letlambda

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by letlambda 9y ago
Yeah, they have a program that allows you to exchange your labor for capital.
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by letlambda 9y ago
easily deceived
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by letlambda 9y ago
It seems extremely unlikely to me that it wouldn't. I conjecture that no such word exists in any widely used human language. This would be a word who's meaning is not contained in the span of meanings of all other words in the lan
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by letlambda 9y ago
Having the model produce realistic interpolations through areas of the latent space that had no associated training data is surely something that people will be trying to make happen.
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by letlambda 9y ago
How does owning a property increase it's supply? I'm not an economist, but I think you have got to build houses to make more of them.
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by letlambda 9y ago
900 mathematicians is a ~30% increase?
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by letlambda 9y ago
They certainly don't make that easier. But if the system supports a mutable link, you can have documents that always link to their own latest version. IPFS does this by storing (mutable link, contentID) pairs in the DHT, which can be u
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by letlambda 9y ago
The hardware is certainly good enough to assist a person with a disability living in a ranch house with typical household tasks. As demonstrated by human in the loop operation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQckUlXPRVk
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by letlambda 9y ago
The policy network is a function from board states to a scoring of moves. The policy network with the greedy heuristic, ie pick the highest rated move with no explicit look ahead method, plays at a high amateur level. This was... unexpected
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by letlambda 9y ago
>AI writing software will just get me another flavour of the wrong software. AI working out what people want the software to do would be useful. Maybe we can deliver that wrong software in 100ms instead of 100 days.
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by letlambda 9y ago
>5) Intuitive leaps. e.g. Rubics cube. I'm not sure what a Rubics cube has to do with intuition. But solving a Rubics cube is so firmly within the realm of doable that no one is going to call it AI anymore.
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by letlambda 9y ago
Walk around to the opposite side of the gyro wheel. If the acceleration is due to the rotation of the gyroscope, it still points out radially. If it was due to a mass out beyond the rim, you're falling on your head.
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by letlambda 9y ago
>There's nothing forcing companies to tell you what compound is harmful, where it is. This is changing. But you still have the problem of over reporting. There are provisions to verify that your use of the material is safe, but it&#
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by letlambda 9y ago
They've begun to cover the ground of immersive AR in patents. Maybe that's the value investors are seeing.
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by letlambda 9y ago
Is it killing, to bring a thing into "existence", and yet not provide it with an immortal existence?
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by letlambda 9y ago
If you open a .csv file in excel and save it, you may find that it has converted any long numbers into scientific notation for you, and saved that as text. It will also get rid of any leading zeros for you.
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by letlambda 9y ago
They don't just provide credit. They also trade in personal information.
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by letlambda 9y ago
>Am I missing something fundamental here? Yeah, these aren't magic formula, they are just examples. >In the first example, the method compute_error_for_line_given_points is called with values 1, 2, [[3,6],[6,9],[12,18]]. Where di
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by letlambda 9y ago
This is exactly how the Prius (Gen 1) 'Hybrid Synergy Drive' works.
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by letlambda 9y ago
They said they were you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9ptA3Ya9E
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by letlambda 9y ago
A new designated felon would be required to sell highly automated vehicles, the Cyber Security Officer. You'll sign some documents certifying everything is fine, but of course, everything won't be fine. When your cars get hacked y
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by letlambda 9y ago
>instead, it tries to trick the reviewers, attempting to determine if it’s landed on a Car and Driver test-lot, and then switching into a high-pollution, high-fuel-efficiency mode. This has actually been the case for some time. The car m
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by letlambda 9y ago
That may be largely due to massive amount of work put into the old way. Even if GA is just fundamentally a better idea for doing graphics, it doesn't have decades of software and hardware development to back it up. Imagine selling this
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by letlambda 9y ago
C++ GA library. https://github.com/wolftype/versor The cheat sheet is awesome. http://versor.mat.ucsb.edu/masters_appendix.pdf The author's thesis is worth a look: http://versor.mat.ucs
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by letlambda 9y ago
Consider every action that can be taken at this moment. For each possible action, consider every possible future (out to infinity) weighted by it's likelihood. There are exclamation marks because some of these terms present minor pract
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by letlambda 9y ago
http://www.alife.org/ Artificial Life is a field with very fuzzy boundaries. Roughly, computer systems that look like biological or ecological systems. From an AL perspective, life evolves to function in it's ecology.