cLeEOGPw

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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
This is awesome. Wonder if it could be possible to make military helms that would prevent solders from disobeying orders or for helping them stay calm and focused by shutting panic part of brain.
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I was reading and looking for where the experiments prove the claim in the title, but there is none. Just a theory so far.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
A proof, even if true, is worthless if it is unusable by others to build proofs on top of it.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Text probably serves better because code is often too complex to visualize in some cases, and in others to comprehend generated visualized code. Think about algorithm that switches values by using temporary variable for example. By looking
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Interesting. That would explain why it isn't seen mentioned much anywhere nowdays.
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I am not sure what OP had in mind about fasting, but I recall studies done on lab mouse related to this subject. Studies were about increasing average life expectancy. The results were that the only meaningful increase of life span was gain
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Not necessarily. It might have happened that different types of chemistry appeared, but as life evolved, one type pushed out the other. So we can't really tell if life happens easily or not from the fact that there's one type of b
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Considering prospects of living, stars in other galaxies are irrelevant, because they are unreachable. We should, at least now, look at the closest stars around us, which are very few. There's reason to believe even these might be unre
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
> For users, "don't". Cursory analysis found enough fundamental flaws, and secure protocol design/implementation errors that I would be reluctant to consider this secure, even if the known issues were fixed. It may
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Fuck the motivation. Motivation is a lazy man's approach. It takes no effort. You have to force yourself. You have to learn to force yourself. Even if you get motivation, it is temporary. Real success comes from discipline and continuo
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
There are countless ways how brain function can go wrong. Feeling things that don't exist are one of them. But even for the smartest people it can be extremely hard to convince himself that what he is feeling is not real. Another probl
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
He meant there are talks in google to split the company in order to avoid application of monopoly laws.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
He was not talking about speed, but about up to date features and treatment of customers.
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The daughter seems to be very depressed and clearly isn't intending on continuing this tradition.
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One of the so called "Great Filters" is our Moon. It is providing Earth's metal core with constant moving force and refreshing the dynamo and keeping our atmosphere and water not blown away by solar winds. Since the size of E
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
And what Julian Assange said. Google is basically part of government - they go to other countries as some sort of US ambassadors and are active in US foreign politics.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Or woman.
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What if there's a conflict? Who merges it? There would be thousands updates every day.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Keep believing the sob stories. One of the most frequently visited websites is "barely paying for the servers", yeah right. Wish Wikileaks would publish real numbers and profit they make.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
The vulnerability exploits imperfections in the NN weights. To avoid this kind of mismatch all you need to do is shift the same image by 1 pixel (assuming recognition is done per pixel), and you can cross check results to check if an error
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
What you are referring as "basic intelligence" is actually a combination of neuroplasticity and general knowledge. Neuroplasticity is a speed at which brain can learn new things, but even then you can't say "person1 neur
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So they can track you better and provided better targeting ads. That's where they get the money from. That's how you pay for visiting websites.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
> but not all these people are idiots Not to be picky, but it bugs me to see when people talk about two different things and don't understand each other. Intelligence is not a linear value that could be compared like "person1 i
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
More realistically the people will just run away from Russia leaving only those that are happy with the situation. Users of github are tiny minority in Russia. Even tinier is the part of those users that care enough to do anything about it
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
One is little news report about recent scientific finding (that you don't even need to watch since there are tons of other better sources of that) with viral entertainment video, which is specifically made to get as many viewers as pos
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Hawking is not wrong - AI could end human race. In same sense that God could exist, or P could be equal NP. Reason is that it has not yet been proven to be impossible. But looking into AI field, it is clear there's nothing furthe
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Extremely intelligent people also make mistakes. There are plenty of examples of very smart people believing very wrong ideas.
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And their conclusion was that "if these mouse stayed frozen for 4 times longer, that means their memory was at least 4 times better". Isn't that a bit strange assumption? If both mice froze, means both remembered it. How can
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Well, everyone eventually ends up dead. And help him what? He is happy, doing the thing he likes. He doesn't look or sound like he would need help. Forcing him to make others' dreams come true (assuming by "help" you mea
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
These images are probably cherry picked as the most successful recognitions. We need more data until we can say whether it can actually recognize young girls in images confidently, or just sometimes gets "lucky". That's why t

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