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We don't know that. For instance, there is a "chemical clock" that teaches the hard to beat in feutuses (and it does some other stuff too). There is much behavior training in other parts as well, for instance to make you breathe there is a reflex. I think it's a pretty safe assumption to make that we only know the big honking in-your-face examples of genetic behavior. *

So while there is no hard drive with data it does "load data on the networks" in the sense that it puts them into train mode and trains a specific set of actions.

Secondly, from ~16 days after conception the brain (at that point a human embryo is something close to a fish) the brain is trying to learn. At that point, all it can perceive is the mother. So it learns ~8.5 months from the mother before drawing it's first breath. That's also "loading from the harddrive", just with more efficiency.

* one revealing experience I've had is owning an animal and then going to a dog show. The character of dogs of the same breed, even ones that have never seen eachother, ever, in uncannily similar. For horses and cats, I hear it's even worse. I've heard claims that some horse trainers know the exact family relations of a group of horses after observing them for 10 minutes just by seeing behavior differences. But the cats and dogs examples are pretty strong, since those are matching character traits in animals that don't share any close family bond, just the breed, and have never seen eachother. Their mothers and fathers have never seen eachother. And still, they react to strangers exactly the same way, down to whether their head is tilted left or right, how long they look, and many such small things.
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I'm 29 now and I feel so old... I feel like it's already too late to get really fit (I'm skinnyfat) or change careers. Despite having a bit interest in machine learning, I don't have the time or skills to keep improving and I'm stuck in mediocrity. Then I come here and read all these 25 year olds that beat me on every single metric I could conceive,
Maybe ReactOS will one day be able to run Steam.
Not an English problem, we don't have the problem to the level of the US in the UK either.

(have you been in an accident bots are around, but you don't get calls every day or multiple calls per day as a normal thing)
Great references (though I can't open [4]).

I sometimes think the contributions of numerical analysis pioneers is undervalued (eg Wilkinson, Kahan, Golub). Backpropagation is really just reverse mode AD, and has been discovered many times, as you point out.

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

EDIT: [4] works now.
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It may become worthwhile to spend on the order of $1B on lobbying though.
"hasn't really come very far in a few decades"? How about AlphaGo Zero?
Dehydration, really fatty and dense foods, bright screens in dark rooms, and lack of sleep are my triggers. I find aspirin and sipping on water for a while will make the pain subside somewhat, and then a nap will clear it away.

I'm not sure if this is really the case physically, but I treat it as if there's a buildup of metabolites in my brain, and that is pretty effective at removing the problem.
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I don't think stopping for obstacles is the hard part of autonomous driving.
Could you repeat the information? It seems the original poster deleted it for some reason?
I wonder what's the idea behind google growth ... maybe android apps improvements got them more visits/ads
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I need some help in learning about how modern e-commerce sites are built? Where does AWS come into play? what about redis? If I were to use some temple site builder (e.g. Wix), how is database and analytics connected to it?

If there is any tutorial or book or paid course, it'll greatly help. Thanks.
If that is the case, then his website sucks. If it wasn't because the link was posted here, I would have navigated away instantly without exploring the site any further.
It's common enough that you can call it Indian head wobble.

Not all Americans are fat, you can still talk about the American obesity problem even if a few of the states are fitter than the European average.

People talk about American accent, but a Texan, a Californian and a New Yorker (just to pick 3 of many examples) will sound very distinct.

People talk about beer tasting German, but it's very distinct between Bavaria and Cologne.

Not talking about the Indian head wobble is just unnecessary hair splitting. It's an interesting phenomenon which is spread widely enough in India and throughout the Indian diaspora that you can call it that.
The one thing I miss on linux is a good mail client.

Currently using Mailspring, but honestly the paid mail clients for OSX leave anything on Linux in the dust. Airmail is my personal favorite and it's $9.99.. a couple of cups of coffee for a great experience in an area that touches your life a dozen times a day? Absolutely I'd pay for a GOOD mail client on Linux.
>It seems weird that this guy will try to promote his product to the Linux community and chooses to do it by insulting its user base.

Please don't act like you are a representative sample of all linux users. FOSS centric guys are vocal but distributions like Ubuntu became very popular in part because they included and automatically installed proprietary wifi and GPU drivers right from their installer CD.

