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Isn't it amazing how fast our brains can lock-in and drill-down. For something that might have might only been viewable in a few frames, the author was able to
by kristopher 14y ago
Isn't it amazing how fast our brains can lock-in and drill-down. For something that might have might only been viewable in a few frames, the author was able to recall a small subset from over 30 years ago.
Will computers ever have the IO bandwidth to compete with the human brain?
- indiecore 14y ago>Will computers ever have the IO bandwidth to compete with the human brain? Probably, it's just a matter of time.
- dsil 14y agoFor what it's worth, I cut out an image of just the map from the screenshot posted, and gave it to google reverse-image-search, and it did NOT match it to a map of Zork. It just returned a bunch of similarly colored images.
- njharman 14y agoWhat do you define as a computer? a single cpu, one rack unit, a cluster? What is your definition of "compete"? Computers already beat humans at math, memory, chess, and many other things. Certainly believe Google's clusters have the IO to compete with humans at searching and filtering.