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curious_fella1
6y ago
Awesome!
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6y ago
Thanks!
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6y ago
Thank you for the comprehensive response! That was very interesting :) I took a Biopsychology of Drugs class in college and found it fascinating. Do you know of any good (text)books on the subject?
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6y ago
> Several classes of opioids have been shown to cause neuronal degeneration Question for you - is this "brain damage" that I often hear results from taking a particular drug the result of intentful downregulation of certain neu
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6y ago
Can you share some of these strategies?
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6y ago
More looking for an ETF
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6y ago
For the Tesla bears out there, is there a way to invest in the S&P500 - TSLA ?
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6y ago
One loud, crazy voice doesn't represent the majority.
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6y ago
This is stupid. I've seen 0 signs of this as the FAANG company I work at (my gauge being our internal forum). Absolutely 0 mention of this. No mentions from coworkers, friends, etc.
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6y ago
It sounds like you're projecting your ignorance of another people onto that people.
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6y ago
Perhaps our artificial representation of neurons are simply much less energy efficient than a biological neuron?
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6y ago
Science is not interested in political correctness.
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6y ago
> his parting words were “if someone offers you a seat on a spaceship, don’t ask which seat” Lol what a jackass
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6y ago
> and it the only company with increase in # of deliveries among the 10 largest autos globally I'm sure others have commented, but this is some real silly logic. Yes, going from (fake numbers) 100k -> 110k cars sold is a lot easi
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6y ago
This is great.
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6y ago
They suspended spot bonuses, not your yearly bonus. These are sometimes given out at the end of a long project, they might be worth ~2k. Still really annoying, but also kinda click-baity title.
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7y ago
I think these death notes sum up the most interesting parts of the debacle. Hypothermia; leader of group Hypothermia Internal bleeding from severe chest trauma Hypothermia Hypothermia Hypothermia Hypothermia Fatal skull injury Severe chest
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7y ago
They were practically absent from day to day affairs anyways. This is unsurprising.
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7y ago
Only slightly worse: https://media.wired.com/photos/593252a1edfced5820d0fa07/mast...
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7y ago
At least one misleading source from the article: when talking about the limitations of Uber's self-driving tech, the author links to a source mentioning Uber may be paying license fees to Waymo for their AV tech, insinuating that Uber
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7y ago
God forbid that it takes more than a few days for decent chat bots to appear on Reddit from a troll farm in eastern europe/china/wherever based on these new models. Or has that already happened, and we're simply unaware?
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7y ago
Google has been introducing a new parser for natural language queries https://www.blog.google/products/search/search-language-unde...
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7y ago
Detecting Gmail spam is a wildly different problem than detecting paid shills on a forum.
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7y ago
The question we should be asking is how much retraining had to occur to accomplish the new task? If it's significantly less than to the accomplish the original task, the algorithm has transferred its latent knowledge from the original
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7y ago
Was gmail made in house?
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7y ago
You said it yourself: software engineer So we are allowed.
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7y ago
Interesting!
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7y ago
This is a flawed argument. If you were to never make your bet in the first place, the "person who can't stop gambling" would still be losing their money to the bookie. You're not enabling the bookie taking their money. I
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7y ago
How does that affect this?
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7y ago
Do you have any sources? I haven't heard of that (although it would hardly surprise me), would be curious to read.
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