That you feel insulted reading someone talk about "fundamentalist FOSS" doesn't mean every linux user feels insulted reading the sentence.
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And the thong on the guy jumping on the balloon.
Don't worry, Honda has solved your problem. The "LaneWatch" feature (the right side camera) was prominent on the Accord from 2013 to 2017. But it's gone in the 2018 model.

I'm sure it will also disappear from the Civic when the platform is updated. So, just wait a few years and buy a new Civic without the camera.

Which is too bad for us. Because my wife and I both love the feature on our Accord. It's a lot safer than craning your head back to see if a car is in the passenger side blind spot. When you're 20-something it's a lot easier to turn your head back to look in the blind spot than to do that when you're 60-something.

We have the 2013 Accord and thought seriously of buying one of the remaining 2017 models on dealer lots just to keep this feature. That's how valuable it is to my wife.

AKA Different strokes for different folks.

I do agree with your lament about how the interaction is different between left vs right lane changes. The UI is much different. But I personally had no problem getting used to the feature. Perhaps that's perhaps because I had 40+ years of driving experience with the old method. So, adding a new method was simple. And the key word is "adding". Only one of our cars has the feature so we still need to use the old method on the other cars. Aside: when you're in suburbia and stores and schools are all miles away, you will have multiple cars. Perhaps even a minivan. :)
stress will increase the blood flow to your brain and chemicals your liver has metabolised from msg might enter your brain.

that why it's doesn't affect everyone as everyone metabolises things differently.
Right. I mean, how many people have personal Exchange accounts?
Probably more than half. Having access to the Internet means nothing if all one can or wants to do is digesting social media nonsense on a phone: it doesn't improve at all his/her culture while still makes the user subject to manipulation.
I have some chemtrails believers among my friends. They're wonderful people in other contexts, but they tend to believe just about every conspiracy theory they're fed through that human stupidity collector called Facebook, and their vote counts as 1 just like mine. I remember them before the social media era, and they were better persons; one of them was (albeit mildly) interested in programming, now he trains weekly at the range because "we're being invaded by immigrants, you have to be prepared".
Nope, that ain't Texas, it's Italy.
In my experience, it usually does suggest a Menu when possible but you can easily pick no menu and also suggest a sauce for frites or similar but you can always choose not to do that.
Yeah, it's definitely not an agreement. Acknowledgement is the most apt description.
My email address ends with @dotancohen.com, I'm known to be a privacy advocate (no facebook, twitter, whatsapp, etc), but if you send me an email Google _still_ will be able to access:

$ dig MX dotancohen.com | grep MX
; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> MX dotancohen.com
;dotancohen.com.	IN	MX
dotancohen.com.	86381	IN	MX	5 alt2.aspmx.l.google.com.
dotancohen.com.	86381	IN	MX	10 aspmx3.googlemail.com.
dotancohen.com.	86381	IN	MX	10 aspmx2.googlemail.com.
dotancohen.com.	86381	IN	MX	1 aspmx.l.google.com.
dotancohen.com.	86381	IN	MX	5 alt1.aspmx.l.google.com.

Google's services are so far superior to almost anything else that I cannot avoid them behind the scenes without severely undermining my ability to communicate reliably. Of course I'm familiar with Protonmail and Fastmail and I've run Debian web and mail servers and configured everything from qmail to sendmail, hand-writing SPF records, blacklists, etc etc.

And it's a constant battle. I need to be productive, I need to actually work, and I need time to be with the kids. Google handles my MX, Amazon my SMTP. And I'm done with it.

And even people who think that their data isn't going through Google when communicating with me, are having their data going through Google.
@amelius, while I understand the curiosity I think that would be an intrusion of the poster's privacy, when they specifically removed it.
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So between the time you decide to go for coffee, and you get there (15 min), the price has gone up by 28.5%.
Honest question: Why don't they just adopt bitcoin and stop this madness?
Maybe there's no market in Europe. Only the UK speaks English, and in the UK it seems not many have to do tax returns (from http://taxaid.org.uk/guides/taxpayers/tax-returns/im-not-sur...):

> Most taxpayers in the UK are taxed at source and so do not need to complete a Self Assessment Tax Return. ‘Taxed at source’ means that the money you receive has already had tax taken off, such as the wages you get from your employer when paid under the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) system, or UK bank interest taxed at source.
I sometimes think if the barbarians of the 4th and 5th Century are like today's people who adopt Amish principles, and the rest of the population as 4th and 5th Century Romans. There are extremely identifiable markers.
Redis is a type of database. It is a key value store, meaning that data you access in it follows a simple pattern where every value in it is accessible via a simple key. While you can use it for lots of things, typically it is not used as the primary database for a website. Redis is often used as a cache or session storage, so in a hypothetical ecommerce website you would maybe use it like that.

