bobsil1

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by bobsil1 9y ago
Why fight over chewed-up turf? If you're able, focus on a greenfield hard tech idea well ahead of anyone else.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Setting aside addictiveness, it’s way too spammy, trying to get you to do work to juice some PM’s engagement #s. Deleted my acct.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
The opposite of Drive.ai and Nvidia approaches (end-to-end deep learning).
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by bobsil1 9y ago
can't take over the space industry when your rockets keep blowing up
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by bobsil1 9y ago
"I wish Google the best of luck, but there is absolutely no way that their index will cover a billion pages. It takes a massive amount of storage to maintain coverage…"
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by bobsil1 9y ago
I am a materialist, there is no magic :)
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Of course it's a kind of transfer learning. >will never compete with huge stacks of data Children learn with sparse data based on composable models, and are bio machines.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Clickbait. ML won’t require mass amounts of data forever. One-shot learning will get solved.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
This guy funds.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
No revenues is exactly why it's possible.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
280 was unbelievably smoky yesterday. Hills next to road hard to see.
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A driverless car with some common sense(technologyreview.com)
1 points by bobsil1 9y ago|0 comments
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Genuinely want to contribute to discussion. Asking respectfully: why is this rule against "personal" and not "ad hominem"? IMO quoting this person's own words contributes to discussion: there's a direct line fr
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Wonder if Dyson will be successful in their leap. Vacuums -> EVs.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Bot god = PK Dick's "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three_Stigmata_of_Palmer_E...
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Luminar inked Toyota deal…
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by bobsil1 9y ago
He’s amoral. http://www.businessinsider.com/exclusive-mark-zuckerbergs-se...
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by bobsil1 9y ago
We are using a stateless document model for apps. You can select text on buttons. Madness.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Still isn't end-to-end encrypted, I think.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
via user ocdtrekkie
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Why Level 5 self-driving requires artificial general intelligence (2014)(slate.com)
2 points by bobsil1 9y ago|1 comments
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by bobsil1 9y ago
The amount of your prior exit (Rony's $1.65B) ≈ amount you can raise for next (Magic Leap) :)
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Yep. Pretty clear they haven't demoed a consumer-ready product because they can't yet.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Mobile is the new PC. Config on the dominant platform is simplest.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
True, you could have the passenger making "shoo" noises :D
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Because a half-baked product is dangerous (re: handover to human) and unsatisfying. You really want the version with no steering wheel. I’ll take the intermediate one, but let’s work toward the good one.
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by bobsil1 9y ago
True, I’m a Model 3 fan :)
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by bobsil1 9y ago
Yes, but when can the car proceed, and in which direction? Helps to know what a wheelchair, a woman and a chicken are and how they behave. Helps to be able to speak with them. Superhuman sensors will be great, but you really can't dodg
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by bobsil1 9y ago
"I'm sorry, Bob. You didn't make a stink face. Would you like to try again?"
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by bobsil1 9y ago
You can't ship without restricting where the car goes, punting edge cases to remote drivers, or actually solving the tail end with AGI. Actual full self-driving is far more satisfying than "you can go from here to the airport&quot

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