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MichailP
2y ago
Is anyone aware of open source piano sound synthesis software? Something like Pianoteq, but open?
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MichailP
5y ago
I must add that this feeling "people judging you" is mostly YOU. That is we THINK what other people are thinking, as we don't have direct link to their brains. The intensity of this feeling is related to your personal feeling
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MichailP
6y ago
If several possible motivations describe the same behavior, why go for the most cynical one? It is not a sign of intellectual rigor. There is a wide array of emotions, and not every action is driven on fear and selfishness, in fact the best
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MichailP
6y ago
I heard similar phrasing used by one psychotherapist that I admire, "I am different from my wishes" and "I am different from my (past) behavior". He once said jokingly that if someone realizes that, he can give them a &q
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MichailP
6y ago
It kinda makes sense to me. In the end he learned to shudder with his SO (she did a weird trick but is it that weird?)
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MichailP
6y ago
Because people live in a busy world, where knowledge is not transferred with enough love and integrity. And also people are afraid to say "I don't know" and what little they know they tend not to share. To make things more sp
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MichailP
7y ago
Actually I was going for equality. Not equality of outcome, but equality of basic human rights. Let's take a recent example. Nobody deserves to be a sex slave trapped in an Epstein's island. Wouldn't you agree? But yet a bunc
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7y ago
I wonder how rich people even come up with the idea that they are above normal human beings. The idea feels completely unnatural to me, and I strongly believe that one would have to be educated into the idea. Something like school for racis
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MichailP
7y ago
This reminds of a quote by Nikola Tesla: “The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane.” I always preferred clarity over "cleverness" not
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MichailP
7y ago
I think it is great for vocabulary. But vocabulary is only a part of knowing a language. Apps mostly aim at vocabulary, and while approach is similar I think it is much better to stare at a paper notebook then your smartphone screen.
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7y ago
I think there is no substitute for old style learning, teacher, classroom and stress of memorizing about 20 words for the next class. Did anyone use those small format notebooks with two columns so you can effectively examine yourself? One
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MichailP
7y ago
How come shortsighted thinking became so popular? Cut jobs, close factories for short term gain of the elites, but in the long term? There may be no one left to rule...
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MichailP
7y ago
It is not that you get smarter, you don't get more stupid. I think it has something to do with extraordinary energy demand of the brain. 50 year olds can restore their cognitive ability to the level of 30 year olds through physical exe
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MichailP
8y ago
Is Canary build safe? My version is 74.0.3726.0 (Official Build) canary (64-bit)?
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8y ago
One more question. Does this also mean that soon every computer will become software defined radio up to 40GHz?
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MichailP
8y ago
Does this also mean that soon every computer will be making noise/radiating waves around 40GHz? Can someone with more depth in this area shine some light on this?
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8y ago
I think it is done. There is no way China doesn't become number 1 in every way that is possible. The stupidity and shortsightedness of western companies that partly enabled this is really staggering. I guess that initial thinking was l
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MichailP
8y ago
This is truly impressive. Is anybody aware of additional practical uses of GNU radio?
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8y ago
See for example https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25879308 . I don't know why people are so care free about effects of nonionizing radiation. Current level of knowledge is in my opinion very primitive to even gra
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MichailP
8y ago
Can you share your definition of common law?
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MichailP
8y ago
I was thinking about this kind of DIY short term effort to have an example of torrent functionality. Not collaborative development of a torrent library for 10 years.
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8y ago
Is this possible without using any (torrent specific) library?
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MichailP
8y ago
What frequency band will 5G use?
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MichailP
8y ago
Like PCA? But that way you loose physical meaning of the predictors.
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MichailP
8y ago
Thanks for the answer. And what is the correct approach here, if you can only chose/not chose predictor in final set? Discard all multicollinear predictors or pick just one of them?
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8y ago
So say you have 3 predictors that have high intra predictor correlation. Can you still pick one of them, and discard the remaning 2? Or you cant pick any one of them?
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8y ago
Now this is a topic I desperately need. Can anyone here by any chance explain why would one choose predictors in multilinear regression that are NOT correlated to the target? I am having trouble understanding paper [1] where authors avoid u
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MichailP
8y ago
Are there some news about jupyter-notebook integration? That would be massive...
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9y ago
This reminds me of plum dumplings - and they are called gomboc in Hungarian. My late grandmother used to make those, and they were fantastic! Its not served as sweets, more as a main dish. Not that this has anything to do with mathematical
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9y ago
I had to be a bit cheeky to provoke discussion, and it seems that I did. I only edited the original post to voice my concern about down-votes initially coming faster then thoughtful comments we are all hoping for. Fortunately, in the end HN
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