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You're describing corrupt US markets with somewhat passive operators, but in the rest or the world the story is different. In Scandinavian countries each taxi company has an app, is fairly efficient, and it's just the matter of downloading a bunch of apps. In some Asian and Eastern European markets unlicensed cheaper gypsy taxis are an everyday thing, with a host of problems of their own, so arrival of yet another competitor is not really a game changer.
Being 25 I am automatically ruled out of giving life advice, but perhaps read something like Shoe Dog and then make a decision. Regardless of what you do, it isn't going to be easy. (team people)
Oh, duh, because while "physics" (general relativity) shows that mass is gravity, the whole point of this exploration is see if we can derive that equivalence (or something extremely close to it) from core QM principles rather than assuming it a-priori. Because the a-priori assumption (general relativity) contradicts QM. So some deeper principle needs to unfold to present both Higgs bosons (inertial mass) and gravitons (gravitational mass) and their relationship, from which something very very very close to general relativity can be derived. Is that right?

If so, has any actual string-theoretical mathematical relationship between gravitons and Higgs bosons been developed that would explain general relativity? Or is it stuck at "in string theory, something like 'gravitons' could exist"?
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I had this exact same idea but never executed on it. I like everything about this, implementation to web design. I hope you slay with this.
That's a great point and it's making me regret the flippant tone of my post.

However, I do wonder if there is a critical threshold beyond which the ad supported, data-driven market economy model will eventually metastasize into something altogether more menacing. Perhaps not as far as the traditional fictional representation of indentured workers with implanted brain-chips, but maybe a generalization of the Silicon Valley-type society: a small elite catered to by an army of individuals with precarious jobs (Uber drivers, etc.), with no other outlet other than to consume things occasionally and tap on a screen as a distraction. Essentially, the return of the old degree of inequality that's been historically prevalent and only recently pushed back a little, but this time tied together with technology. The semi-humorous concept of "late-stage capitalism" used to describe modern absurdity does look like an echo of things to come.

Don't get me wrong. I do enjoy all of the things you've listed and more. It's just the potential for human misery that can be unleashed by the misuse of this tech is certainly a thing to consider.
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In the 80s I questioned the use of using two bytes for the date. I was laughed at by the experienced programmers. They said the software would be rewritten by then. It should have been, but it wasn't...
But there is a trade off between how much time you spend today vs future compatibility.
If your only overhead is filling an 8K buffer, I don't think your user is going to care. Taking one microsecond instead of one nanosecond doesn't matter all that much when you're going to lose way more than that in pipes, the kernel, the program you're piping it to, etc.
Looks like Nvidia is doing a proper content marketing push to compete against AMD.
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I wonder if this is related to [Hyperfocal Distance](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperfocal_distance), a concept familiar to many photographers. Roughly, if you focus on the background (infinity), the foreground would be blurry; and vice-versa. If you focus about ~1/3rd into the scene, you'd have everything in reasonably sharp focus.

Unlike camera lenses, our eyes can't easily focus on an arbitrary distance without an object being present there. Perhaps the front sight is working as an approximation of the hyperfocal distance.
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It depends on who the customers are. We have license checks at my company, and they would be rather trivial to circumvent. But they are there to keep the honest people honest, not to stop a determined adversary.
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You need time off. You need surgery and recovery time, and then you need some more time off post-recovery.

I say this as somebody who has recently returned to work after 2 months away due to surgery and needing rehabilitation post-surgery that was very intensive. I'm still feeling burned out, and I'm hoping to take a couple of weeks out in a month or two to just regroup and gather my energy back.

You need to figure out whether you can take some time out before making a decision, or if you need to make the decision now and then take the time off. If the acquiring company won't let you have enough time off (or more depending on the surgery), well, that's a problem, and you need to talk to your co-founder about whether you can do it whilst in the company.

The absolute top priority in all of this is your health: you can't pivot, sell or work for somebody else if you're not well. Deal with the burn out and surgery as an urgent priority, everything else is secondary.
Right, but if that was the limiting factor on throughput with the original pipe, then there's nothing they could do to the bespoke 'yes' to beat it.
So are gravitons related to higgs bosons in the same way? Or are gravitons, assuming higgs boson === inertial mass, more like the difference between (higgs bosons aka inertial mass) and gravitational mass (thus unrelated to / independent of higgs bosons)?
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Not even being aware of how to determine what constitutes valid medical advice is detrmimental to people's long term health.
This is interesting. My intuition says NNs will be terrible at combinatorial optimization types of problems. Then again Go is a combinatorial type of game and AlphaGo beat everyone.

