bluetwo

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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   If that's true, then you shouldn't read any journals that don't publish data and methods. You've got to vote with your feet (or in this case, attention).
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   I wonder if anyone here has a background in instructional design and what they think of this tutorial.
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   I'm watching an AI agent right now learn to play Texas Hold'em and after 75,000 hands, starting with zero knowledge, it plays about as well as some of my friends. What should I try to teach it next?
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   Medicinal Cocaine?
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   That is 1) to prevent fraud (see "check kiting") and 2) so the holding institution can collect the interest for the day. This is not a technology problem. Blockchain won't change either of these.
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   Thank you PJC for hearing what I was trying to say. Good example, too.
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   One of these days, sooner or later, this is what is going to happen: Some people being toted about by an autonomous car are going to be killed. The NTSB is going to blame the car for making bad decisions. The car maker is going to blame the
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   Always wondered. Thanks!
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   So Type-1 and Type-2 errors all in one demostration. Sweet.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    If you don't know how to beat Amazon, read the Innovator's Dilemma. Just don't buy it on Amazon.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I've thought about taking money, not because I need the money, but because I am interesting in tapping some expertise. However, it has always been unclear how much expertise is exchanged for startup capital.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Problems are the opposite side of the coin from benefits. People often confuse benefits. They think they equate to features. A benefit is an increase of something good, or a reduction of something bad. A problem is the existence of not enou
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I think they didn't want to make it a PR piece for the parent company. DeepMind had developed a lot of the tech before getting bought.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    FYI: The AlphaGo documentary is now on Netflix.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I imagine you use fixed and then partial reinforcement to train it first, then do the experiment.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Same thing. Got the shot. Got the flu. It was annoying but didn't need a trip to the doctor or hospital. A friend without shot who got the flu at the same NYE party as I did ended up needing to go to the doctor to get tests and tamiflu
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I feel like everything I do with ffmpeg is the hard way. It is really an amazing piece of technology, but whoah does it have some gotchas.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Even better, everyone thinks they know the right solution to a problem by reading a headline about it.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    A boy can dream...
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I agree with your assessment, yes.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I was at an exhibit of natural light wet plate work recently and got to chat with the artist. Really interesting stuff. So many parts of the process are inexact and difficult to measure that you never really know what is going to happen on
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I would love to see Philly land it but let's be honest: They are going to put it in a better run city with less inherent corruption.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Sorry to hear your family had this horrible experience.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Good luck! One more vote in the senate and they can pass a bill to do this. It seems the major providers are holding off on any large changes until they feel it is safe from political blowback. I find this interesting.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I'm going to assume you would find the same difference between bus drivers and race car drivers. Airline pilots and fighter pilots. Poets and video gamers. Olympic triathletes and combat soldiers. Yoga practitioners and boxers.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I feel like every bitcoin post becomes Groundhog Day.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I don't recall which FCC action it was last year, but as I recall, the large providers are no longer required to at least show they attempted to offer broadband to all households. Previously they had to show state and fed gov't th
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Large providers do scrape this kind of information, but I'm not sure anyone discloses it.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Or Richard Cheese. Or Nouvelle Vague. All lots of fun.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I liked his work until I saw it in person. Then I loved it.