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Off topic, but could you explain where that vegan hate is coming from? I‘ve met lots of vegans, and none of them have ever said anything like your quote, and none of them have ever told me that I should stop eating meat.
I’ll leave such distinctions to more seasoned minds.
You missed the point of their comment.

The responders' point was that Quantum Mechanics is a different framework for modeling physical phenomena which takes a probabilistic framework, and so if fluid were to be modeled in a similar framework, you could work more naturally with these "vanishingly unlikely" events.
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> doing startup things

I believe the network in the Bay Area is valuable. However, I don't know concrete examples of benefits that being based in the Bay Area brings. From my perspective as an upcoming newgrad, the companies in the Bay Area are great, but their location is decided by the founders/stockholders/executives. I'll try to see what are the pros for these people.

Off the top of my head:

- Nice weather

- Proximity to LA, meaning access to nice events or parties

- Proximity to friends. People who you've met through events in the area

- Proximity to other startup executives to exchange thoughts on company matters. (The bigger the company to share thoughts with, the better)

+ Same for counselling investors

- Proximity to investors or possible investors

+ Tangent: if your connections can afford to live in the area and are relatively comfortable, then they might have many thousands of dollars to spare.

- Proximity to Stanford, Berkeley, and other big name universities

- Culture that appreciates tech, such that many people like to discuss new technology

I can't think of other big benefits of being based in the Bay Area from the perspective of the biggest shareholders of a company/founders/executives.
We're all talking past each other in a way.

Startups are paying a lot because they're raising a lot of money.

Round and round we go.
A bit off topic, but do you know if there has been any discussion to bring the search API to a standalone service?

https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/java/search...
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And if BTC reaches $33M, which is not impossible, that implies $0.33 is the smallest unit of currency.

People use quarters for mostly everything now, so this is again quite reasonable.
The Uncertainty Principle is a very well established result which is quite generalized mathematically beyond Heisenberg's result. This has nothing to do with that principle.
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I thought the same until i was stuck working on the CLI for some time.

Give yourself an afternoon, i quickly adapted and now peruse the web mouseless fulltime; once your eyes know where to jump it becomes a lot easier to read and to focus, your eyes don't have to readjust as often and reading web pages becomes more book-like.

More than Pgup/Pgdown i find Spacebar and Home to be my most common choices for scrolling.
I wonder how this can be enforced?

How will nvidia know how its users are using the GPUs? How will they know if a GPU sits in a datacenter, or in a desktop with xeon CPUs?
And here it is again: https://xkcd.com/743/

"It's the world's tiniest open-source violin."

As much as I disagree with most of RMS's politics, the man has been proved right time and time again with respect to the dangers of building on proprietary software.

This is just the latest in a long, long line of outrages.

When will we as a development community quit this weird Stockholm-syndrome-like relationship with proprietary systems vendors?

Build on NVidia, build on iOS, build on OSX, build on Windows, that's fine. It's your call. But don't act surprised when you discover the real nature of the extant power relationship.
You are on the right track. You have reinvented the basic idea behind the "Reynolds-averaged Navier–Stokes" (RANS) equations, dating back to 1895. The goal is to predict an average velocity field, and this requires modeling unclosed terms (the "turbulence problem" in one respect). RANS and statistical methods in general are the most popular turbulence modeling approaches and much of turbulence theory is based around these ideas. My opinion is that RANS answers are typically what you want, but the models don't work that well. LES (large eddy simulation; applying a low pass filter to NS) is a newer approach that is gaining popularity, and makes physical sense, but is a lot more computationally expensive. And direct simulation (DNS) is an option too, but the computational costs are prohibitive outside of some relatively simple academic problems.
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Consciousness and the Brain: Deciphering How the Brain Codes Our Thoughts [Stanislas Dehaene], interesting book about up to date neuroscience.

Book of Proof [Richard Heath Hammack], great books on maths. gives a head start on proofs.

Mastery [Robert Greene], best self help book I've read.

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>Trump talked about things people cared about in a straightforward, albeit bombastic, way.

My impression was that the man rarely said the same thing twice.

My theory was that he campaigned in the style that was popular before national media, wherein you say different things to different audiences, and that this meshed really well with facebook style targeted advertising, as he could, at least on facebook, give people the message tailored to what they wanted to hear.

