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by frahs 9mo ago
Wait so what does the model think that it is? If it doesn't know computers exist yet, I mean, and you ask it how it works, what does it say?
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by frahs 1y ago
What if you don't say which side you are, so that it's a neutral third party observer?
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by frahs 1y ago
The first few questions almost have me convinced I should open my own business. Surely there must be other difficult things? I assume the main difficulty isn't that -- I assume it's the lack of comparative advantage, so competitio
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by frahs 1y ago
[citation needed]
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by frahs 1y ago
Which Palestinians has Israel been a racist project to? The Israeli Palestinians that make up 20% of the population? Or the ones living on the other side of the border? I'm not sure it's only about race. https://en.wiki
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by frahs 1y ago
Ah yes, the west bank, where they have a leader who's graduate thesis is in holocaust denial[0] and where they incentivize murdering innocent civilians[1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahmoud_Abbas [1] http
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by frahs 1y ago
I'm unconvinced -- Certainly this will happen gradually, and there will be widespread public support for a solution. It's not to hard to imagine making online reviews or "high quality content" require verification tied t
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by frahs 6y ago
Great, thanks for doing this! Love the simple, straightforward design.
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by frahs 8y ago
What if the number of people upset with the schedules was actually much larger (and more diverse), but only privileged families felt comfortable or justified protesting the schedule?
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by frahs 8y ago
Ah, too bad this mission to the moon isn't political, otherwise you might have found a connection!
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by frahs 8y ago
And that's why Google's recruiting has the extra step of a hiring committee which didn't meet the candidate. Interviewers fill out interview feedback based on how their interview went with the candidate, and there's guid
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by frahs 8y ago
Most of the energy of getting a rocket to orbit is in achieving orbital velocity, not orbital altitude :/. Unless you accelerate your satellite really really fast, it'll just fall back to the earth.
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by frahs 8y ago
Well, it's like the restaurant example. If I search for "restaurants", it shouldn't give me restaurants in Shanghai because that's the city with the largest population. It should give me Northern California, since t
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by frahs 9y ago
Can humans magically solve NP hard problems that computers can't? I don't think so...
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by frahs 9y ago
I know with plastics, "flame treatment" is a common way to prepare surfaces for bonding (with epoxy). I could imagine that maybe flame-treating concrete has some benefits for tunnels. Probably gets rid of any oils on the surface.
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by frahs 9y ago
I think the limit is developer talent. It's hard to find people with the right background to train an AI model.
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by frahs 9y ago
I agree that his comment was not in good taste, but I think he must have simply misread or skimmed the parent comment, or misunderstood. Your comment is a great example of unnecessary escalation. He made a mistake, no need to pin all this a
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by frahs 9y ago
This isn't about diagnosis, it's about monitoring already at-risk patients. He clearly stated nurses take this sort of measurement manually for at-risk patients, it's a simple solution to automate an existing workflow that in
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by frahs 9y ago
I kinda hate advertisements. News generates value and requires resources to write. The advertisement model was alright, but clearly WSJ decided that they're better off just forcing you to subscribe to get their news, and frankly it&#x2
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by frahs 9y ago
Thanks for the explanation! I recently have been working on my own deep learning library (for fun) and was doing something similar. Aren't GL textures sampled with floating point units inexactly? Do you just rely on floating point erro
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by frahs 9y ago
You know, in isolation I felt similarly about this specific example. But looking at the rest of the article, you'd have to be blind if this is the one example you choose to pull out after reading the whole thing. I think there's s
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by frahs 9y ago
This is only if the tube sections all move together. This could be handled at the joint between each tube section, and then the joints would only have to move a fraction of that distance.
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by frahs 9y ago
I think by adapter, he meant USB-C -> Audio jack dongle, not a bluetooth adapter. So battery wouldn't be an issue.
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by frahs 9y ago
But the developer mode notification on bootup kills the laptop :( It warns you that you're in developer mode, makes a beep, and prompts you to push spacebar if you want to turn off dev mode, deleting everything on your computer. Maybe
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by frahs 9y ago
Also, with 2FA it's not so bad.
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by frahs 9y ago
This is the view from the inside as a Google employee. You see all these lines between what you work on and what other people work on. From the outside? People see it quite differently. For an example you can maybe relate to, it's easy
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by frahs 9y ago
One thing worth mentioning (even though I agree with the gist of your point) is that machines make the same mistakes consistently. This is pretty rare for a human. Imagine 10% of the cars on the road are autonomous and they all make this sa
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by frahs 9y ago
I don't think so. I mean, read the story. It's written really well. Many years passed between Half Life 1 and Half Life 2, and yet #2 was very successful. Another example is TF2.
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by frahs 9y ago
exa is harder to type than ls, but this looks really cool.
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by frahs 9y ago
Instead of a music stand, you could use a modified camera tripod or something -- I don't think that's too complicated. Anyways, point is a lightweight device capable of holding a 20LB binder isn't new technology -- you could

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