AWS is a series of infrastructure offerings from Amazon. These include hosting, managed databases, domain names, and much more. A self-hosted ecommerce shop might run on AWS infrastructure.

From your questions, I'd direct you to Shopify, Rackspace or Woocommerce - they have a lot of stuff set up for you already. It's an ecommerce shop in a box.
That I think comes from various claims to the land which, while freehold, has certain obligations (just like you may have covenants for neighbours to be able to access their land over yours).

It was particularly bad until recently, as the obligations were often hidden. They no longer are - if there's an obligation it's right there on the land register, just like covenants, and show up in the standard searches during the conveyancing process. It's effectively a land tax to support a local amenity -- churches are part of the cultural background of British villages. I'd rather a formal land tax system to support all local amenities.

A larger concern to me are faith schools.
At this point 1M% or 200k% inflation is pretty much the same, the currency just stopped working completely.
How do people deal with this in real life? I mean, is there a way to safeguard savings in such a scenario, or have enough money for day to day purchases like food ?
Just curious, are you familiar with a concept in the quality/reliability field known as the "bathtub curve?"
Time to revive dirigibles. And tell people that we're sorry, but those extravagant vacations on another continent now come with a couple days of stay in a luxury hotel flying above the ocean.
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So outlaw human drivers?
Perfectly, that is the point I was kind of trying to make.

It is easier to ask for a random price, without taking the time to understand that there are a set of variables associated with production cost and keeping it sustainable.

All the best to your business.
Is it satire if they take your money too?
I'm asking, specifically, what machine vision technology it used? In 1994 there wasn't much machine vision (that I'm aware of) that would even be able to do lane-keeping, except under incredibly idealized conditions (empty roads, no weather, good lighting). If so, I would request that whomever claimed this guy invented the self driving car temper their claim.
From an American point of view the word "liberal" and "public healthcare" work together? From a German perspective that's the opposite area. In the traditional German system we would call that "left". But now that the "right" is growing again, an objective observer will notice that they, too, are interest in a strong social system as core of a internally strong government policy.

Only very few Germans would call themselves "libertarian", so for an international discussion it would probably also be good to hear your distinction between liberal and libertarian.
A large part of what universities do is research in consultation with businesses and especially governments. It's not just teaching students; in many universities, that's only a small fraction of what the staff do.
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Safeguard? Only if you have something like Gold or something to barter with.

Purchases? You need to barter.
Venezuelan government wants to maintain control over money creation (and print as needed). They actually came out with their own cryptocurrency, the Petro, which is backed by national oil reserves.
They use dollars.

You can only get so many officially though, and it's hard, so the black market is huge but the rates are very high.

Some people earn in dollars, I've spoken to a doctor for example, who now works making machine learning training data on several platforms just to earn in dollars (like tagging images, etc. like MechanicalTurk).

It's such a waste of potential.
Can Bitcoin handle the entirety of the Venezuelian Economy right at this moment down to every single cup of coffee and roll of toilet paper?

If the answer to that question is anything but yes, I doubt adopting bitcoin at all will help.
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This really highlights the problem that we need a proper technical solution for and not hacky traffic interception/redirects!

I also created http://httpforever.com/ for this purpose until such a time that the problem is solved properly.
When the inflation is getting out of control, you have a lot of very bad market effects. People start buying whatever they can because nothing depreciate more than money, a car becomes a store of value instead of a depreciating asset, thus increasing even further the inflation. That's why it becomes difficult to buy anything in Venezuela, nothing is worth selling because money is less valuable than whatever asset you already have.
One approach being considered is "AI Safety Via Debate"[0], which hopes to prevent deception by carefully constructing games in which a superhuman agent's best strategy is honesty. Note that this is the goal; much work to be done!

[0] https://arxiv.org/abs/1805.00899
You do realize that the collection and mining of data exponentially increases the chances that advertisers with your interests will be shown to you? That is exactly the point.
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From the headline I'd say Venezuela seems a good candidate.

However this ignores the reality that they can already not buy any useful amount of bitcoins with their currency and mining is unrealistic.

