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by bryan0 5y ago
Just to add some more detail to this. The first link [0] you referenced is one I submitted a while ago. It did not gain much attention and I was not really surprised since the same underlying research was being reported by different sources
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DeepMind’s AI helps untangle the mathematics of knots(nature.com)
136 points by bryan0 5y ago|62 comments
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Former Twitch Subathon Star Ludwig Suspended Days After Switching to YouTube(kotaku.com)
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Google Pixel mail-in repairs have allegedly twice resulted in leaked pics(theverge.com)
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Startup valued at $7B gets flack as CEO lays off hundreds over Zoom(sfgate.com)
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We’ll know more soon about Omicron. How to interpret the coming flood of data(statnews.com)
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Logistics and lack of testing stymied finding the Omicron variant in the U.S.(statnews.com)
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DeepMind’s AI helps untangle the mathematics of knots(nature.com)
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by bryan0 5y ago
How is this different than Athena?
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by bryan0 5y ago
> Technically X can be 1 Why restrict ourselves to positive integers here? Hell everyone can be an $XB fintech founder!
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by bryan0 5y ago
I think what OP is referring to with the bicycle example is that even when asked to draw a simple line drawing of a bike people connect the wrong pieces together in a way which makes no sense, while if they’re looking at a bike in front of
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by bryan0 5y ago
Maybe you’re talking about a different variation of the Turing test than I am. I think any reasonable test is nowhere close to being solved. The key part is that both the human and the AI are both trying to convince a properly trained judge
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by bryan0 5y ago
Consumer Reports agrees with you: > Model X ranked dead-last among all cars for reliability, scoring a 5 out of 100. https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/Tesla-ranks-almost-dead-...
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by bryan0 5y ago
Why is it no longer relevant? Seems like it would be the first good indicator if something can pass it.
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by bryan0 5y ago
There are many reasons your comment would be getting downvoted. I found this paragraph particularly awful: > Peng Shuai is not pretty in the current PS & facial surgery standard, but her energetic and strength as a pro athlete no dou
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by bryan0 5y ago
That’s true. There were many people, including commenters on HN, recommending people ignore Israel’s booster data and recommendations because it was an “outlier”
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Gray wolf who broke records on a historic journey found dead in California(sfgate.com)
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by bryan0 5y ago
https://amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/617780/ Basically they negotiated to be Pfizer’s testbed / data partner for full rollout of the vaccine.
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by bryan0 5y ago
coronaviruses do not mutate as quickly as influenza so it’s a bit of a different situation. The 3 dose mRNA + booster is all the same exact vaccine. That being said, maybe we will need annual boosters which we get with a combined flu shot.
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by bryan0 5y ago
We don’t know the long-term strategy. We’re literally looking at the data coming out of Israel month-to-month to determine how long the boosters will be effective.
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In major shift, EU says vaccine boosters should be considered for all adults(reuters.com)
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by bryan0 5y ago
I’ve found their recommendations to be pretty good in general. What products were you disappointed by? If both they and CR are in agreement it’s a pretty good bet.
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by bryan0 5y ago
If a union isn’t threatening to strike, does that mean they’re not negotiating hard enough?
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Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick Tells Colleagues He Would Consider Leaving(wsj.com)
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by bryan0 5y ago
I stopped buying Dells ~10 years ago when my last one stopped charging from the AC adapter. It used some hardware check to determine whether it was using an “authentic” Dell AC adapter, but if there was a failure with the check you were SOL
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China's Foreign Ministry 'not aware' of situation of tennis player Peng Shuai(espn.com)
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Tesla ranks almost dead-last on Consumer Reports reliability list(sfgate.com)
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by bryan0 5y ago
Imagine if every time a story came up about a once-in-a-generation brilliant innovator, the top comments were all about highlighting their flaws and mistakes and minimizing their accomplishments. What a depressing way to live.
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China state media release attributed to Peng Shuai raises WTA 'concerns'(espn.com)
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Consumption of coffee and tea and risk of developing stroke and dementia(journals.plos.org)
139 points by bryan0 5y ago|136 comments

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