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11y ago
By function I think he meant mapping input points to output points in an abstract plane. So in that sense a piece of music, or a sentence in one language is a point of input, while name of music or sentence in another language is another po
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Anyone know if there's any robot purchasable by regular people (means not ROS kind of robot) that would be programmable?
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Can you NOT link to mobile version? Mobile phones switch to mobile automatically, desktop version does not.
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This thread probably has one of the longest and least valuable comments in this site
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Red and brown dwarfs will live till the end of the universe, so there is plenty of free energy to use till then.
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Which epidemic is better than obesity?
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Are you living/have lived in black neighborhood or met any black people in real life at all?
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You don't need to replicate human brain to achieve human brain-like behavior.
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I think there will be no such thing as no owner. In worst cases, it will be the state that compensates for damages. Kind of like if you drive into a hole in a road you can seek damage compensation from municipality. There will be some kind
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No need for dark matter. As it states in explanation paragraph, according to big bang theory, in the beginning stages there were light everywhere and the universe was not even transparent. So according to this, when we look at the sky now w
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I think he just meant that: void foo(std::vector<char const* > &vec2) { ... } ... std::vector<char*> vec1(...); foo(vec1); // fails The idea is that you should be allow
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It will only be good if he unban the banned subreddits. If he leaves them banned it means that they did unpopular changes, laid blame on one person, remove the person but leave the changes.
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> “The wife and children have gone abroad; the husband is not scared.” > If you can memorize that sentence you can memorize the first 15 digits of pi. That still does not explain how he remembered all 100 000. There must be more to it
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> they smell suspiciously similar to hacks (the bad kind) if a hack could be defined as over-fitting a solution to a problem. Dark matter is not over-fitting - as described in article, it does not explain galaxy radial velocity as well a
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If you add something to your body at least make sure that the thing actually makes use of the fact that it is in your body. Like cardiac stimulator. This guy just uses his skin to function as a duck tape. And a bicep? Good luck flexing your
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The bug is supposed to be fixed upstream. But the real problem shown here is that chrome can download and execute anything without any user knowledge.
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Politicians want money so they are able to influence public and get them elected again. Signing this will directly hurt the chances of reelection. That's what is holding them back. if they will lose more voters than get money to compen
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> things don't exist unless you look at them at the quantum level But looking IS measuring.
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C++ is not going to die until there is a much better alternative to it. Currently, there is none, and so C++ is in no danger. It has it's niche and it is not going to go away any time soon.
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So it's basically quadcopter (or octocopter in this case) controlled by feet that can lift a person.
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So HN now contains click-bait links that are not sarcastically click-baity titled, but are actual trash links without substance? Who upvotes this? Can we make a system where a mod would honey-pot users who upvote titles like this, black lis
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There are no AGI because no AI lives in the real world like humans do. Fundamental exposure to the real world is the key to AGI. You can't expect an algorithm to understand real world in similar way we do when all it sees is pictures,
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I think you underestimate the effort required to make even these tiny things to work.
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Humans are still good at releasing chemicals that reward neural circuit and strengthen connections at a certain task. Process whose purpose is to slowly get better at that task. Wow, we really have an edge over a machine that is already bet
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It's a matter of time.
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It doesn't, apparently.
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So in other words reddit now will only take those who will agree to lower pay. Hardly a strategy to strengthen developer team.
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> Hacked Chrome browser in 2 minutes Does that mean it took 2 minutes for script to finish it's job?
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Are there any successful countries with mandatory voting?
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> Spore was a disappointment Spore was a textbook example of bad management. They spent 80% of time, money and effort on creature designer - a feature that did not make up even 20% of game, closer to 5%. Game had complex and massive func
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