I disagree with grades as implemented because schools have so many diverse grading policies. I think grading systems should be improved.
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I disagree with grades as implemented because schools have so many diverse grading policies. I think grading systems should be improved.
Meanwhile people doing actual work get scooped or ignored by people abusing the practice or just doing outright fraud.
I disagree with how you came to this conclusion (because it ignores non-linearity of neural networks), but this is pretty true. Look up gauge invariant neural networks.
Bruna et al. Mathematics of deep learning course might also be interesting to you.
This reminds me of similar effects where people attributed misinformation online to mostly right wing people, but it was actually right wing was only a catalyst when a predisponsity for chaos was also present OR when de-policing and federal investigations were blamed for rise in crime when it was only also when a particular district had a "viral" event.
I don't think social media is a causal factor in itself, but it is definitely a catalyst factor in the presence of other things like wealth inequality, clout chasing, and cyberbullying.
Many comments say the opposite of this. I am not too experienced, but I do know that go has a great standard library for web apps.
I would say more that this effect is more well studied on US teens so we can say more conclusive things on US teens. In addition, there is some indication that the effect could also be present in non-US teens and should be further studied.
I dont think there are any smoking-gun causal studies, but the correlation evidence is very strong.
I am thinking:
1. most bioware games
2. most fromsoft games
3. RTS games
4. tower defense games
5. bethesda games since morrowind
Minmaxing there is a natural outcome and often makes the game funner (because otherwise the difficulty is a lot).
I think the fourier transform might be a really approachable version because it is already in so much signal processing. Sometimes its periodicity can work against you.
From what I can tell you, what you need are:
1. invertible, identifiable basis
2. Something like Parseval's Identity
3. Able to "smooth" out things like the heaviside function or dirac deltas
4. Workable on graphs as well
5. decays at infinity
6. eigenfunctions are all orthonormal
Turns out, making something like that gets you something similar to the fourier transform, and the math is probably the simplest since you are working with easy exponentials that work nicely with convolution.
People have done similar work with Chebyshev polynomials, and there are actually a lot of applications in ML/AI using Chebyshev polynomials in graphical neural networks and triangulation.
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The fourier transform also comes about pretty nicely in quantum mechanics because of poisson bracket stuff and its nice derivative properties for position-momentum space. I am don't think other transforms/function basis come out so naturally.
What? You don't want to breed 100 pokemon in the same lineage to get one with the perfect (hidden) EV/IV stats, attitude, and moves? How lazy!!! At least do it for 8 pokemon so you have one good team!!!! Get off your ass mate. /s
Yeah I can't believe they thought this was a good idea lol. Glad they are making the system easier. But way too japanese games have grinding mechanics just for gear.
Then they aren't being utilitarian because they are not including the risk into their cost calculation.
Or at least not a good one. Definitely not "any"
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Oh I see this now > who wanted to do the op
Yeah any person can make any false argument to justify a conclusion they wanna reach. You don't have to be utilitarian for that. Just unethical.
I went to the ER recently and saw an orthodox jewish kid in a polio bed. I felt so sad for him. (This was in NYC).
Oh they absolutely can in an utilitarian sense. But a basic utilitarian argument would tell that jeopardizing an entire region's vaccine rollout program to get revenge on some asshole already living the rest of his life out of a hole was not worth it.
I don't see apple going after gambling like behavior in freemium games as long as they get a 30% cut for example.
If apple can't enforce an ethical stance as a standard uniformly, then they aren't being ethical.
I hope people apologize to Ilya for jumping to conclusions.
Gotta love seeing effective altruists take another one on the chin this year though.