My theory is that because most of my media still doesn't come from facebook, and the national media outlets I follow would report everything he said, to me? he seemed like a man who didn't have any coherent beliefs.

(This, assuming that Trump is cleared of collusion with the Russians, is what I feel was wrong with the current election. I feel that having the national media point out when a candidate makes conflicting statements is a good thing; I think it was a big step forward over what came before.)
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That myopia is so strong that my friends that grew up in SV seemed surprised that the bay area included anything north of Fremont or SF.
That's why browsers pin the certificates of certain sites.
> shallow neural networks can be universal function approximators in a trivial sense because they can be lookup tables, but they are really not expressive enough to generalize well

You've got it flipped. If anything, shallow neural networks (of an equivalent number of parameters) are more "expressive" than deep networks, BUT that expressivity just makes them overfit. This is the bias vs. variance tradeoff. If anything, deep networks encode our prior belief that there is a hierarchy of features / a compressed representation, which limits the model that is learned, to a model conforming to those priors.
This seems like an excellent asset to insure. You're guaranteed profit unless the entire underlying market collapses!
Also worth noting: none of the coins have a real business partnerships. only announcements.

Because of the announcements all the prices inflated. (Bitcoin is in most cases the entry to exchange to other currencies)

After those announcements (sometimes announcements of announcements) didn't deliver... well..
This was an internal email to investors. You have no idea what convos she's had with them previously about the situation but you're very quick to assume she's some self-important Jobsian figure.

Be human, chill on the assumptions. Startups are hard and you don't have all the data so Danielle deserves the benefit of the doubt, not some vaguely related ranting about responses to failure.
you're splitting hairs. that is irrelevant.
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Thinking what the law should be, doesn't change what it actually is.
You will have to do a lot of talking to convince me that the people with real grievances voted for deep tax cuts for the rich and deep cuts to social programs for the poor.

My theory is that the average Trump voter made more than the average Clinton voter. There is some evidence for this:

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-mythology-of-trumps...
Nice project and great food for thought.

Why waste paper when you can use e-paper and achieve the same result, minus treeageddon?
If you weaken the vector density until a point that you can generate multiple possible outputs from a given weakened input, then what level of weakening guarantees no unique outputs from the equations?

These equations were designed for a system in which every 'atom' (vector) has a perfectly knowable 'spin', and they begin to produce unexpected results as the uncertainty is dialed up through weakening.

It's just a shame that the considerations stop at "therefore we broke the equations" as opposed to "gee, that looks familiar". What's the Navier-Stokes equivalent of the diffraction experiment? What does the interference pattern of two vector fields even look like? Why aren't they trying to study the interference patterns of the one input, two outputs scenario?

I get that this is all "obviously pointless" to others, but no one I've asked can actually explain why these comparisons are unacceptable. You completely dismiss it without any explanation other than "science is well-established", as if somehow that's meaningful.

So, yeah, disappointment.
Just like Google has on ChromeOS.

What do I change the browser being managed by ChromeOS?
> Taobao is owned by Alibaba, which also owns the South China Morning Post.

Interesting. I am wondering how they update their posts. Because scmp.com is actually being blocked in where I am staying at. Maybe some state sanctioned services? I have been using aliyun services and never had any issues.. yet..
wow your post reeks of nationalism...
Windows Store like many others already mentioned, and ChromeOS come to mind.
"The working class should seize the GPUs."
There is a proprietary solution for it, sadly overpriced and cloud-based. But the principle could be implemented in any software:

Shoe Box + QR, you fill linearly and always snap the QR with the scan. It than can tell you at roughly which height in the stack and in which shoe box something is.

edit: here: https://box.fileee.com/
Can you elaborate on the laws you mention a bit? I understand that there are requirements for organizations (GebüV and VAT-related laws), but for people? Which documents do you need to store physically as a private individual in Switzerland?
I think it can be shortened to “iwr” (it’s aliased to “curl”)
I don't see it any different than what Google is doing with Chrome, specially with ChromeOS.
i once heard of a case were the employer send an unrelated document to an employee.

later on, the payment stopped and the employer claimed that they fired him at that time.

