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Ask HN: Why are desktop AI apps so heavy?
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Show HN: Preloop – An MCP proxy for human-in-the-loop tool approvals
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A Detailed Timeline of the IMAGE Mission Recovery
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Build a Balancing Bot with OpenAI Gym
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Scipy 1.0 is released
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Lane Following Autopilot with Keras and Tensorflow
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Self-healing nano-spacecraft could reach Alpha Centauri in 20 years
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Revisiting a 90-year-old debate: the advantages of the mean deviation (2004)
(leeds.ac.uk)
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How Typography Shapes Our Perception of Truth
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Learning with a Nontrivial Teacher
(simonsfoundation.org)
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The Yes Men Play Anti-Terror Prank at European Parliament
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Review Skeptic
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11y ago
>Our brains have this giant section dedicated to nothing but recognizing characters in our native written language. Sure we have a lot of brain power going to shape recognition in general, but character recognition is so incredibly train
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11y ago
Interesting point. However, I'd like to argue that there is a fine line between the conventional definition of a utility function and the ability of an organism to survive in an environment. The latter is truly open-ended, and not real
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11y ago
I found the first comment to this article quite interesting: "Marcus has a point - even is some of what is said about deep neural networks is incorrect (for instance, they can learn and generalize from very few example, one shot learni
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Why Smart Cities Failed
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Apple’s iPhone Market Grew 75% Year Over Year in China
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11y ago
Precisely the same question I have as well. Especially given that the energy you could store in a spring or coil could be much more, and you are not limited by one's lifting capacity or maximum height. Anyone have an idea?
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The moral crusade against Greece must be opposed
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Greece Calls July 5 Referendum on Creditors' Demands
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Is the brain a good model for machine intelligence? [pdf]
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11y ago
"Do I dare to say this somehow shows the relative unimportance of design?" When design is about cramming some animation in just about everything you can show on the screen, and about how fancy your colors are going to be – yes, I
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"We could also take other data into account, like the user who submitted the article, and generate features indicating things like the karma of the user..." I'm wondering how helpful could that be in prediction though? Would
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What's new in Xcode 7
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Apple Music will be available on Windows and on Android
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11y ago
It does not elaborate on the "problem of crowds", at all. On the contrary, it offers a rather positive view to the whole spontaneous reaction thing. Which is great, don't get me wrong. However, in this case, I believe the sol
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11y ago
So that's all great and trying to help and all, but.. a crowd that yells at the top of their lungs to a driver till he goes in tears (in place of actually guiding him to properly move the vehicle), and thereafter tries to lift the bus
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11y ago
A related thought might be, once this is in place, how much work would it be so support Appkit (OS X) apps as well?
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Build Windows apps from your Objective-C code
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Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) for Swift and Objective-C
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