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current state of the art
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I'm not arguing for a soul or any sort of emergent properties of self-awareness or consciousness even, I just believe that in our current state of AI/ML/neural networks/deep learning, all of these techniques and algorith
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that statement I made may apply to the human mind and our thoughts, but it also may not some would argue: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_theory_of_mind#C... So if someone were to disagree with the view o
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"I understand that a machine could kill people. But will a machine want to kill people? That seems to go back to that philosophical notion of consciousness." This is exactly the issue with a lot of journalists and people talking a
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I've never seen that comic on the oatmeal, it's amazing, thanks for sharing
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A quick tutorial on implementing and debugging malloc, free, calloc, and realloc(danluu.com)
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Learning to code will eventually be as useful as learning Ancient Greek(work.qz.com)
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When Will Computers Have Common Sense?(scientificamerican.com)
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Five Signs You've Become a Complacent Founder(startupgrind.com)
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I agree, a lot of chatbot projects seem to be built because of the hype + the team also gets to dabble with some "AI/ML." I think there are very few conversational agents or chatbots today that people use regularly, and of th
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"Your chatbot should be purposeful, reflective of your product’s voice, and simpatico with your users. One helpful design exercise is to produce an assistant persona and personality:" For a business, a "chatbot" or any f
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"it can freeze its Go-playing part and learn to do something else to perfection" People like Elon Musk will write sentences like this but hidden away in it is a subtle reference to an AI program understanding what it's doing.
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"The whole statement is also wrong. Of course you can increase intelligence by optimizing the process of learning." One of the author's main points is that "intelligence" in the way you mentioned, learning and optim
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The author makes several points about AI/intelligence and recursive systems that I think a lot of people who think "AI will take over the world and replace" humans [1][2][3] don't understand. He argues that general intel
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Tricky puzzle game where your move is mirrored(danielborowski.github.io)
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The Drone Company That Fell to Earth(wired.com)
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The Words Men and Women Use When They Write About Love(nytimes.com)
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This article was written in 2011, and I think since then with the "learn to code" movement becoming so popular and coding bootcamps promising to help people get software development jobs, things have changed a bit--at least for ed
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I interviewed at five top companies in Silicon Valley and got five job offers(medium.com)
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I actually tried to do something similar to the SHRDLU project in JavaScript. It was a few years ago and I thought it would be fun to see how much I could accomplish over a weekend, and I slowly realized just how hard this type of project (
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Web Frameworks: Conclusions(sitepen.com)
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The end of the cult of the founder(wired.com)
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Simple JavaScript natural language program inspired by SHRDLU(danielborowski.github.io)
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Why There Is No Hitchhiker’s Guide to Mathematics for Programmers(jeremykun.com)
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TC39 September Notes: What proposals are being dropped(github.com)
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Popunders in the Wild Technical Analysis(0x6f0.bitbucket.io)
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A Tricky JavaScript Interview Question Asked by Google and Amazon(medium.com)
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I’ve seen the future, it’s full of HTML(medium.com)
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The weird flicker/initial empty page (might) be because all the components are being mounted synchronously on page load. The new version of react introduced async rendering of new components: https://medium.com/behind-t
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Stop Loading All Your Web Components at Once(medium.com)
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