nabajour

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   by nabajour 25d ago

   not one website raising Labrador Retrievers ?
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   by nabajour 5y ago

   It's probably also important from an information bubble point of view: you selected those accounts you follow and with time you start to know them, so you have an idea of their opinions and biases and you can probably better judge of t
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   by nabajour 5y ago

   It might be both, some sort of feedback loop. My take on this is that in a small company, the individual with his morals and values can still have an impact on the behaviour of a company. Above a certain size, when the company is public, th
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   by nabajour 5y ago

   I think also that the format is different, the link between people is not the same on social media posts. There is a difference between seeing something interesting, thinking of a friend who might be interested and sending it to him with a
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   by nabajour 5y ago

   I think this comes from the theory of general artificial intelligence where your AI would have the ability for self improving. Hence it could develop any capability given time and incentive for it. There are interesting videos on the subjec
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   by nabajour 6y ago

   If the issue is a lack of way to structure the explanation or missing the justification to go from one step to the next, having a structure that forces one to be explicit helps. Other than sympy, a technique for formal proof might help. One