Maybe an NN for Sudoku should use AlphaGo type of architecture.
In around 2001 I started reverse-engineering games on the PC before having any programming skills (later moved to programming).

I remember MadWizard's assembly tutorial[0] being very helpful at the time.

[0] http://www.madwizard.org/programming/tutorials/
You have been focussing on this thing for a long long time. In your own words you think it's a long shot.

Now imagine you're an 3rd party investor. You have $200k "return", health benefits, vacation, savings in one year on the one hand and a startup with your size stake with your current idea on the other. Which one would u pick?

As a selfish investor which would u pick?

I don't know the terms of your deal but you should be able to sit down and make an apples to apple comparison.
If you raised $1 mil+ why not pay yourself and get a good insurance? It's not like you're bootstrapped, what are you doing with the money?
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> To index those effectively, you'd need to create a trigram index in Postgres, which takes up a TON of space.

I actually ran some experiments on using a naive trigram index and found it doesn't currently don't work for our use case. Most of our data is highly redundant (e.g. Every CSS hierarchy contains `div`) in it. This causes every query to read a large portion of the trigram index which makes the query really slow. I've heard the developers of pg_trgm improved the performance of this use case in a recent version of pg_trgm. I haven't reran my experiment yet because Heap is currently on Postgres 9.5, and the new version of pg_trgm is only available for 9.6+.

I believe partial indexes collectively account for ~5% of our disk storage. A trigram index alone would cause an about 30% increase in our disk usage. To eliminate partial indexes, we would also need full indexes on other commonly queried fields such as the url or the text of what was clicked on. Each of these indexes adds a solid amount of space.
There is a bug bounty program. Submit the bug here:

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There were a couple of computers in my shop that had a Y2K BIOS issue. Although there is a sort of software in the form of firmware on BIOS, many people considered this sort of Y2k error presentation a hardware problem.

So, while a Y2K compliance program dealt mostly with software, a complete program went through and tested all hardware in inventory.
Technically the same thing is true for 'return'.
You're not taking into account all the people who didn't die immediately but long before their time because of cancer.

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That's misinformation. I have nothing to do with PSI, i just focused on two biographies of two individuals who are fringe proponents. I specifically only edited basic biographical meta data. My detractors want to paint me as a fringe promoter so as to discredit my study.
Take the offer. You're one of the 90% of startups that don't make it. There's no shame in that whatsoever. You tried something that 99.99% of us will never attempt and you were good enough to get bought by another company. That is an outstanding achievement. Maybe you can take the resources of the acquiring company and make that company better, all while working 40 hr weeks and health benefits.

Also, you can give it another go in a few years. There's nothing stopping you from doing that.
Going target shooting is incredibly relaxing and a great break from the workday. The focus required to sight in a target and control one's breathing, arm, and finger movement is a very powerful relaxant to me and melts stress away.

I work from home and I live in the burbs so pistol or rifle shooting is not possible. However, I've gotten really hooked on shooting (of all things) my Red Ryder BB gun. It doesn't make a loud noise, it costs almost nothing to shoot, and it's surprisingly accurate for how inexpensive it is. These little BB guns have iron sights like the article discusses.

My favorite thing to shoot is little plastic bottles--particularly the ones that over-the-counter medication comes in. They're durable and make a nice popping noise when you hit them. I put them on little stakes in the back yard at about 10-15 yards and shoot at them from my deck. As I got better, I made up little games, like shooting them in a sequence and trying to get 100% accuracy. I find it easy to get back to writing code after doing this for five or ten minutes.
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I don't think optimizing a rats nest of functions with SGD is that impressive. If a model lacks explanatory power what use is it to people?

In this case when the solution from the NN is incorrect what recourse do you have? The actual solution might be an arbitrary permutation of what the NN gave you and there is no way to tell which rows and columns will have to be reshuffled to get the actual solution or even if there is a solution. The constraints might be inconsistent and you will never know.
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One particular mechanism is 6to4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6to4. It works through anycast address 192.88.99.1, so you don't need any provider-specific setup or subscription.
Your health is more important than your company. You will have many jobs and opportunities to found companies, but only one body. Do what's right for you, don't look backwards, and do it without any regrets.
There are many ethereum sub reddits mentioning concern about your presence. Shrugging me off as a "Crank" is not something you can continue to do every time someone criticizes you or RationalWiki.
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>But doesn't this make the typical use case (just a few "yes"s needed) slower, since first it has to fill a buffer?

