teddyknox

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Blockchain Is the Biggest Political Innovation Since Democracy(teddyknox.substack.com)
1 points by teddyknox 4y ago|0 comments
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by teddyknox 8y ago
I wonder if machine learning could be used to model the probability distributions at a greater capacity, and thus reduce backtracking. One might also consider placing the algorithm in the context of a generative adversarial network (GAN) to
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by teddyknox 8y ago
How'd you learn that you have this condition?
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by teddyknox 8y ago
Did vorinostat do anything for this? One of your comments on this 6 months ago got indexed by a search engine and I just found it.
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by teddyknox 9y ago
Love the modesty implicit in the short post.
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by teddyknox 9y ago
Death metal is my go-to work music for when the fight with entropy feels like a losing battle. Especially as the rest of our capitalist society tells you to be happy all the time, death metal offers you the intuitive sense that you're
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by teddyknox 9y ago
Why do BBC articles do so well here?
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by teddyknox 9y ago
Ello.co stealing their metaphorical lunch
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by teddyknox 9y ago
Sometimes I use a 26 word language and it sure seem capable of saying everything...
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by teddyknox 9y ago
Conventional processors will eventually run into physical limits of heat dissipation that will impede moore's law. Reversible computers are a way of circumventing this physical limitation because they dissipate less energy as heat.
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by teddyknox 9y ago
When I think exabyte scale queries on a columnar datastore I think aggregations, but then I have this question: Why do we need to do exabyte scale queries in the first place? Wouldn't statistical inference via random sampling be faster
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by teddyknox 9y ago
fish
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by teddyknox 10y ago
What differentiates LLVM IR from, say, JVM bytecode? I'm curious because there's a stalled out GNU project under GCC called GCJ that would compile JVM bytecode to native. I wonder if the issue became that statically linking in the
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Lucky you didn't go blind
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Scala vs. Swift vs. C#. Fight!
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Don Libes' daughter went to my high school, and I was working as the "webmaster" for the high school newspaper's website at the time. He would ruthlessly criticize via email the product our self-taught and earnest 2010-e
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by teddyknox 10y ago
This reminds me of the new Black Mirror season 3 pilot
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Doing a forward pass for every sample sounds like it would be prohibitive for real-time applications.
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by teddyknox 10y ago
There's a new HBO series called "The Night Of" that portrays the New York justice system this way. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=556N5vojtp0
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Sure. I think what the OP was playing around with was whether we could generalize from, as you said, "expert knowledge of the problem[s] and good algorithms" so that AI could replace components in the incumbent programming paradig
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Why do we need to jump to ML-based programming again? I'm confident that as we build simpler interfaces and workflows for replacing the most modular components in our programs with AI, we'll begin to see which components are the n
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by teddyknox 10y ago
> The thing I would like to get working is telling the net "here is a ton of different buttons, grids, lists and a lot of other UI stuff, and there are all our products - I want to maximize revenue - do whatever you like to get ther
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by teddyknox 10y ago
RFID isn't spoofable? I thought it was.
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Does anyone know which Google office the button wall in the demo video is installed?
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by teddyknox 10y ago
Also useful in latency-sensitive applications, such as the drone flight demo they use in their video.
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by teddyknox 11y ago
Turns out you can use the same navigational keybindings to move around nvim splits and tmux splits, so that moving between the two programs is a sinch. This is what I use. https://robots.thoughtbot.com/seamlessly-navigate-vi
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Yahoo open-sources CaffeOnSpark deep learning framework for Hadoop(github.com)
2 points by teddyknox 11y ago|0 comments
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by teddyknox 11y ago
I don't doubt that exercise promotes a healthy brain, but I sometimes wonder whether the endorphin high of exercise is really the best preparation for the day at hand. Sure, you feel great, but are you thinking great? Or do you just t
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Virtual Retinal Display (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by teddyknox 11y ago|0 comments
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by teddyknox 11y ago
> I was chatting with a friend of a friend the other day who mentioned she was thinking about taking Epicodus. Out loud, I said "Oh, that's awesome! I really hope you do it." But in my head, I was worried. What if she wasn

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