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9y ago
did nassim taleb really boast about deadlifting 400 lbs? That isn't very much for a deadlift if you lift consistently...
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at the risk of offending NLPers/Vision/Speech I just think those tasks are 'easier' in a variety of ways.
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9y ago
I'm actually not familiar with this exam-I'll look into it!
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9y ago
myer briggs is basically meaningless
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9y ago
lol what-I was looking at this list of people who do this-in fact a lot of them ARE machine learning researchers...including some in my department!
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9y ago
Well the US is no longer part of the tpp.... In the counterfactual world where tpp is signed by the American president I think it would have quite potent https://www.google.com/amp/foreignpolicy.com/2015/10&#x
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I'm frustrated that is patentable
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It was called the tpp...
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and he finds this hard to believe after a power (russia) interfered massively in an american election? an in europe...
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9y ago
what is lecunn paid by FAIR? my roommate and I settled on 2-3 mil. thoughts?
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9y ago
Fantastic! I thought more about your question (at least what I thought it was) and it wouldn't necessarily prevent redundant encoding but it would sort of restrict how 'damaging' such an encoding could be (if that makes sense
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9y ago
I don't like this example-they could be a graduate student
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I am going to assume by 'redundant encoding' you mean a model that takes some non-racial feature like- living in an urban area- and uses that to predict something that is very different across races- say whether or not your loan i
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I think a great part is you can watch someone take a REAL potato with real dirt on it, clean it, cut it up with a massive guillotine thing, insert it into boiling oil, and hand it to you. Beautiful.
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9y ago
the whole point of the amazon bidding process is to induce competition between cities to give amazon exemptions and tax breaks-Philadelphia/Pennsylvania will probably benefit on the whole if they were chosen...but the size of that bene
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That is NOT a tax break....the immigrants and their families didn't spend years paying into the state tax base used to support the public university which the citizens presumably did and will continue to do in the future... edit: I am
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Ah an interesting point about due process. I buy that. Yes journalist integrity is a good term that I feel captures the scope of what we would like to discuss. Side note watching the project veritas videos is so heartwarming. It really make
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9y ago
reading more of your comments I disagree with very little of what you said
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edit: sorry if I wrote too much. I guess I got excited. Sure they predate #metoo but they are part of the same laudable impulse: to hold sexual predators accountable-often in the court of public opinion. I fail to see why you would make a d
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welcome to America. This is why newspapers have legal departments. Personally, I'd rather have to worry about #fakenews and PR and spin rather than have to live in a where journalists fear prosecution from the rich and powerful for err
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Are you asking for examples of the mob-like behavior? And lack of due process? Here are some: -Duke Lacrosse, Rolling Stone, Columbia-guy,... In the Lacrosse case there were legal repercussions in terms of the behavior of the prosecutor AND
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9y ago
In case the comment below is unclear-because you make sure everything you say is TRUE
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9y ago
Data point of 1: probably 70% of the people I match with on bumble initiate a conversation. I think I'm slightly above average in terms of attractiveness
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9y ago
Is this article paid advertising by Xiaomi? It feels very suspicious
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9y ago
It's called an appendix.
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that example was more hypothetical of possible uses of satellite images. idk whether or not its too coarse to be a profitable signal https://www.cnbc.com/id/38722872
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9y ago
Also commodities, forex...
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I can pay for high resolution images of every walMart in the US- Use math- estimate foot traffic- estimate average sales per person- I can estimate profitability of Walmart. Let's say it's a good quarter. I buy a bunch of Walmart
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9y ago
Great book!
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Meh I don't think your example about machine learning is particularly apropos...or even very accurate.
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