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Welcome to the Era of Experience [pdf]
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DeepMind's David Silver and Richard Sutton's position paper on the possible upcoming future of AI heavily based on reinforcement learning.
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My first instinct after reading the complaint is... Fuck off!! How nice it must be for members of this so called "Center for AI and Digital Policy" to dictate - isn't that the result of a complaint enforced by the FTC - fro
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Beeper bridges with WhatsApp. Does it mean that one can bypass the upcoming Facebook data sharing requirement by just using the Beeper client?
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One, if not the main, feature to upgrade to iOS 14 is now delayed to any of the 365 days of 2021. Clear message: "Save adtech and continue to screw your customers". Bravo Apple, Bravo!!
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6y ago
Hi Adam, Hard to give feedback because your design decisions and trade offs are not public and in your writing you give more of a business vibe than a designer, would've been nice to have the designers here instead of you. But you aske
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Rapid Deployment Vaccine Collaborative
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Did AI and a post get Bolton ousted?
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7y ago
The propaganda machine is in full effect, not in Russia but in the US. For any possible scenario Americans might come up with for China or anyone else for dystopian surveillance systems, they should look no further than America itself. Chin
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What the US gets wrong about China's public trust system a.k.a. “social credit”
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8y ago
Fuck Axios. If you're behind a VPN they won't let you visit their site. To Axios: No, I won't let you follow me all around the web and I won't give you any of my info. And yes, I will call you out for trying to exchange
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8y ago
Sure. Great work! Would rust-analyzer provide enough of a foundation to build something like this?: https://gtoolkit.com Mind you, in the IDE above reflection builtin the language allows for the incredible amount of power. In Ru
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This isn't true either. https://github.com/jcs/endless
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8y ago
As a "only go to the Mac if you have to" iPad Pro fulltime software developer, I wholeheartedly agree with the pros, cons and promise of the software. It's just unfurtunate that new and existing iPad Pro users will have to wa
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Interesting
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+1 Excellent interview albeit a bit short. Love the "Trump as a victim of social media" epiphany. Classical Jaron.
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I agree. No single person or group should have the capability to "censor" anyone. On an individual basis, any single user should decide to block, hide or completely ignore anyone they want at will. And here's the thing, Masto
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8y ago
Shit just got real. @Rust team - and all other language teams for that matter - what process and tools will formally be used to prevent this from happening?
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8y ago
+1 I agree wholeheartedly wiht the concerns and complaints in this post. Even if you were to have the most trustworthy person leading a system like this, who is to say that this person's mind won't change. Or worse, a different su
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Ask HN: Is it possible to make a decentralized version of a VPN? Blockchain?
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The way Google's response is written is perhaps a sample of Pichai's application for White House Correspondent in the Trump administration. The argument is so ill worded its mindbugling. When did "open platforms" become
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You do know you have choices in the operating systems and hardware you use. If that's not a viable option, engaging in dialogue with Apple might be the way to go.
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For what it's worth, I'm certainly glad Schmidhuber is around. Not only for his great accomplishments but also for the humanity he brings to science and scientific research. In history, accomplishments of this kind are overlooked
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8y ago
SomaVPN - currently in beta Based on Algo and Wireguard
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8y ago
Considering the state of affairs regarding transparency and privacy, one would think that they would define what “certified” actually means.
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9y ago
The title should be: “Against guilty pleasures: Adorno on the crimes of pop culture and inequality. Wouldn’t call it clickbait considering the other aspect is covered. Great observations on the effects capitalism on culture, particularly on
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The stance of the US government on this issue is completely hypocritical considering that there's drugs advertised on TV just about every weekend which can cause the ultimate side effect: death. Or is it that the pharmaceutical compani
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Go Rust! Sorry, had to say that. Incredible architecture changes were made, but without the language to support them it simply wouldn't have been possible.
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*ACM, want to see how bad things are, read this thread.... To understand Smalltalk in general one neeeds to understand the impetus; and behind it is Alan Kay. What we do today isn’t really “computing” as envisioned and then created in the 7
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Ditto. To add more wood to the fire consider that those 2 billion Android active devices are not “Google’s Android” devices. In China, where the largest bulk of those 2 billion devices are, Google isn’t allowed. Which means that SDKs like
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