jbelanich

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   by jbelanich 13y ago

   You're correct in that neural networks as a model have been around for a long time. However, those networks were restricted to be shallow because backpropogation didn't work well on networks with many hidden layers. Only recently have res
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   by jbelanich 13y ago

   Ironically, "painting a picture" is exactly what the author said you should do: "Write about it in more than 140 characters; on paper even. Paint a picture of it. Talk about it face to face with your friends. Talk about how it made you fe
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   by jbelanich 13y ago

   The crux of the argument seems to be the time and place of sharing. Before the advent of social media, sharing used to happen after the event. Now, it happens during it. The author doesn't seem like he is against sharing in general, just
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   by jbelanich 13y ago

   I don't think the author is against sharing in general. It seems to me he is trying to say there is a time and place for sharing, and that is not during the event itself. Perhaps I'm getting the wrong impression from the post. Anyway, th
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   by jbelanich 13y ago

   There are also people who get it but don't care. Not all companies need, want, or can keep the most talented developers. For them, it is fine to have someone who just has "5 years programming with java". This advice is too general and do
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   Philosophy, Ethics, and Drone Warfare(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)

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