Isinlor

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by Isinlor 8y ago
Could someone provide a context to this article? Why is it important?
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by Isinlor 8y ago
I don't want to force anyone to do anything. I just express my opinion. And certain things are just facts like learning English will give you superior economical power. I don't think there is any reason to protect language from cr
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by Isinlor 8y ago
I don't think languages deserve any special protection. People do. Also, I think that all languages are supper weird, and because of that they have their own unique cultural value that can't be measured. But in terms of economical
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Take a look here "Why Is AI Art Copyright So Complicated?": https://www.artnome.com/news/2019/3/27/why-is-ai-art-copyrig... > Claims that AI is creating art on its own and that machines are
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Would it be a private, subsidies free school, or a public one? Quite likely the actual cost of a public school will be 10 or 100 more than you have to pay in tuition.
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by Isinlor 8y ago
I'm sure people asked. But you don't get promoted by not doing things. You get promoted by doing. So they do.
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by Isinlor 8y ago
If complying with CLOUD act would infringe on EU citizens rights, is there any legal reason why EU regulator should not fine a company that is infringing EU laws? We, Europeans, should follow our laws to their full extend and fine infringin
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by Isinlor 8y ago
He left OpenAI a year ago. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-17/elon-musk...
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by Isinlor 8y ago
I expanded on my comment somewhat more here: https://www.metaculus.com/questions/73/will-the-silver-turin... Feel free to predict and comment too!
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Add some bias to create dialogues when sampling based on movie subtitles and I could see it passing proper Turing test.
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Neural Networks seem to be capable of both too. Although I'm just guessing what do you mean precisely by deduction. Would you agree that solving Sudoku requires deduction? "Finally, we show how recurrent relational networks can le
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by Isinlor 8y ago
There is no reason. Most people would end up doing exactly that. I find myself somewhat in that position. I work remotely as Software Developer / Analyst 1 day a week earning a living wage and spend rest of my time reading :) . Interes
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Veritasium video on it: https://youtu.be/aKwJayXTZUs
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by Isinlor 8y ago
I think they will just make Google into a true monopoly. By true monopoly I mean a monopoly where barrier to entry is so high that there is not only no competition, but it is impossible to enter the market. For example, I don't think a
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Hopefully not, unless we speak about some hyper-local businesses. It's now GDPR + CCPA, so you are cutting off EU and California. Probably, more to come. For example, seems like LA Times does not block EU anymore.
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Adding a single bike line is like adding a single road in middle of nowhere. Dutch have bike infrastructure. Here you can go on a bike everywhere and leave bike everywhere. They have very clever solutions to avoid conflicts between cars and
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by Isinlor 8y ago
I'm a fan of Tesla. And it's not about Tesla now. It's about Larry Elison and Oracle. Oracle is the definition of evil in IT. Tesla has a lot of fans among IT people. IT people hate Oracle, and with good reasons. Read around
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by Isinlor 8y ago
There is also question of externalities. Building roads is not without hidden costs. Splitting communities in cities, making distances to travel longer because adding places for streets and parking places spreads infrastructure, air polluti
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Quite likely an attack on BitCoin would send the price trough the floor before you would be able to cash out.
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by Isinlor 8y ago
What subsidies did the recently unveiled tunnel receive?
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by Isinlor 8y ago
He may have delays, but what have he failed to deliver? Everything is either work in progress or delivered. - internet payment platform, check - first privately founded company to do orbital launch, check - reusable cheap rockets, check - b
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Here you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_of_life In general the term refers to the cost of reducing the average number of deaths by one. In US it would be little bit less than 10 million dollars.
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by Isinlor 8y ago
I have a similar sentiment, but it's hard for me to put a finger on it. There is so many things happening over years. I'm wonder how much of this shift in Google could be attributed to Sundar Pichai and how much to just normal pro
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Something like OpenAI?
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by Isinlor 8y ago
As other people mentioned, the only correct way to approach wars is to not have them in the first place. But since we do have them... The article failed to convince me that flamethrowers would be in any way less destructive than artillery a
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Falcon 9 burns trough around 500t of propellant while Electron trough around 12t. So, you need roughly 41 launches of Electron to match one of Falcon 9. 41 Electrons can deliver max 10t of payload costing around 246 millions $, while single
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by Isinlor 8y ago
If user password is "passsword" he may be reusing it across 50 other websites. If you leak information that "password" is linked to "email@gmail.com" I can hack the 50 other websites. If you never knew that the
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Nope, the password is what people type in. They may type the same things at many websites. We should not care what that exactly is. Why would you want to see actual user password if you can just not see it? If you see a password you can lea
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Nope, the password is what people type in. They may type the same things at many websites. We should not care what that exactly is. Why would you want to see actual user password if you can just not see it? If you see a password you can le
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by Isinlor 8y ago
Why would you want to see actual user password if you can not see it? If you see a password you can leak it by screwing up in numbers of ways. If you never see a password you just can't leak it. E.g. Twitter recently discovered that th

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