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I've been playing the same game of Civilization II for almost 10 years (2012)
(old.reddit.com)
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neuralk
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7y ago
Wittgenstein argues that there is no such thing as a private language.
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neuralk
7y ago
Besides the course you are taking (is it an in-person class, or online perhaps?), are there any resources for learning Sanskrit that you'd recommend? I have the same long term goal as you! I'm looking to self-study the language si
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Beautifully presented! Thanks for sharing, these notes are inspiring, I especially like the simplicity of the presentation's design paired with interactive elements. Too often I find material with the latter to be extremely busy. As so
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7y ago
This feels like a business opportunity. Or, at least, an open source repo + a tutorial article that would attract donations.
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7y ago
I never (no longer, that is) see tweets that other people like. I think there is a setting to disable them from appearing now. At the very least, whenever one appears you can click the little arrow next to it and select "see less often
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7y ago
>Do you want an unsorted list of all websites that contain your keywords? Yes, because then I could apply my own ranking. More realistically, it would be useful as various web services could select from among various forms of ranking as
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Taleb's response to this article: https://twitter.com/nntaleb/status/1115684446081040386
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Duke Whistleblower Gets More Than $33M in Research Fraud Settlement
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8y ago
No, it is not just interpolating. The underlying algorithm uses machine learning by applying a trained deep neural network. So there is value added besides a mere upscale. You're ultimately right, though, and that a true HD is only goi
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Let’s TalkConcurrency with Carl Hewitt
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Concrete Practices to Be a Better Leader: Framing and Intention (2012)
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8y ago
The article is paywalled, unless you have access through a university or other library. The high price you'd pay for paywalled papers goes in large part to the publisher for no real tangible benefit. Most research, and likely the linke
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Samourai Wallet: Removing Security Features Due to Google Play Store Policies
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8y ago
>Freedom of speech is a right provided by the constitution No, it is not. It explicitly is not. Freedom of speech is one right among many other unstated rights held in common by the people. The first amendment merely prohibits Congress f
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Futures and promises
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Inspaniduals – Google Search
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Alternative Influence: Far-Right YouTuber Networks Visualized [pdf]
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8y ago
Spaced repetition software? A requisite post is gwern's excellent and comprehensive article on them https://www.gwern.net/Spaced-repetition
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8y ago
Exactly what I was wondering about -- couldnt illegitimate DMCA requests be an attack vector to shut down a public GitHub repo temporarily? There wasn't much to the quoted DMCA request. Edit: I'm guessing there's enough in th
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8y ago
If the researcher had done that -- queried every cellphone and published it -- I fully expect they'd receive the same treatment from law enforcement that weev and Aaron Swartz got, if not worse
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8y ago
An article with a title like this, people are only responding to the question (which is rhetorical anyway). The OP submission has only been up 1 hour at the time of this comment and the vast majority of the 100+ comments here are addressing
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8y ago
Not yet! I'm still on the hunt, but now I am searching for books. I suspect it will require checking out a few tomes from library to find what I'm looking for.
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8y ago
I was wishing for old-school keyword search just this morning! Nice synchronicity. I must completely disagree with the other posters claiming that keyword searches are not useful. For niche research, they are extremely helpful or even neces
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9y ago
No, that video is real. Those are morph cuts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6wPUtKg-Ac
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9y ago
Move over deep learning, hello sheep learning.
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9y ago
Thanks for the condescension, but really we weren't talking about the justice system.
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9y ago
>your entire point rests upon the incorrect assumption that the other side isn't corrupt. no it doesn't. Anyone's corruption should be exposed for the betterment of society. Rather, it is your argument that solely depends
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This is a verifiably false comment that I hope was written from ignorance and not something else. Seth Rich was not killed by "inner-city violence." He was killed by an unknown assailant, presumably in a mugging but it is again un
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Funny how people seem to care more about who was targeted or how they got the leaks, rather than the content of the leaks themselves. You'd think evidence of corruption would be relevant and worthy of mass coverage, no matter who commi
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