I don't recall how that case ultimately turned out, but maybe something like that? would be incredibly rare though and of dubious worth for mostly anyone
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Same could be said for IE, but then Microsoft isn't a HN darling so it gets bashed, while Google gets praised for doing exactly the same.
Not sure, and I can't talk about things that aren't public anyway :)

GCP and Elastic did partner to offer hosted Elasticsearch though it's not a fully managed service: https://www.elastic.co/about/partners/google-cloud-platform
It's not just triggers, though having the post-build equivalent of build.rs would be a nice feature that doesn't really change the nature of cargo in any way. It would be quite useful for doing post-build logic...for example, when building a Neon module for Node, the dylib is that cargo compiles doesn't have the .node extension that Node wants it to have. It'd be a lot simpler (and more portable) to just put that rename into a post-build.rs rather than having to do it after every build or, as I do now, using a justfile to run both commands.

But 'hooks' also means making cargo more extensible. IIRC, cargo will error out if it finds a key in Cargo.toml that it doesn't recognize. It would be nice to be able to store configurations for extensions to the cargo build lifecycle in that file as well. Cargo could just ignore them. Also, it'd be nice to have a crate to read and safely write from/to Cargo.toml to make it easy for extension executables like you mentioned to use information about the build.

Just being able to pass through to an executable in $PATH isn't really enabling much and, aside from that, cargo seems pretty hostile towards implementing features that the team doesn't believe in. I guess what I'm advocating for is providing generic extension points in Cargo and then sitting back to watch what the community comes up with. My experience with the Rust community is that there are a lot of exceptionally smart developers who love the language and the tooling and I think we'd get a lot of exciting and creative features if the main team were removed from the critical path. A more organic approach to evolving the way we build Rust code might come up with something better and can serve as free user research for what should be included in the official cargo tool and become the officially-recommended best practice.
Could you possibly dive into this? The electron slit experiment shows that superposition exists in a fundamental way in our universe. You can even measure quantum effects with objects as large as buckyballs. Isn't it sort of obvious that a precise mathematical description of a macroscale, emergent system based on objects with quantum and probabilistic effects is always going to be an inaccurate abstraction?
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Indeed, the very best kind of coding convention is the automated and enforced kind. Prevents a lot of arguing, leaving more time to argue about the code's actual contents.
That sounds like mono aka infectious mononucleosis aka "the kissing disease" (https://www.healthline.com/health/mononucleosis). Got it myself once.

You were lucky to have it for 4 days only. Those in more mature age keep sweating for weeks.

It feels like a violent flu, but it's not a flu.
I think that the offsets are both in terms of number of messages, whereas the log position is the byte in the file that the message occurs at.
Oh, I totally forgot about C++/CLI! You're absolutely right; that's my mistake. I do agree that RAII is preferable.
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I doubt you'll be able to find any shares to short. Those are all tiny companies.
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Yea I’ve used a variety of battery charging circuits in designs I’ve done and measuring voltage and current are pretty easy but measuring capacity is not obvious instantaneously — you have to store a history of how voltage changed while charging or discharging. And sometimes you don’t get a full discharge or recharge and the person may use the phone while charging. As a result you have to save a history of multiple cycles to try to average and account for various situations like that. So the result is that you have some driver that saves a value or set of values someplace. And replacing the battery I would assume would not reset this unless there was some Id or value stored in the battery in an eeprom. So my assumption would be that simply replacing the battery may not immediately fix the problem, you may have to totally discharge and recharge your phone multiple times to essentially reset the low pass filtered history of your battery charge discharge cycles. So I guess my question would be if somebody tested if after replacing the battery they instantly had higher performance or not..
As far as I can understand, this is the wrong way to think about conservatism in the United States. Conservatives are not 'just interested in preserving the status quo'. They are interested in conserving liberty. This is because the nature of liberty is to yield, every time a law is passed it is a limitation on liberty. This is why Reagan said 'libertarianism is at the heart of conservatism' [1]

If conservatives can notice that the government has made massive incursions into liberty they have to challenge the status quo and try and roll back some of these restrictions

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYwQxvFAIJY
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TensorFlow depends exclusively (st time of writing) on CUDA for GPU acceleration. Leaning on them to support OpenCL fully would unlock the world of AMD GPUs that are move affordable and don’t have the same crazy EULA. I regret having bought GeForce cards for machine learning now...
Quantum Mechanics is entirely deterministic and linear.