If "only few yes's are needed" then the slowdown to produce them will be inconsequential, whether they still fill a buffer in this case or not.
I wasn't banned from Wikipedia for sock puppeting, you're stating misinformation from RationalWiki.
Unless you are statically linking, one malloc doesn't significantly affect your startup time. When only a few y's are read, time is going to be dominated by ld.so, by a large margin.
This is the URL that jonbaer originally submitted (sadly at an awkward time). I meant to send mail about it (there's no "Really! I vouch for this!" for low point stories that languish), but I see the result worked out anyway.
Thank you for the reference! I happen to knew it before, but forgot the name and could not find it anymore.
That's not correct, there have been several releases of radioactivity from US military vessels. This is all prior to the late 1980s, since the mid 1970s many controls and monitors were added to prevent releases.

Personally I'd attribute this to lack of awareness rather than lack of budget. The Soviet program looks quite different.

December 12, 1971, The USS Dace spilled 1,900 litres of radioactive coolant water in to the Thames River, Connecticut.

Undisclosed location, radioactive resin being dumped at sea from the USS Guardfish blows back on to the vessel.

May 22, 1978, USS Puffer releases another 1,900l of radioactive water near Puget Sound, Washington, United States

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_nuclear_accid...

Apparently 'millions of gallons' of primary loop coolant was released in to the environment prior to 1973. This even references some sources if you want to dig deeper http://www.environment-hawaii.org/?p=3836
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> That you find it "inauthentic" may say more about you than it does about the service workers you're encountering.

As would one's inability to understand eye contact and body language.
again, you're misinformed. it links DIRECTLY to the RW article, and that article is mentioned in many pages on WWHP.
It links to comments made on talk pages out of context, read the actual links to WP pages and you will see.
Pedantic correction: that just makes it unlikely, not impossible.

It is after all possible to tamper with comment post dates (either by using some exploit, or by having legit access to a site administration).
shooting for me is incredibly therapeutic you can devote a large portion of your concentration to it and disconnect your brain for a while. I think some of the appeal is that you can see an immediate result of your effort and therefore can attempt to analyze and calibrate your performance. I really recommend shooting with advanced holographic optics because it brings you closer to your own reactions and can help hone your skill.
I would just pre-allocate a static array of "y\n" of size BUFSIZ, write it out in a loop, and call it for the day, skipping the whole malloc and filling loop business.

Make the static array BUFSIZ * 1024 to trim the syscalls by a factor of 1000.
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You're calculating what it would cost to store a string representation of a date. Which is silly. You should always convert to a timestamp for storage. You can cram way more info into a single integer than you can with a base 10 string. And the bonus is you verify the date's correctness before storing.

Even a 32-bit int could hold 11 million years worth of dates. And if your software is used for longer than that, you can just change it to a 64-bit long and have software that will outlast the sun.
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To put it in more perspective I moved to a place with a similar cost of living, but more technology oriented/in demand. This had the effect of doubling my salary.
are you actually defending the RW article? It's obvious hatch job. The rationalwiki article references itself when it says "Viharo has a persecution complex.." and states that the entire site is a conspiracy theory and no evidence has been found for harassment"...with no reference what so ever.
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Could you instead write your own syscalls but also your own $GOOS target for the compiler?

That's possibly more work but it's the approach I would have taken as it seems more fun than just replicating Linux (or whatever) syscalls.
Not the GP -- I've been using Sleep Cycle for exactly 852 nights. It was of immense help developing sleep hygiene. Now I'm waking up before the alarm, which I believe might make more sense if your take an evolutionary perspective. I'm still using the app, as I've wondered if I could do something interesting with this data.

It's unfortunate that Hello are shutting down. I was thinking into buying Sense for my bedroom, despite that I'm using different app, mostly because the aesthetics.
I think you're expecting too much of people.

I don't trust anyone but my parents to put me before their financial self interest. I don't even trust my siblings to do the same, and we aren't on bad terms, either.

The only reason they wouldn't "betray" you is if they saw more long term value in being in your good graces. It's not that they hate you. It's that they love themselves more than they care about you.

