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There are several options, each with their own pros and cons. Qt [1] The main codebase is C++, but bindings are available for Python and several other languages. I have developed and shipped multiple cross-platorm applications using Qt, usi
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It is no secret. The Infinite Loop campus and the new campus are both on superfund sites. There are signs posted in the lobby ways exiting to the parking lots outside and to the inner campus. I think people are so numbed by seeing Prop 65 w
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One aspect of Electron app, is that typically you can use the most of the same code in the browser. Would you expect to see the same result from this project; ClojureScript code running in the browser and JVM-backed Clojure running on the d
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It took a minute and a half for me using FF on a one line C program.
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I doubt that any paying user will be interacting with your system through a browser, but the browser-based demo could do a better job with status. You do show some activity updates, but it would be nice to know where in the overall process
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I went very deep into OpenCog and finally had to concede that there just wasn't enough rigor and coordination between the compoents. Goertzel seems easily distracted by various other subjects. I realize that he has to figure out ways t
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The more informative info is past the wall of hyperlinks above the fold. Soar is a general cognitive architecture for developing systems that exhibit intelligent behavior. Researchers all over the world, both from the fields of artificial
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I think a combination of cognitive architecture and other techniques from the symbolic era of AI are going to needed to get us to the next big step. It seems unlikely that training larger and larger models packed full of hidden layers can g
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Ah, I didn't see that. I don't know why I didn't think to click on the template thumbnails. They just looked like images. Nice video! I'll check out the tool now.
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Thanks for the description. I would like to see a demonstration video of you doing all of the things you just mentioned. I would also like to try out the tool without having to create an account. I don't care if I lose all of my work.
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Some did, some didn't. Some got stock, some got bonuses. Almost everyone gained a reputation that benefited them greatly in endeavors post-Apple. Some fared very poorly. Burrell Smith has certainly dealt with a a lot of issues. It woul
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I have heard that exploring wrecks while diving is very dangerous. Of course, this is just the thing I would want to learn how to dive so I can do! Any divers here want to explain ways to stay safe or is it just too bad of an idea?
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Good observation. "Hustle" seems to exist in an interesting intersection of socio-economics. I know a lot of people working 2-3 jobs to make ends meet and they never mention it being a hustle. This is what I don't understand.
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Seems like a great deal for Ford. He started at Ford out of school and stayed for six years. He then spent a decent amount of time in high profile roles at Segway, Tesla, Apple (twice!) and is now back at Ford. I don't think he will ge
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Mavis did a good job with me; I still use my pinky. I do need to revisit the top row symbols however. When I run into some of those, I am looking back at keyboard.
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There have always been listservs/IRC channels/email chains and other electronic and non-electronic means for employees to talk about various subjects. Apple has removed these before and will remove them in the future. A popular wh
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If you want to go down the Literate Programming rabbit hole with me, I have a lot of ideas around that. Your system could be applied to parsing source code and coming up with conversational descriptions, or even more exciting, going from co
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The language used in the descriptions is easy to understand. It reads like standard conversational English. It is minor, but I would like to see better text layout. What I think I would really, really want, is integration with VSCode/S
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This is really interesting. When I first looked at some of the examples, I initially dismissed it, but then I realized there was some additional work being done in addition to some of the more obvious interpretations.. I ran some of my own
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This is interesting and fun to use. I am not sure it would become part of my daily work flow because it is another browser and I am fairly attached to my current browser workflow. Is it out of the question for a lot of these feature to exis
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In the intolerant spirit of the EOLANG designers, signing up for a Telegram account to learn about a language is something I won't tolerate.
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Ah yes, Habbagock Froink. One of the sadly unheralded characters briefly spotted in Jabba's Throne Room in Return of the Jedi. Rumors continue to circulate about a possible return in season three of The Mandalorian.
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nobody working in this field has control over what they are building, and can't make any promises about how it will behave. If you are working on machine learning as an employee of Facebook, Google, etc. shouldn't you assume the
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I remember an exhibit at the old OMSI location (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) that was a telephone handset you would speak into. You would attempt to read something that was printed on the exhibit (The Gettysburg Address?) and your
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True. I have always heard it applied to making money in aviation.
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I would like to know if the model was poorly trained or if this was caused by a malicious individual modifying the algorithm to generate offensive suggestions.
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Maybe I am naive, but I do like to think that it is possible to be successful without someone else having to lose.
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This looks it could be a really good course. I have had success using DrRacket and teaching programming using images, animations and sounds. You can introduce difficult topics easily and this approach appeals to a certain type of student wh
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You can say what you want about the tenets of the Big Lebowski, at least it has an ethos!
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An option, and this requires a bit of research, is identify a project that seems to have forward momentum. You can donate to the foundation that supports it. I find that approach to be a bit too anonymous for me. What I prefer to do is find
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