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lowglow
8y ago
Part 2 of this application is weird. ---snip--- Experimental Assessments Thank you for completing your project description. Next you'll be presented two assessments: a 10-minute personality questionnaire, followed by a 20-minute brain
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lowglow
8y ago
It's interesting and something we're investigating at my company. Merely building out the marketplace/exchange for this stuff raises a ton of questions (which is good).
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lowglow
8y ago
I asked a friend if they would pay $1/mo for a facebook alternative, and they said no -- they would just start using instagram. When I explained facebook owned instagram, they still didn't think $1/mo would be worth it, citin
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lowglow
9y ago
1. Create demand 2. Acquire users 3. Own distribution 4. Iterate to multiply 1
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lowglow
9y ago
This is awesome work. What's the process of vision -> latex conversion?
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lowglow
9y ago
4 for it! Going to toss https://synapse.ai/ in there as well. :)
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lowglow
9y ago
Synapse AI (Synapse.ai) | Building a decentralized AI network | REMOTE Looking for solidity/rails/node/react hackers. We're building the future.
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lowglow
9y ago
I'm biased but I'm running one. I've been a long time member of the hacker/dev community, heck, you can even come to our office and visit with us. I also run the Crypto Builders meet-up out of Noisebridge here in San Fra
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lowglow
9y ago
> If we could solve off-target side effects using AI, then we'd be in a whole different ballgame. Having banged my head against it for a while, I think it is possible, but will take a huge amount of investment. Can you talk more abo
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lowglow
9y ago
epic. thanks!
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lowglow
9y ago
Awesome. Which book would you recommend?
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lowglow
9y ago
(My comment will get buried because I'm flagged but whatever) I had drinks with a bunch of Hugo award winners and candidates a couple of years back (2015?) and we started talking about near-future stuff. Mainly that I was looking for m
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lowglow
9y ago
This is a classic Network Flow optimization problem as well.
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lowglow
9y ago
I would say distributed frameworks are in the wheelhouse typically when talking about decentralization and AI applications.
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lowglow
9y ago
There is a Decentralized AI Summit[0] happening in San Francisco in Feb that currently has a call for presenters. You should reach out and show off your work there. [0] http://decentralized-ai.com/
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lowglow
9y ago
Hasn't this been a thing since forever? I remember also reading something about a glowing rabbit at one point in school.
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lowglow
9y ago
Interesting, Yardsale founders created another app that IIRC basically did this. It never took off for some reason but I thought it was great to get an instant buy and pickup for electronics.
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lowglow
9y ago
How would you improve the pipeline?
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lowglow
9y ago
dan [at] synapse [dot] ai
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lowglow
9y ago
Give participants (patients, doctors) access to subscribe to health data or symptoms (input) and create a consensus of possible treatment plans, iterate through those plans ordered by some metric (reputation, time, cost, availability). When
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lowglow
9y ago
O_O that would make my year. #blessed
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lowglow
9y ago
This is what I was getting at.
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lowglow
9y ago
No lie this sounds like a great fit for a reputation based system of openly evaluated experiments on an immutable, open, decentralized ledger.
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lowglow
9y ago
YESS any more details?
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lowglow
9y ago
"can be detected" beyond regular ol' OS/Browser/Traffic/Activity fingerprinting?
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lowglow
9y ago
Can you show me where changing your MAC address is illegal?
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lowglow
9y ago
Good move for Yelp. Probably bad news for data privacy advocates. They could track you from venue to venue, without your even connecting to the wifi. They could see how busy a restaurant is at any time based on number of smart devices with
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9y ago
We had an SF crypto builders meet-up[0] where I gave a talk on Introduction to Solidity programming[1]. It's a pretty good primer to get from zero to smart contract in about 30 minutes. Learn from my suffering. [0] https://w
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lowglow
9y ago
Use the same judgement any VC would when approaching what to purchase. Every inch of doubt is where you're gambling.
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lowglow
9y ago
I used to host the SFHN group, but the numbers started dwindling. Would be down to toss another one up just to get hackers out meeting other hackers: https://www.meetup.com/sfhackdays/
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