aldousd666

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   by aldousd666 4y ago

   So, if you can get some binary value, true or false, with 50% accuracy, that's like a coin flip. So essentially zero accuracy advantage over random chance. That means, quite literally, that this method of "identifying" AI may
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   by aldousd666 4y ago

   We can disagree on this point. I'd say you can have the best solution, best possible product, best idea, and best people building it, and if you have no capital, you're toast.
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   by aldousd666 4y ago

   Man, he tried so hard to defend that bug.
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   by aldousd666 4y ago

   The author needs to rethink point number 4. Investors' time is valuable, whether you like the idea or not. They can spend it listening to your pitch, or someone else's pitch, but if you're looking for funding even a minute o
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   by aldousd666 4y ago

   Convolutional filters can be visually interrogated. You can see exactly which hits it makes at every layer of each filter. There's some cool videos on YouTube illustrating it. You can't tell as the end user, but the developers don
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   by aldousd666 5y ago

   The Network Effect, except, in reverse. Pretty soon, six degrees of kevin bacon means you'll see nothing.