Blind acceptance of Edsger Dijkstra's writings considered harmful, such as goto and array index starting at 0.
I prefer epubs because it it endlessly customizable and modifiable. If I am unhappy with the styling of an epub I have, I just dive in and change it. It's nothing but html and css underneath. Don't like the image?…
Its only natural to speak a native language between interlocutors who share it because its the most effortless way to talk between them. I don't think it is rude, especially if you're not part of the conversation and…
Exactly. I worked in Business Intelligence and having both an accountant and a programmer background, whiteboard coding never comes up in interviews. Its more domain knowledge that's important, which is mostly about…
And why is that? What is good for EU is good for Europe.
Really grateful for the work you put into this. Thanks.
I know you are just doing your job, but what tezza did is called British humour.
The difference between the theory of evolution and the "theory of gravity" is that tests about gravity are reproducible and repeatable, but not tests on evolutionary theory. One can not test/replicate evolution…
I say this is bullshit. It looks like black-white dichotomy because we frame it as passion-vs-work. Even if we are passionate about something, there will always be parts that are boring and feels like work. That does…
I think this is called an emergent property.
If you read only both, there is a segment of the population who's actions and opinions are going to be a complete mystery to you. Try reading also Siddhārtha Gautama.
We're talking here of technology, something that can be turned into a product, and not black holes, for example.
> I've always understood the claim that deep learning scales to be a claim about deployment and use of trained models, not about training. The whole point is that you can invest (substantial) resources upfront to train…
(And if you have an American-branded anti-virus) What if your PC gets enlisted in a state sponsored attack by the US? Or is used as a proxy for an intrusion? Or... so many other possible scenarios...
And how did you come to this conclusion?
I think you have to look at how you are naming your functions.
99% of the time? Where did you get that? GPS is better than human only wherever it has better data. Bring it to a place where it has no data and its useless. Meanwhile, humans can easily adopt to find themselves in…
> Both styles, Dr. Nisbett said, have advantages, and both have limitations. The Americans, the researchers found, were more likely to accept the validity of the argument, separating its formal structure, that of a…
By the same logic, Google beating Lee Sedol with AlphaGo is boring.
Be careful about generalizations either.
As long as Filipinas are Latinas, you're correct. https://www.townandcountry.ph/people/inspiration/mariel-padi...
Nonsense. If there is such a thing as Scholastic philosophy, which is heavily on the religious side, as opposed to other western philosophies, then there is such a thing as Eastern philosophy. Buddhist philosophy, Jain…
> When Wittgenstein said "Whereof one cannot speak thereof one must be silent." He meant it in a respectful way, as a defense of religious mysticism. What is mystical about this? I think this is thoroughly a practical…
>That's the problem isn't it? A language is assumed to be a dialect of another language just because it uses the same script, regardless of its origins or how mutually intelligible it is. Is that really the reason? Does…
Blind acceptance of Edsger Dijkstra's writings considered harmful, such as goto and array index starting at 0.
I prefer epubs because it it endlessly customizable and modifiable. If I am unhappy with the styling of an epub I have, I just dive in and change it. It's nothing but html and css underneath. Don't like the image?…
Its only natural to speak a native language between interlocutors who share it because its the most effortless way to talk between them. I don't think it is rude, especially if you're not part of the conversation and…
Exactly. I worked in Business Intelligence and having both an accountant and a programmer background, whiteboard coding never comes up in interviews. Its more domain knowledge that's important, which is mostly about…
And why is that? What is good for EU is good for Europe.
Really grateful for the work you put into this. Thanks.
I know you are just doing your job, but what tezza did is called British humour.
The difference between the theory of evolution and the "theory of gravity" is that tests about gravity are reproducible and repeatable, but not tests on evolutionary theory. One can not test/replicate evolution…
I say this is bullshit. It looks like black-white dichotomy because we frame it as passion-vs-work. Even if we are passionate about something, there will always be parts that are boring and feels like work. That does…
I think this is called an emergent property.
If you read only both, there is a segment of the population who's actions and opinions are going to be a complete mystery to you. Try reading also Siddhārtha Gautama.
We're talking here of technology, something that can be turned into a product, and not black holes, for example.
> I've always understood the claim that deep learning scales to be a claim about deployment and use of trained models, not about training. The whole point is that you can invest (substantial) resources upfront to train…
(And if you have an American-branded anti-virus) What if your PC gets enlisted in a state sponsored attack by the US? Or is used as a proxy for an intrusion? Or... so many other possible scenarios...
And how did you come to this conclusion?
I think you have to look at how you are naming your functions.
99% of the time? Where did you get that? GPS is better than human only wherever it has better data. Bring it to a place where it has no data and its useless. Meanwhile, humans can easily adopt to find themselves in…
> Both styles, Dr. Nisbett said, have advantages, and both have limitations. The Americans, the researchers found, were more likely to accept the validity of the argument, separating its formal structure, that of a…
By the same logic, Google beating Lee Sedol with AlphaGo is boring.
Be careful about generalizations either.
As long as Filipinas are Latinas, you're correct. https://www.townandcountry.ph/people/inspiration/mariel-padi...
Nonsense. If there is such a thing as Scholastic philosophy, which is heavily on the religious side, as opposed to other western philosophies, then there is such a thing as Eastern philosophy. Buddhist philosophy, Jain…
> When Wittgenstein said "Whereof one cannot speak thereof one must be silent." He meant it in a respectful way, as a defense of religious mysticism. What is mystical about this? I think this is thoroughly a practical…
>That's the problem isn't it? A language is assumed to be a dialect of another language just because it uses the same script, regardless of its origins or how mutually intelligible it is. Is that really the reason? Does…