Maybe some altcoin might work, but then a lot of vendors would need to switch as well.
The signaling data includes the real origin. CID is convenience data provided by the originator. The telcos wouldn’t use it for anything important, like billing.
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Even if the question is legitimate, I find it a bit sad because it implies you find your current life boring and you expect to be happy with enough money at retirement.
That leads to program for unit tests, exposing parts that shouldn't be visible in first place.

Your numerical code example can be achieved with an Assembly of internal functions/methods, exposed only to the implementation and unit tests.

Of course, this is easy to do in a greenfield project from the start, not so easy on legacy code.
"Venezuela’s inflation will skyrocket to 1 million percent by the end of the year as the government continues to print money to cover a growing budget hole, the International Monetary Fund predicted on Monday."

If you're not talking about the government, who obviously like printing money, then the issue is that people are paid in the local currency and have no choice and shops may be forced to accept it. The black market has long ago dealt in USD. Bitcoin doesn't help anyone since people don't have enough money to eat, let alone buy computers or mobile phones. Also Bitcoin is not a hard, ie stable, currency.
This is truly fascinating. As an engineer working with autonomous driving, I've always been under the impression that sel-driving car research exploded after the 2005 DARPA Grand challenge.

It's embarrassing that I never knew about PROMETHEUS given that it was a €749m pan-European collaboration on autonomous driving.
Yes. This is purely academic at this point. The currency has collapsed.

I have felt very sad for the folks in Venezuela for a long time now. Here's hoping that there is a peaceful end to this nightmare for them.
And guess who will get replaced, the individuals that have legal restrictions on when and how much they can work and have limitations on what equipment they operate.

Not the adults that can work nights, early mornings and you know, legally operate the grill and fryers.
Indeed the HTTP -> HTTPS redirect is only the first step in solving the problem.

A 301 redirect will offer some lasting protection as it can be cached but it's not really that great. The goal here is to take the first step to get on HTTPS and then longer term the sites can consider HSTS and eventually preloading.
Salary is just one of the costs. There's pensions, equipment, training, etc.
Oh wow thank you! I have wondered for years where it has come from. I love the following sentence: "...wondrous fruits of the earth and valiant warriors grow not from the same soil.".

This all is reminding me of another saying, a spartan one. A Spartan woman was asked why they do not submit to their men, and she replied with "strong men are not born from weak women".

If anyone is liking these forms of phrases (short, insightful), there is a word just for it: Laconic [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laconic_phrase
Vast majority of people had no safeguards in place, and saw their savings vaporize. This has led to widespread poverty, and reliance on government handouts for survival.

There's thousands of people everyday that illegally emigrate on foot to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, etc. Some people have been able to acquire foreign currency in the black market.
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No. Alcohol is a "known carcinogen", and there seems to be no minimum dose below which it does not affect cancer risk.

That says nothing about the potency. Just like nitrates and cured meat products in general. We know that they do affect the risk of contracting cancer, but the potency is quite low, compared to something like tobacco smoke or radiation exposure.

A lot of the things people consume everyday are "toxic substances", depending on the dose. Almonds can kill you, so can apple cores.

Is alcohol to blame for higher rates of cancer in western countries? Probably not, as people in other parts of the world also consume a lot of alcohol, it's a human constant and not unique to the western world.

Moderate and responsible consumption of alcohol has extremely minor effects on physical health, but the social and relaxation benefits are immense. If having a cold beer after work helps you to de-stress and relax more for the rest of the day, that's a net positive. I would posit that stress is a lot more dangerous than occasional consumption of alcohol. I am absolutely not defending binge drinking and abuse.

There is a lot of modern-day puritanism and outright shaming going on lately, of everything that is deemed to be "unclean" or "unhealthy". It's not a good state of mind to be so judgmental of other people.
The linked video states they could recognize obstacles years later, so I think there was no reading of signs etc. involved.
It must have been only lane mark recognition that was used to steer.

The van from the vid came years after the two mercedes s cars. I think there was no breaking for obstacles, exiting the highway, or even using interchanges. It was simply holding a lane (maybe change it when told to) and holding a set speed.

Correct me if I am wrong, as I did not read into the experiment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I39sxwYKlEE
True, just that when you make the pieces too small you can get into component spaghetti as well.
Still much lower than in Hungary after WW2, 41.9 quadrillion percent.