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by aeleos 9y ago
Wow not just a semi truck but a new super car? I always wondered what they could do if there weren't trying to make the cars affordable to most of the population, I guess this is it. 620 mile range is disgustingly insane, I wonder how
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by aeleos 9y ago
I remember having seen this a while ago and having been unable to find it since. Thanks for posting this, its always really cool to see what can be done in such a little amount of space.
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by aeleos 9y ago
I changed my comment to neural network since a set of neurons is somewhat wrong, but I don't really agree that there isn't much of a connection between this and biology. While there might not be much of a connection between how th
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by aeleos 9y ago
Yes, it turns out you can find meaningful information. etiam provided this https://arxiv.org/pdf/1312.6034.pdf The main issue is making sure what you are looking for is actually what the network is doing. You have to c
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by aeleos 9y ago
That is really interesting. Given a neural network that solely exist to play Go, one that is influenced by the human mind is limited compared to the exact same set of neurons that doesn't have that influence. EDIT: changed a set of neu
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by aeleos 9y ago
In some ways it is, but the main difference is that adversarial learning (usually) produces a second neural network whose purpose is to exploit weakness is the first. Whereas reinforcement learning does not produce a second neural network t
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by aeleos 9y ago
The fact that they only used self play with no outside input here is really interesting. I wonder if this system produced more new styles of play. While I am not that familiar with Go, I know in some of the other articles they talk about th
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by aeleos 9y ago
I have recently started to get involved helping out with the rust-bindgen program for generating rust bindings to C++ programs. It really is amazing the amount of work they put into creating issues for small things for new people to fix and
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by aeleos 9y ago
The main issue with self-play is that unless done very methodically it can lead to behavior that does not learn what we want it to learn, but games the simulation and basically cheats. Its not a perfect solution and is just another tool bei
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by aeleos 9y ago
I mean to be fair what Apple is doing is a great marketing move. What they are doing is not all that complicated they saw a market where no one else was (others have tried, but didn't do it right or or make it user friendly enough). Th
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by aeleos 9y ago
There are many good videos on youtube that do a good job explaining what gravitational waves are and how we detect them. Many of these were made in response to the first detection, and they do a pretty good job explaining it in laymans term
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by aeleos 9y ago
Here is a more reliable source http://money.cnn.com/2017/08/07/autos/gm-china-electric-car/... Wait that article is from more than a month ago, and so is the daily mail article. Why is this being po
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by aeleos 9y ago
I wonder how this will work with apples recent fight against online advertisers. If google does track users but it is all anonymous from the advertisers perspective, does that mean Apple is okay with it?
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by aeleos 9y ago
For all the shit facebook got before, this is a pretty surprising move. I don't think anyone could have predicted this.
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by aeleos 9y ago
> The deal also includes a non-exclusive license for HTC intellectual property From the blog post, seems to be a license.
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by aeleos 9y ago
As someone learning rust and currently going through this, I would consider that a trivial program. You will know once you get there because you hit kind of a wall where you have to learn and understand what is basically a language inside o
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by aeleos 9y ago
I have been working on writing my own OS in rust for the past few months, and the main thing I have had the most difficulty with is Rust itself. The package management is so much better than C, dependencies are easier, and it was honestly e
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by aeleos 9y ago
You are just taking the literal meaning of the words not what they are actually being used for. In this case, evolution means the type of small incremental updates that we have been slowly getting disappointed by for the past few years. Yea
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by aeleos 9y ago
It wasn't always an evolution. Despite all the apple "oh we changed everything look at us" they really did. And for the first few years after that everything was changing so fast it was a revolution. But it has since slowly d
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by aeleos 9y ago
Lol the first Face ID demo had some issues
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by aeleos 9y ago
Just from the livestream it is $699 at 64gb
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by aeleos 9y ago
Wireless charging if thats something you want.
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by aeleos 9y ago
https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death... Your comment immediately made me think of this. Highly recommended talk for anyone that hasn't seen it. It goes through a "fictional" (mayb
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by aeleos 9y ago
1. What are the other general intelligence that we know of besides life? 2. How is it that you know that the reasoning abilities of the structures that we create are because of the structure, and not because we are the pieces that make up t
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by aeleos 9y ago
I think you are right that we could, in theory experimentally brute force intelligence. But if we try and do that, we are basically trying to simulate an entire universe and wait for intelligence. But the amount of computing power that that
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by aeleos 9y ago
What do you think the best way of attacking these problems is? It seems to me that we aren't even at the point where technology can do much to help us (in terms of recreating what we know about the brain) and we just need to understand
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by aeleos 9y ago
If you are still looking for an ad blocker, I have had great experiences with ublock origin.
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by aeleos 9y ago
In the article it says that the cluster is around 0.5 nanometers in diameter.
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by aeleos 9y ago
I'm not 100% sure about this but I think part of the reason why its called you only look once is that it is single frame object detection. I do know that there are other types of networks that can previous frames into account, but the
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by aeleos 9y ago
That would be fine, but the amount of time that would take to prepare isn't something I would do in the morning. But being able to get a drink out of the fridge makes it much easier

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