y ago
> the claim that consciousness evolved in order to predict other agent’s behavior I fail to see why consciousness would be necessary for prediction. Any more context here?
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Content, Creativity, and Monetisation in the Modern Internet(gtf.io)
2 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 6y ago
https://whatsmissingfromcss.com/data/comments.json
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by KKPMW 6y ago
Sorry, I don't see how this reply is related to the original objection that frequentist methods are not applicable to events that happen once.
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by KKPMW 6y ago
There are a few things intermingled in this election example. 1. The outcome of the election here is not a probability. It is the population value - the ratio of people voting for candidate X on the election date. It doesn't have to be
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by KKPMW 6y ago
> If you cease forward movement with your eyes so you can, for example, underline a few lines, or draw a bracket next to paragraph, or, dare I say it, highlight a sentence, it will require a large energy burst to get started once again.
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by KKPMW 6y ago
Maybe an unpopular opinion but I think most people who think they have impostor syndrome don't. Instead they accurately estimate the gaps in their knowledge but are working under conditions that allow them to bypass those gaps by using
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by KKPMW 6y ago
> 18. High-resolution VR will transform both retail and real estate shopping To me - this one sounds most plausible.
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by KKPMW 6y ago
> Modern IDEs are magic. Why are so many coders still using Vim and Emacs? The title answers the question to some extent - I prefer Vim over IDEs because I am allergic to "auto-magic". Also, unlike most IDEs, Vim will still be
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Ascetic Bullet Journal(karolis.koncevicius.lt)
1 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 6y ago
One possible explanation would be to think what kind of pictures or photos would get labels with words "white woman" in them. If it was a single woman smiling it would probably be labelled "happy woman" or just "hap
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Life on the Command Line (2011)(web.archive.org)
1 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 6y ago
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's prob
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by KKPMW 6y ago
Anti-clickbait: > magnetars (highly magnetized neutron stars) are one possible source of the mysterious "fast radio burst" signals
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by KKPMW 6y ago
> But it's a particular research programme, embedded in a social context, that generates knowledge, not a single reproducible experiment. Somewhat disagree. That particular research programme must still have reproducible experiment
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by KKPMW 6y ago
Cool. Few times I thought about doing something like this (not for sapiens) my self. But always stopped to wonder how legal it would be. Maybe someone here has an idea about possible copyright issues?
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Improving GitHub Issue Labels(karolis.koncevicius.lt)
1 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 6y ago
I feel like you would miss on a lot of good things with an attitude like that. And will get persuaded by projects that spend time on PR.
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by KKPMW 6y ago
I completely understand the position of the person you replied to. One video outlining it is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3XuFr7rw84 . Many people disagree with it but I think thats because they don't imagine
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Concise and Consistent Naming (2006, pdf)(itestra.com)
2 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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On fast navigation in the command line(karolis.koncevicius.lt)
5 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 6y ago
Haven't read them all, but from the ones I have: 1. What you can't say. 2. Keep your identity small. 3. Life is short.
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Cleaning $HOME on macOS(karolis.koncevicius.lt)
5 points by KKPMW 6y ago|1 comments
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From Reproducibility to Over-Reproducibility (2016)(rajlaboratory.blogspot.com)
2 points by KKPMW 6y ago|0 comments
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by KKPMW 6y ago
I created twitter about a month ago with the intention of using it like a multi-purpose RSS feed and reader. I decided to only tweet about updates and new content from my side. And then to find others that work in areas I care about and fol

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