A close family friend is a notary dealing in family estates. From what I can tell about human nature, whenever there is money involved, people fight. Fighting between siblings over inheritance is basically the norm, something to be expected. Same goes for business partnerships where two friends decide they will own a restaurant together. And if they manage to not end up fighting, their families will when one of them dies. Something else to keep in mind.
As someone who's been on the opposite side of this (having stayed in a zombie startup while recovering from a bad health situation) I say go for it. Health - both physical and mental - come before money. If you get to pay investors, get a good gig out of it and a great entry (an exit is an exit!) on your CV, you'll be doing much better than 95% of startups out there.

If you feel like you need someone to do a mental dump on and you are in the Bay Area, please feel free to contact me. My email is on my profile.
Sad that many bright theoretical physicists have been doing science?

Because, even if a theory doesn't pan out, it' s still science: you've researched an avenue and came to certain conclusions.

And perhaps this is most of science work -- not the "found a new theory" but "checked whether this theory works" (and same for experimental science).
> I will be talking about this approach in more detail in GolangUK '17.

Sounds great. Any chance for you to come to dotgo.eu?
Some feedback: we have been successfully using HE for years at our office, because of a lousy ISP that keeps on piling up ridiculous excuses. Latest one was that we couldn't get IPv6 because we had a "special" IPv4 block.

Also used SixXS but the aiccu+AYIYA/6in4 requirement isn't ideal when you have some network gear that supports 6to4 tunnelling natively.
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`yes` (with the backticks) is my favorite "bring the system to its knees right now" shell command.
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> We're hoping to add a few shows/ podcasts to our regime this summer to get our ears more accustomed.

Try to focus on shows/podcasts that target children and/or teens -- the language will be more at your level. There may be more slang, but that will be relatively simple to navigate via various language forums.

Once your ear gets tuned to listening to native-speed German, then you can move on to more adult-oriented topics (start with simple, fun stuff and then move on to material that covers "real" topics).
I'd argue to build a company like Uber, he needed to stay on the edge of law given the archaic regulations and active lobbying by incumbents. Eventually, the improvement in the quality of life of 100s of millions of users who use Uber regularly vindicates his efforts.
The point that grandparent and ohhhwell are making is, nobody says "I came to Japan and now my salary is 100x my previous salary in nominal terms (ie, before you factor in the exchange rate that eats 99% of your salary)". But for some reason people do say things like that when the currencies involved are USD/CAD/GBP/EUR. I guess it's just not as obviously "wrong".

Just normalize everything to a single currency; we can still talk about differences in cost of living. Sure, exchange rate fluctuations can be related to the cost of living, but it's not everything.
Why is it so slow(compared to the post) in the macbook air. Native yes runs at 26 MiB/s, and GNU yes at 620 MiB/s.
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this seems like the trivial, most obvious way to parallelize training across GPUs. Not, imo, clever.

The important bit here is that they've shown that large mini batch sizes still can maintain accuracy if you slow the learning rate.
I would very, very, very much argue that the "computer of the future" this past decade has been the smartphone. It's undeniable how much of an impact this shift has made in people's daily life in the last decade — hell, their widespread adoption paved the way for several multi-billion-dollar companies and launched entire industries.

Not a single one of these apps was primarily developed on the phone itself.
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To stay hyperfocused, you would have to keep your sight focused on a certain dot (probably between sights and target), so it would be extremely hard to align iron sights without focusing on them as our eyes/brain automatically focus on things of interested. Peripheral vision training might help, but I believe, it still would be much harder than aiming in traditional way (focused on front sight only). Actually, our vision is extremely adaptive and after few sessions of practice shooting you don't even notice blurring anymore as it becomes natural.

"Perhaps the front sight is working as an approximation of the hyperfocal distance."

I haven't seen such gun yet. It would not be practical as distance of a target and illumination (two key factors for hyperfocus of human eye) varies greatly.
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There are other ways though e.g. if features like formants produced by the model can be differentiated with respect to vocal tract parameters, the latter could be estimated based on real data maybe
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Real yes accepts a string to print (so you can have it spit out a full "yes" or "Y" rather than a hardcoded "y").
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With my limited understanding, if indeed the eth does not go to the advertised own wallet address but to another one, this seems extremely fishy. Can someone from freewallet.org care to explain if yes or no such centralisation occurs, and if so: WHY?
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Worth noting that the makers of Things copped criticism from some users for that approach of a paid upgrade. And negative reviews can be very damaging in the App Store.