kilbasa

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   by kilbasa 12y ago

   I think if you measure productivity in terms of coconuts over man hours, productivity could rise indefinitely if it's at all possible to make robots that repair themselves and don't require any non-renewable resources. Anyway, I t
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   by kilbasa 12y ago

   I think the best thing is to ask them to warm up with something basic like a scale, and let them work their way up as their comfort level increases. I knew some people who were particularly pleasant and easy going, so they were able to rel
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   by kilbasa 12y ago

   There was a discussion on slashdot (take it with a grain of salt perhaps) about a similar article. http://slashdot.org/story/14/05/27/1326219/the-flaw-lurking-... The comment I recalled was written
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   by kilbasa 12y ago

   IIRC even the human brain has the 'adversarial' image flaw (these images will be unique to each person), but one simple workaround is to alter the input image via eye movement (which happens unconsciously).
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   by kilbasa 12y ago

   To be fair, he also said that reasoning at multiple levels of abstraction is an acquired skill, albeit a difficult one to acquire.