acollins1331

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by acollins1331 7y ago
There's a difference between putting your thumb on companies, and an entire sector. Knee jerk hate for industry wide regulation makes no sense, it's precisely the job of the government to set the standards of operation for a parti
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by acollins1331 7y ago
But full ban costs Google money.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
It shouldn't be that hard to find an alternative to whole foods. I also question your need to install surveillance in your own home at all.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Sure, you shouldn't "always" escape like you say, but I don't think the people the author is criticizing are watching marvel movies 12 hours a day.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Fitbit is a terrible product. Enjoy paying smart watch prices for a tiny screen that tells you your heart rate.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
How does that prosecutor sleep at night knowing they lie for a foreign government? I also thought Sweden was supposed to be one of the countries that actually cared about human rights, too.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
This is false, the data was selectively biased. Stop spreading misinformation. The "data" you talk about says that seat belts are about as effective as car seats at preventing death, which is true. However the data that is ignored
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by acollins1331 7y ago
https://jacobgil.github.io/deeplearning/class-activation-map... Not sure how that would work with a segmentation algorithm like Unet though. It makes more sense in showing where in an image that the network was activat
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Maybe general intelligence is not a goal to pursue, isn't general intelligence of machines what would eventually lead to the 'singularity' that seems far away now but is plausible in theory? Maybe John's real last name i
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Seems to me you're just describing reinforcement learning. Youre just saying a human child can adapt to the new problem faster than the AI can adapt, which is true but not the argument you've been making in this thread.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
The growth in demand isn't keeping up with population growth because young people are not getting married, don't have enough money, read on the internet who mines the diamonds. Screw diamonds and the idiots who are upset they are
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by acollins1331 7y ago
I didn't say that all religious people were like that. I said religious people that just listen to what a religious figure says and believes it are. Which is what we were discussing happened with the Aztecs. If a christian does it it&#
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by acollins1331 7y ago
No but they'd be the only people in a Facebook group complaining about it
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by acollins1331 7y ago
I disagree. There are lots of advancements that DL has yet to fully realize with even the current technology. You're focused on commercial applications but applying neural network models, especially CV models to many types of scientifi
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by acollins1331 7y ago
I think the diversity you see in cameras and lidar placement and existence is worth it enough to have different paths forward. Tesla seems insistent that it can be done sans lidar. It's definitely worth it to see which approach works b
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by acollins1331 7y ago
His rhetoric and promises during campaigns
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by acollins1331 7y ago
You saw it take hold in 2016. Obama got the populist votes, and then Trump did. People wonder how the same people could vote for both, the common thread is populism.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Someone doesn't understand how healthcare research is done.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
There is a reason the many eastern religions that were the inspiration for a lot of new age ideas forbid drugs and alcohol. While you can have drug induced trances similar to meditation, in Zen they call it "losing your self", the
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Both these companies are jokes. I had 45 prepaid 4g a month with Sprint and switched to the a prepaid program with Verizon that costs the same amount but gives me 16gb a month, and I actually have service on the islands.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
I don't need to make a throwaway account to tell the parent that they probably don't want to live in Texas.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Does anyone have any insight on what actually happens to this data? Is it really deleted or just stored in a warehouse somewhere inaccessible to me but accessible to some snooping government or hacker?
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by acollins1331 7y ago
This seems like it's probably very wrong.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
The quickest way to get a cultural shift in a technical office is to go from 98% male to 70% male. Things get real different real quick. There's no reason to leave gender out of culture shifts, except that you don't like it.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
We don't let blatantly false ads run on TV. Why is it so hard for Facebook or Twitter to do the same thing?
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Sure, that's what you'd want. And everyone in the police here wants video and audio recording of every persons movement at all times so they can solve every crime. Sometimes the police want bad things.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
ESA section 7 assessments are insanely cheap, especially in cities. Maybe hire a different consulting firm. We would walk up and down the road, if it was completely urban and there is no habitat for the species you literally don't even
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by acollins1331 7y ago
This is 100% opposite my experience in wetland water quality permits. Sorry your state has super corrupt army corps districts. Ours (NC) let's all kind of stuff slide, but we still do thorough work that meets all applicable regulations
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by acollins1331 7y ago
Great idea, maybe you should call Waymo.
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by acollins1331 7y ago
That's not something you'll find a citation for. As someone who has worked in the industry it's not as simple as "see child; stop". What's also happening behind you? Beside of you? Do you swerve? How quickly do

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