It's hard to imagine that naively training a neural network with input from human players could produce play that's more characteristically human than those players. I'm not saying that these teams were limited to simple techniques, just that using a neural network isn't the "secret sauce/"
That's what mathematics is—obscure and non-obvious stuff is everywhere. Sorry if you're only interested in arithmetic, but math is a huge, complicated subject. One of my math professors said that he'd never found an error in a mathematics article in Wikipedia, which is true in my experience.
It seems you're ignoring the fact that different payment methods and currencies are used for different purposes. Putting your savings in BitCoin is idiotic, but if you need to transfer funds, there's no need to hold BitCoin for an appreciable amount of time. Your exposure to this sort of hack is pretty low in that case.
You're ignoring the fact that angels are consistently described in Christian scriptures as warriors. The first angel mentioned as such in the bible held a flaming sword and the nativity was announced by a host (i.e. an army) of angels.
The pen itself is symmetrical, but the orthographic system is not. For one thing, with your hand to the left of a pen while writing in English, you drag your hand through fresh ink.
The plans to change speed limits were on display. You might have to go down to the cellar to find them--that's the display department. And you'll need a torch, because the lights have probably gone, along with the stairs. But when you get there you'll find the notice plainly on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying "Beware of The Leopard".
You want to track me? You need my permission, and you don't get it by default.
That is the single stupidest thing I've ever read. Your browser stores cookie information and sends it to web servers because YOU CONFIGURED IT TO DO THAT. If you don't want to send or store cookies, don't.
I know exactly what you mean. While living in Japan, I met a man from Tanzania who said of the Japanese, "These people are crazy! They don't even speak English!"
we will slip into being a 2nd world country
So you're saying that if we unionize too much, we'll slip into communism?
Is it too much bother to understand the words and phrases that you're using?
Except [...] Chicago [...] thanks to all the rampant corruption in the government at all levels
Did you really write that? I hope I misread that sentence.
You win points for accuracy, then.
It's hard to imagine that naively training a neural network with input from human players could produce play that's more characteristically human than those players.
I'm not saying that these teams were limited to simple techniques, just that using a neural network isn't the "secret sauce/"
Slightly offtopic, but Lincoln himself would not have considered that an original quote, seeing that he read the bible.
Proverbs 17:28 Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding.
in a just society, even scumbags deserve a lawyer
I'm certain that you meant
in a just society, not even scumbags deserve a lawyer
strapping an eraser to the end of your pencil
You should probably be more specific. Putting erasers on the end of pencils isn't as outlandish as you seem to think.
That's what mathematics is—obscure and non-obvious stuff is everywhere. Sorry if you're only interested in arithmetic, but math is a huge, complicated subject. One of my math professors said that he'd never found an error in a mathematics article in Wikipedia, which is true in my experience.
/ is the root directory
. refers to the current directory
cd /. && pwd
should output
/
Please tell me that you didn't spend 15 years failing to realize that.
Well, it looks like they make mistakes in Canada, too!
If Canada is so great, why haven't they advanced past this "our shit doesn't stink" garbage?
If you think the benefits outweigh the costs, you're welcome to eat raw Mexican pork. Good luck to you, sir!
That seems like it would work if you call each function exactly once.
It means that I can keep 32 more bit flags in a register.
It seems you're ignoring the fact that different payment methods and currencies are used for different purposes. Putting your savings in BitCoin is idiotic, but if you need to transfer funds, there's no need to hold BitCoin for an appreciable amount of time. Your exposure to this sort of hack is pretty low in that case.
You're ignoring the fact that angels are consistently described in Christian scriptures as warriors. The first angel mentioned as such in the bible held a flaming sword and the nativity was announced by a host (i.e. an army) of angels.
The pen itself is symmetrical, but the orthographic system is not. For one thing, with your hand to the left of a pen while writing in English, you drag your hand through fresh ink.
The plans to change speed limits were on display. You might have to go down to the cellar to find them--that's the display department. And you'll need a torch, because the lights have probably gone, along with the stairs. But when you get there you'll find the notice plainly on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying "Beware of The Leopard".
You want to track me? You need my permission, and you don't get it by default.
That is the single stupidest thing I've ever read.
Your browser stores cookie information and sends it to web servers because YOU CONFIGURED IT TO DO THAT.
If you don't want to send or store cookies, don't.
http://www.google.com/videohp
the game creates a random sequence of 30 letters chosen from S, D, F, J, K, and L, with no repeating characters.
I just want to know how they're generating 30 character sequences with no repetitions and only 6 characters.
Colonial Africa would beg to differ.
I know exactly what you mean. While living in Japan, I met a man from Tanzania who said of the Japanese, "These people are crazy! They don't even speak English!"
Disregard that. I see that there are articles on /. now.
I hope this doesn't come off the wrong way, but where's the god-damned link?
I'm tagging this as missinglink.
I'm just curious—what's the ultimate example?
a lost account that pays your salary
Were there actually a way to convert lost accounts into a salary, I'd be a rich man.