eperfa

5 ms·

1.
by eperfa 2y ago
Google DeepMind's GenCast is based on diffusion: https://deepmind.google/discover/blog/gencast-predicts-weath... (Partially) Google Research's/DeepMind's NeuralGCM is based on hybrid models usi
2.
by eperfa 3y ago
(I have no extra knowledge of the topic, just read the article and found it interesting) You are right that at certain points randomness is emphasised, but I think the main claim of the article is that evolution is not driven purely by ran
3.
Why did Darwin’s 20th-century followers get evolution so wrong?(aeon.co)
3 points by eperfa 3y ago|3 comments
4.
by eperfa 5y ago
What is being done by Fidesz is definitely not what "most other developed countries" do. I won't be able to discuss all topics, but I'll give you a few examples of the media situation. There were several businessmen who
5.
by eperfa 5y ago
Sorry, you are right, I quoted the wrong number. The point is the same though: due to the nature of the Hungarian voting system, the winner can easily get more mandates than what would follow from the raw results, and this is why it is bene
6.
by eperfa 5y ago
It is true that Fidesz, his party, has won 2/3rds of the seats in the Parliament, though they only got 45.2% of the total votes. This victory was in part due to them significantly re-drawing the regions used during the elections to the
7.
by eperfa 6y ago
"In follow-up experiments, when the researchers instead chose which toy the baby would play with, the phenomenon disappeared entirely. If you take the element of choice away, Feigenson said, the phenomenon goes away." (from the ar
8.
by eperfa 6y ago
Absolutely not a doctor, so no way qualified to give professional advice, but the article states that not everyone followed the diet during all treatments, so they included all patients who complied at least during half of the cases, and th
9.
by eperfa 6y ago
Thanks for sharing!
10.
by eperfa 6y ago
Looks like this study was initiated/sponsored by this company, specifically testing the effectiveness on what they call Fasting Mimicking Diet. https://l-nutra.com/pages/fasting-mimicking-diet If I understand corr
11.
by eperfa 6y ago
The first sentence was misleading to me as well (it does refer to mice, but only as a "was also effective on mice" sense), but the study was done on humans.
12.
by eperfa 8y ago
AImotive | Research Engineers/Scientists - Planning, Control, Sensor Fusion, AI, Image Processing | Budapest, Hungary (EU) | ONSITE | https://aimotive.com/ AImotive is the largest independent team in the world working
13.
by eperfa 10y ago
That used to be the case until the end of last year, but it has been open-sourced and you can render a plot entirely on the client side, without a roundtrip to Plot.ly's servers (no rate limits anymore, custom integrations to your exis
14.
by eperfa 10y ago
We use Plot.ly ( https://plot.ly/javascript/ ), which is also built on top of D3.js It has been around for a long while, has superb connectors to many different languages (we mostly interact with it from Python), and has
15.
by eperfa 10y ago
I might be missing something here, but does this mean that .NET Framework and .NET Core have diverged, and you need to take extra steps to keep code compatible with both? The major differences between .NET Core and the .NET Framework: [..
16.
by eperfa 10y ago
ZeroTier looks amazing and exactly like what I've been searching for. I'm testing and installing it right now, hopefully we'll be happy users soon. One minor comment: while reading through the home page the question I first w
17.
Secret aid worker: Why do expats earn more than the rest of us?(theguardian.com)
3 points by eperfa 10y ago|0 comments
18.
by eperfa 12y ago
Hungary already has a separate telecommunication tax paid after every minute of phone calls and every sent message (SMS or MMS). The telco providers (T-Mobile, Telenor and Vodafon are the three major players here) were supposed to pay this
19.
by eperfa 12y ago
The band Kilo had a "crowdsourced music video" based on the same concept: http://donottouch.org/
20.
by eperfa 13y ago
To make it more clear: a web version would make it instantly available to every modern mobile device holder (let it be Android, iOS, Windows Phone), plus anyone on the desktop with a tablet. I might even prefer using it with a mouse, just d
21.
by eperfa 13y ago
Is there a way to make it universally available? I'm thinking of a web app mostly. I don't have an Android phone at hand right now, but this looks like something that should have existed ages ago, congrats. (To answer the question
22.
by eperfa 15y ago
"To rotate the canvas in 3D, you need to hold down SPACE and then DRAG horizontally with your cursor." Move your cursor over the heading so you get a little help (not really intuitive, but I liked it once I found it)
23.
by eperfa 16y ago
That's what I wanted to note as well, that the "new" Java for loop also uses iterators - this syntax simply hides them. And this basically kills the main point of this article.. (But it is definitely easier on the eye)
24.
by eperfa 16y ago
Sure, but we're talking about harvesting e-mail addresses from basically any sites you can find. It it's a matter of writing a regexp for the HTML source, it's fine. If it's a matter of running some complicated software with complex rules f
25.
by eperfa 16y ago
which is why they put that "add some fields of your own" link at the bottom
26.
by eperfa 16y ago
only the text-only version works, sorry http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...