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by ilija139 12d ago
I have also a weird story to tell that a human did and it is as crazy as this. It happen in 2019 so no LLMs at all. A person that was hired as an expert in our startup spent more than one week full time working on implementing his solution
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by ilija139 2mo ago
But AI is only able to get you through those already easy first 90-99%. The hard and most time-consuming part of getting to 100% is still there, and AI does not help or make us more productive achieving that, in my opinion.
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by ilija139 3mo ago
The iPhone was the only smartphone in 2007, and the one that they could track based on AT&T coverage.
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by ilija139 3mo ago
Every person after taking just one 101 statistics course tells everyone "correlation doesn't equal causation". But here, in the abstract is clear: > National-survey evidence on time use and sexual behavior is consistent wi
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by ilija139 3mo ago
Not every rich person got an iPhone. The rich people without an iPhone did not had equal amount of less kids. There are two groups, one has an iPhone, the other has not. The assumption is that two groups are big enough to have equal amount
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by ilija139 6mo ago
It has a lot clearer explanation of the method than Google's own post.
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by ilija139 6mo ago
You can try it with your own recorded video. I record myself doing exercises and Gemini gives me really good feedback on my form.
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by ilija139 7mo ago
"A4 paper sheet-sized ceramic film could hold more than 2 TB of data" Just 2 TB? Makes you appreciate just how much 2 TB of data is. Also, what's the point of "storing our future" if it is so difficult to read and d
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by ilija139 1y ago
Perhaps is intentionally, to allude to the multithreaded nature of free-threaded Python.
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by ilija139 2y ago
Off-topic, but anyone knows where to buy such [1] old but not rare (so they are cheap enough) math books? In UK and globally? Is e-bay and perhaps amazon the best place? How to avoid fakes? [1] https://www.lostartoflogarithms.com
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by ilija139 2y ago
Like FooBarBizBazz says below. One can buy and sell multiple options at the same time such that the trade overall makes money if the price stays within a range or (with a different set of option trades) makes money if the price goes outside
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by ilija139 2y ago
Exactly! You make all the points. Nothing more left to say.
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by ilija139 2y ago
One can make money predicting volatility.
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by ilija139 3y ago
"I'm sorry, but I cannot assist you in generating content that involves copyright infringement or illegal activities. If you have other questions or need assistance with a different topic, please feel free to ask, and I'll be
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by ilija139 3y ago
People go to ChatGPT instead of a search engine...
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by ilija139 4y ago
Exactly! Many motions in nature can be modeled as either Brownian motion or Lévy flight.
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by ilija139 4y ago
Not an eink tablet, but Samsung Notes app on Samsung tablets do exactly this. It lets you search your handwriting without converting the handwriting into text first.
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by ilija139 4y ago
Great post, such a clear writing style. Farewell Kite!
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by ilija139 4y ago
First time hearing about Krita, but I am amazed at how good it is. Paying $40 for Acorn 7 seems foolish now...
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by ilija139 5y ago
calories in, calories out
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by ilija139 5y ago
It says caloric restriction without malnutrition. Eating 15% less carb and fat calories won't make you loose any more muscle mass than you would have otherwise. But I am wondering my self too, what's the effect when you combine CR
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by ilija139 5y ago
Just for reference, the planet is 4.0×10^13 kilometres away, if we send our fastest ever probe, and assume it averages the top speed of 586,800 km/h all the way there, it will still take 7,781 years to reach the planet.
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by ilija139 8y ago
I wonder how it compares to Google's "Learned Index Structures" https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.01208
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by ilija139 9y ago
I expect we would find life on another planet within 50 years. But, it would take a lot longer to find or be found by an intelligent life.
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RNN Tutorial, Part 3 – Backpropagation Through Time and Vanishing Gradients(wildml.com)
7 points by ilija139 11y ago|0 comments
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Facebook expands AI research team to Paris(code.facebook.com)
1 points by ilija139 11y ago|0 comments
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by ilija139 11y ago
No. That is not how it works. Read the papers again.
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by ilija139 11y ago
As a foreigner living for 2 years in Singapore and coming from an unstable country I can say that Singaporeans have more freedom than any other citizens in the world. Like Mr. Calvin Cheng says: "I tell you what freedom is. Freedom is
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by ilija139 12y ago
Finally someone with reason.
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by ilija139 12y ago
So what happens?

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