(It only become non-deterministic, when you muck around with collapse of the wave function.)
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Same applies to Google, lets not forget that the bad experience of web apps over Android native ones, meant that now it is also possible to use Android native apps on ChromeOS and that they took the effort to implement something like Java Web Start (Instant Apps) for Android.
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Navier-Stokes is only incidentally related to real life. It's pure math.
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Long copyright terms wouldn't be a problem, if we started to treat copyright as property with respect to taxation. There should be some baseline tax, such that you have to invest money to keep it going. Probably after a couple of first years when the tax is zero, to allow authors to get the cash flow going. And then use the collected taxes to fund public non-copyrighted art.
> This is kinda sorta true, but it neglects to mention that the "Southern Strategy"[1] was a real thing

Sure it was a thing. The Democrats gave their base a swift kick in the teeth and the Republicans saw a bunch of easy votes. Realpolitik in action.

The whole dog whistle thing gives it away. If your base is actually full of racists then you just go out and say overtly racist things and never take it back, because your voters are racists so that gains you more votes than it costs.

It's only the marks you have to wink at and convince that you're saying something you're not. Because if you can't even say the thing out loud then you obviously can't actually do it and still get reelected.
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Immediate? Certainly not. Weather models do have incomplete information, but the equations are approximated by Taylor series (1st to 3rd order, depending on the model, last time I checked).

It's possible that this can explain some of the differences between models or ensemble runs... but you have to realize that most of the error comes from incomplete data in the initial and boundary conditions. Looking for weather model effects is like looking for relativistic effects in automobiles.
By all means, write that software, add KYC tokens, and release it on Github as a more trusted, regulated Bitcoin. See how many miners and users adopt your nonsense.

This article shows a deep misunderstanding of why crypto currencies took off.
> Asking too many questions sounds like you're trying to delay coding something up.

In my experience, if you write boilerplate you'd need to write anyways while asking these questions interviewers don't hold it against you.
No. They've shown non-uniqueness of solutions of a strictly weaker problem. They have yet to say anything about the actual Navier-Stokes problem.
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What's funny is the article says this about the Navier-Stokes equations: "The equations work. They describe fluid flows as reliably as Newton’s equations predict the future positions of the planets"

Newton's equations do not in fact reliably predict Mercury's orbit, and it took GR to do it. Lazy journalist!
I'd agree about Blackberry, or even the Motorola RAZR–those were phones that people knew about. Palm? Not so much.
When I was writing c#, I did use visual studio, but since I'm used to developing in a terminal editor, all these tooltips and things are a little tricky -- sometimes they disappear, and then I can't get them back, etc.

But more often, when I'm looking at c# or c++, it's not code I wrote, it's not code I intend to change, it's code that's interacting with my code (written in another language) that I'm trying to see why it's misbehaving, so I can get the owner to fix it. I could be reading the code on GitHub or some other web view, I might have checked it out, but I have no interest in setting up a (probably new) IDE to look at it as the author would; I dig into too many projects to learn that many tools -- and deal with the upgrade cycle for them.

Sure, it would be useful to hover and get more information, but I'm used to loosely typed languages, so it's not awful. It's just jarring to see that the type information is apparently not important enough to write down the name in c++ or c# anymore.
Well, it's not an iOS limitation at that point.
Eigen (a popular matrix library) does it in c++.
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Thanks, I missed that somehow.
Interested in this, gonna take a deeper look

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This is like 5% of their net income, so a slap on the wrist. They control more than 40% of the local news market. The FTC needs to break them up, not keep approving their continued growth.
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$400 for all card might be insane but I know many friends that spent thousands on magic the gathering cards under the same concept. I suppose those should have been regulated too but as other have pointed out baseball cards operate under similar premises. You pay for pack hoping to get rare cards and or cards you don't own. not really sure where to draw the line
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Most HTTPS connections use Forward Secrecy, so even if a government records an encrypted HTTPS connection and then later gets access to the private keys of the relevant TLS certificates, they still can't decrypt the recorded connection.