skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm seeing this as well - and ironically, I live within walking distance of an Amazon fulfillment center.

The scummiest part, though, is that when packages get completely lost, half the time I can't request an automatic refund, I have to work with a customer support rep to get it issued.

Realistically, it should be completely automated. If Amazon knows my package was lost (in my most recent case, it never even shipped!) not issuing the refund automatically is anti-consumer greed.
I played with one back when it was just launched. Besides the innovative outdoor-friendly display it was an insanely bad experience. MIT Media Lab (and with that I mean Nicholas Negroponte) gone crazy.

The UX (both keyboard and software) was .. just awful.
From the assumption of self-interest, yes he made all the wrong choices.

Being a model citizen or nice neighbour or a bank's best friend is another story.
Is is all on Bezos or does the way we structure society also affect why people are willing to endure this treatment?
The Number of Americans with No Religious Affiliation Is Rising
I see what you mean, and I hope you mean it in the "playing devils advocate" kind of way, because implying the most reasonable thing to do is what makes most business sense is what's unfortunately wrong in this country.
Hmm, a random variable (in the sense of measure theory, as in OP) is indeed a function - but it's not a probability distribution.

An R.V. is a measurable function from the sample space into the reals. A probability distribution is a function assigning probabilities to measurable sets, formally, a function from the sigma-algebra into [0,1].

So in particular, a R.V. (like a gaussian) can take on negative values. A probability distribution cannot.

Also, the domain of the R.V. is the sample space. But the domain of the probability distribution is the sigma-algebra over that sample space.
Hi jefft255,

I think you are totally right. As far as I understand, CNNs rely on the correlation of neighbouring pixels. And so directly applying them to vector graphics won't work.

However, vectorisation has massive downsides as well.

I will try to summarise it in some article. This had nerd-sniped my brain and so I need to write it down. Even if I have no solution for the problem yet.

Happy to send you a link to the draft once I have it so you can comment.
Or maybe simpler if companies own the robots and people own the companies?
If you like this, check out neohabitat.org a relaunch of the first virtual world. You can play via emulator, or if your C64 is online, you can play with an original C64.
I've posted this in other ketamine news stories before, but I'm offering it as a firsthand testimonial here.

Ketamine was both the best and most depressing depression treatment option I've ever tried.
Within a couple of weeks after having had the initial round of six treatments in two weeks, I was the most functional and productive human being I've _ever_ been - things that used to be impossible or utterly agonizing to complete were as trivial as they "should" be, I was enjoying life, it was great.

After a couple of months of periodic booster treatments, over the course of a week, I felt it completely drain out of me, and no variance or repetition of ketamine treatments has been able to reproduce it since. (We spent months varying dosage levels, frequency, and trying a few OTC things that the doctor had seen synergize ketamine response in people before, to no avail.)

It was...possibly the single worst experience of my life, feeling that slip away, and now having recent crystal-clear memories of how much that fog had been complicating my life.
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