In a way that works just as well but the incentives are messed up. And that's before we get into the whole 'salt the earth' way they ended up solving it. For a short period of time it may well have been the least…
Any one of the arguments you make here is already stronger than the original one. The problems with appeals to authority isn't that they are always false, it's that they are not a good argument. And you say his…
I mean mathematics has enough history that something can both have been false for centuries of mathematics research and true for centuries. Sometimes in different places simultaneously. Terrence Tao can do his job…
Bit of a weird world where we don't have self-driving cars but we did manage to automate the writing of articles lamenting that fact.
Hmm, so basically Sweden has a surplus of goods (electricity), but the EU commissions is trying to pay for it with coupons that look like money but can't be used to buy everything, and now Sweden is saying "no, tak".
So congestion revenues are essentially arbitrage? Is that something that really requires that much more regulation? If there's one thing markets tend to be good at solving it's arbitrage.
If only. Accepting failure likely wouldn't have resulted in so many mediocre movies. Huge losses on movies are rare I think, but being risk averse comes at a cost.
No need, it's like emacs, it has a stable cult following that keeps the whole thing going even as alternatives come and go.
If the local population saw more of the economic benefits, was taken more seriously when they complained about earth quake risk, and was compensated more readily when the earth quakes resulted in actual damage, then…
Requiring a 2/3 majority from the European Parliament seems a bit like a theoretical option more than anything. Even if it did (almost) happen once.
The main reason I'm not particularly pro EU is the following. How would we even sack the leadership?
So lobbyists did do it then?
One of the main reasons safety standards are written in blood.
I mean I get why my cups need frequent java updates, but still.
There are a couple of references, most on some obscure detail. The ones that might be worth a try for an introduction are: - Walters, P., An Introduction to Ergodic Theory, Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 79.…
Not sure, I'm basing most of this on lecture notes I got at university.
I think the explanation of entropy's blind spot is a bit off. It's not actually a problem for entropy if something is generated by a rule, you can calculate entropy for things like the continuous fractions for instance,…
If compliance was the main issue we wouldn't have had to invent ways for computers to do something other than exactly what they were asked.
You'll recognise the good engineers as the ones that remove code.
Even that is overselling the effort. Last time I checked you could find IDs with a simple image search.
I just want them to tell me if they don't know. It's the one question that AIs seem unable to answer correctly.
If you feel the need to hide how you got the answer then you know something is wrong.
To minimise the KL you just calculate the surprisal. The integral can be approximated by sampling over your training data. It's a direct expression of the information loss between your real data and your fitted…
I wonder if using a hilbert curve (or perhaps the simpler z-curve) access order would help things. If ought to work well regardless of cache size. Actually I think I recall some GPUs storing textures that way, but I'm…
I was expecting more like a minimal usage that makes sense for a butchery or something, not get rid of the people using email.
In a way that works just as well but the incentives are messed up. And that's before we get into the whole 'salt the earth' way they ended up solving it. For a short period of time it may well have been the least…
Any one of the arguments you make here is already stronger than the original one. The problems with appeals to authority isn't that they are always false, it's that they are not a good argument. And you say his…
I mean mathematics has enough history that something can both have been false for centuries of mathematics research and true for centuries. Sometimes in different places simultaneously. Terrence Tao can do his job…
Bit of a weird world where we don't have self-driving cars but we did manage to automate the writing of articles lamenting that fact.
Hmm, so basically Sweden has a surplus of goods (electricity), but the EU commissions is trying to pay for it with coupons that look like money but can't be used to buy everything, and now Sweden is saying "no, tak".
So congestion revenues are essentially arbitrage? Is that something that really requires that much more regulation? If there's one thing markets tend to be good at solving it's arbitrage.
If only. Accepting failure likely wouldn't have resulted in so many mediocre movies. Huge losses on movies are rare I think, but being risk averse comes at a cost.
No need, it's like emacs, it has a stable cult following that keeps the whole thing going even as alternatives come and go.
If the local population saw more of the economic benefits, was taken more seriously when they complained about earth quake risk, and was compensated more readily when the earth quakes resulted in actual damage, then…
Requiring a 2/3 majority from the European Parliament seems a bit like a theoretical option more than anything. Even if it did (almost) happen once.
The main reason I'm not particularly pro EU is the following. How would we even sack the leadership?
So lobbyists did do it then?
One of the main reasons safety standards are written in blood.
I mean I get why my cups need frequent java updates, but still.
There are a couple of references, most on some obscure detail. The ones that might be worth a try for an introduction are: - Walters, P., An Introduction to Ergodic Theory, Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 79.…
Not sure, I'm basing most of this on lecture notes I got at university.
I think the explanation of entropy's blind spot is a bit off. It's not actually a problem for entropy if something is generated by a rule, you can calculate entropy for things like the continuous fractions for instance,…
If compliance was the main issue we wouldn't have had to invent ways for computers to do something other than exactly what they were asked.
You'll recognise the good engineers as the ones that remove code.
Even that is overselling the effort. Last time I checked you could find IDs with a simple image search.
I just want them to tell me if they don't know. It's the one question that AIs seem unable to answer correctly.
If you feel the need to hide how you got the answer then you know something is wrong.
To minimise the KL you just calculate the surprisal. The integral can be approximated by sampling over your training data. It's a direct expression of the information loss between your real data and your fitted…
I wonder if using a hilbert curve (or perhaps the simpler z-curve) access order would help things. If ought to work well regardless of cache size. Actually I think I recall some GPUs storing textures that way, but I'm…
I was expecting more like a minimal usage that makes sense for a butchery or something, not get rid of the people using email.