It may be for you, but it isn't for me. I have been concerned about this issue enough in the past to have lived 6 months without caffeine and with almost no alcohol. I have fitted red shifted lights and banned tv/computers after 9pm. It didn't work.
Some people just have a different rhythm and nothing short of genetic engineering is going to change it.
Not necessarily. I personally wake up naturally at around 10am and fall asleep at ~1am. That's without caffeine, without alcohol and without blue tinged electric lights (I fitted red lights), without much stress and without the internet or TV.
It's just my rhythm. It sure makes it difficult to get up at 7 for my 9-5 job.
We are currently playing a larger version of the game tic tac toe from the movie "War Games. The only way to win is to stop playing - but the system as a whole is currently far too stupid to realise it.
Corporations exist in a symbiotic relationship with the consumer. Corporations are driven to ever greater profit margins, but this weakens the consumer, to an ever greater extent. The system is inherently unbalanced, it's trivially obvious to anyone able to separate out their politics from reasoned thought. If they win the game they are playing then we all lose.
I feel like I'm watching two Siamese fighting fish fighting to the death
This is the most interesting thing you can find to talk about in this article?
This article describes an absolutely fascinating take on the origin of life. If correct it has profound ramifications for the way we design systems. It's "holy shit" stuff, it's potentially world changing research and the top comment hones in one tiny little detail. It hones in on a tiny insignificant detail of the article. Such toe curling, enraging pedantry. Get a grip. I despair of hacker news.
You are butting up against the edges of how the system works. It's all a bit confusing out here, until you realise that it's not about fairness or law or reason. It's about power, no one really cares, they will jail them whether they know how to do it or not. People like to imagine that they live in an egalitarian state, it's nonsense. It's not even a democracy, that word has been bastardised. Technically we live in an elective aristocracy.
Not in the current form of course.
Make it easy to ship excel data out to deep learning frameworks on the gpu using addins.
Return and graph the results.
Excel is like crack for business, why not mix in a little deep learning pcp?
Well actually this neural network style of machine learning is not all that application specific. You create a general architecture and throw lots of data at it, could be go, could be recognising pictures. You will need different general architectures, but the point is that this is a fundamentally different approach to the old school chess algos.
I've had the same idea on the backburner for a while. It's tough to work out where a person is however. It might work well with things like film posters, shop fronts or even TV. I'd love to be able to comment on those stupid hydro-nano-nonsense cosmetic commercials. It's got a killer revenue model too. Look at me just giving away gold, truth is I'm never going to have the time.
But the thing is I could have been an MD, lawyer or someone in finance - these things were well within my reach. But I was sold a false dream and now I am stuck in misery.
But to be fair on myself and others, I was expecting something more intellectually challenging than what basically amounts to a job in 'abstract plumbing'.
Now I have come to terms with this reality life is much simpler.
Some people just have a different rhythm and nothing short of genetic engineering is going to change it.