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by antpls 7y ago
They also forward personal data to government agencies when asked, like it or not.
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by antpls 7y ago
Does the 670 have the same AI compute capabilities than the 845 ? Newer Qualcomm chips include dedicated AI processor, which is probably what you would want for the next few years.
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by antpls 7y ago
I don't know the past of that lawyer, I don't know if that story is true or not, but it worries me even if I am 6000km away.
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by antpls 7y ago
I guess it went through that path : -Hiring -> Software Developer -Software Developer -> Code -Code -> Technical Debt You only have to hire a Software Developer :)
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by antpls 7y ago
If you made it works, does it mean the Spectre mitigation is basically useless, as it can be bypassed ?
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by antpls 7y ago
There is a right to free movement in the country because it would be impractical to check movements of people at this level of granularity. With this development of technology, it becomes possible to even check who is crossing your neighbor
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by antpls 7y ago
It would have been fairer to let the users decide how many days precisely they want to keep history, and let everyone find their sweet spots. And, sure, it's deleted from Google. Is it also deleted from ads networks after Google shared
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by antpls 7y ago
> Possibilities like this scare me far more than the lack of LIDAR because replicating a bug like this would be next to impossible. We don't know what we don't know, and we can't explore and understand the system to suss o
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by antpls 7y ago
I understand the feeling of people about not wanting this. So far, calling meant you really wanted to speak to an human. But let's be honest : this is an awesome opportunity to gather more data and to get closer to more natural human
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by antpls 7y ago
You know Internet was needed when some mad people started to build 24-wheeled cars without anyone knowing about it
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by antpls 7y ago
In my opinion, you should include "POWERFUL QUERY TOOL" into the community edition, and then sell the ability to have private spaces including support in the priced plan. Right now, it doesn't seem very fair or legit given th
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by antpls 7y ago
You could have the same (only existing?) process than other content platforms like YouTube, Github, etc. In practice, most people are fair and post the content with the right license, but anyone can send a DMCA request. An annual transparen
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by antpls 7y ago
The same question could be asked for code posted on Github, yet it doesn't seem to be a problem in practice. Everyone just trust the license header in the files.
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by antpls 7y ago
From my knowledge, this is what I understood : This result could lead to task-specific neural networks implemented at the hardware circuit level. This is one step further than quantization and should allow to further reduce energy consumpti
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by antpls 8y ago
What does "trademarked potatoes" mean ? (GMO ?) I'm emotionally on the side of the Indian farmers.
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by antpls 8y ago
Reliably picking up object is a specific task that might be solved at the material/physic level, for example : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7l-87r4oOY which doesn't use fingers at all. Planning using previousl
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by antpls 8y ago
Actually it does a good job. When there is some data (like crowd sourced number reporting) on internet about the specific phone number you searched for, Google will show it in the top results You get a full page of non-sense results and ads
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by antpls 8y ago
I wish softwares were more often retrofitted to terminal when possible. Good work !
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by antpls 8y ago
If I were a billionaire and I wanted to change the world, I would put pressure on existing companies by creating a competing company and pretending extraordinary achievements. Truth or not, failure or not, Musk moves forward the hopes and e
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by antpls 8y ago
Would it be interesting to list Infrastructure-as-Code tools and cloud pipeline tools in parallel ? At some point, build tools and infrastructure tools may converge : Kubeflow Pipeline (for ML) - https://www.kubeflow.org/doc
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by antpls 8y ago
Good work, the github repository is also clean and easy to follow. May I ask : What is the size of the live model of the website, in MByte ? (or maybe it would be nice to add that info in the README, just to have an idea) Also, would be int
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by antpls 8y ago
In theory, I believe copyright is a way for individuals to defend their rights against big corps. In practice, it will only benefit big corps which have enough resources for judicial procedures, and force individuals to give up their creati
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by antpls 8y ago
> This likely means that a robot following the Asimov's three laws would never pass a direct Turing test. Not necessarily true. An AI could pretend that it doesn't follow Asimov's laws while in fact following them. For exa
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by antpls 8y ago
I believe it's fine to hide this information if the algorithm to rank posts is obvious and easy to reason about. For example, you know on Hacker News that the top posts are the ones with the most votes. More detail doesn't give mu
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by antpls 8y ago
Federated bayesian filters or local machine learning ? You could have a personal (stored on device) Bayesian filter that learns from your preferences, and a shared one to block spam spotted by your contacts As other people suggested, I don&
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by antpls 8y ago
That's amazing ! Could help many people who are lonely to better know about themselves
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by antpls 8y ago
Only by looking at the front page and the about page, I didn't understand how one can earn "credit"/"bait". Also, if it's "Open Data", why does it require credits to access it ?
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by antpls 8y ago
To gain cheap trust from people by saying "trust us, the data shows it" I can think of two reasons for the data to be made public : - for trust and transparency purposes : It is for the same reason than an election system should b
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by antpls 8y ago
> We should not need Visa or Coinbase. We need them because of legal limitations, not technical ones IMHO, at the end of the day the biggest challenge is not technical, but rather it's to change the laws which were made to support t
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by antpls 8y ago
Are the telemetry data made public? If it's not, then it could be manipulated to justify arbitrary decisions from MS

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