Vulkum

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by Vulkum 7y ago
That's a good point, although I fail to see how Elon's claim of 1 million robotaxis by the end of 2020 can take shape in the first place.
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A Chinese ride-hailing company is unhappy with its Tesla fleet(businessinsider.com)
18 points by Vulkum 7y ago|3 comments
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by Vulkum 7y ago
An interesting study - albeit 3 years old - on company driven political activism and which areas of policy making they should stick to (according to public perception). Unfortunately, I think this is very indicative of the current state of
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Business and politics – CEO activism [pdf](globalstrategygroup.com)
2 points by Vulkum 7y ago|1 comments
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by Vulkum 7y ago
They have conducted some of these studies some years ago. One of the was a study on the effects of LSD [0][1] on the brain, and I if I recall correctly they were also looking for test subjects for shrooms around the same time. [0] https:&#x
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by Vulkum 7y ago
In general I have issues with the Azure documentation. I can't put my finger on it as to why, but for some reason the information doesn't seem to be presented in coherent ways, it's often disconnected and gets outdated very q
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by Vulkum 8y ago
Only in part. The part of Airbus that deals with confidential information [1] will stay on the Microsoft stack for a while (at least for e-mails). [1] https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/03/19/sorry_microsoft_h
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by Vulkum 10y ago
We still haven't received a rejection e-mail. Weird.
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by Vulkum 11y ago
Would it not be hard to interleave the first frame of these videos given different starting times and angles (ignoring camera movement)? It should be easy if the videos have synchronized timestamps, but that might not always be the case.
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by Vulkum 12y ago
I think the random walk is incorporating the "hidden" knowledge which clusters the nodes in the graph together. As they use inference to create the links between the nodes, that will (I believe) incorporate the knowledge forming a
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by Vulkum 12y ago
This is pretty sad to hear both from the perspective of the lost life of the test pilot who was willing to take on the risk of pioneering space flight, as well as from the perspective of science and technological advancement. I don't t
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by Vulkum 12y ago
This might be a stupid idea, but maybe use pairs of translator to get the text translated forwards and then backwards to the original language, and compare how much of the message has been lost? I think this way you can also get a hint of h
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by Vulkum 12y ago
I think the original source is on a youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPKKQnijnsM . The video aggregates data from multiple sources: http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2011/02/
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by Vulkum 12y ago
On a related note about the economic system have a look at this: http://www.upworthy.com/9-out-of-10-americans-are-completely... This is what happens when wealth accumulates at the top of the pyramid. The video is talking a
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by Vulkum 12y ago
It's not impossible, it can definitely be done through asset acquisition at higher prices, or contracting some dubious consulting agents/firm.
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by Vulkum 12y ago
but but....:(
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by Vulkum 12y ago
I recommend watching Person of Interest. The TV show has started long before the NSA scandal, but it's like a Hollywood post interpretation of some major event. Except it was a premonition.
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by Vulkum 12y ago
I have had this brilliant idea of a start-up. A website that has one big button saying start-up, and it costs $1 to press, and voila you have your own start-up. So...who's in?
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by Vulkum 12y ago
Some of the things I've learned at university are pretty interesting and fun to play with. Now, notice the "fun to play" with part. Some thing require a lot of investment (both money and time) in order to be learned. So, I be
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by Vulkum 12y ago
I think the ad delivery method has to change. Facebook and Twitter have noticed this and are trying to overcome it through ads as feeds/posts, which makes it slightly harder for adblocking tools to distinguish between the normal/a
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by Vulkum 12y ago
I second this. Decompiling java to bytecode is not only easy, but not very hard to read with a bit of experience. It's like reading normal java code but slightly more concise haha. However, I can understand the developer's concern
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by Vulkum 12y ago
I have to agree. The social network business is quite harsh. The new networks that have emerged in the post facebook era do not really offer something in addition to what facebook does. They just recycle some of the "features" of
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by Vulkum 12y ago
Is Tech City the geeky version of Sin City?