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callesgg
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> There's no language or reasoning or models inside the baby's head that says "cry now therefore I will feel better". You don't need to have language to have models, artificial neural network can model stuff the
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I would assume that cause and effect is one of the few things that a baby does understand. One one level: It might be that the baby does not understand cause and effect, but it certainly acts in relation to it. "I cry cause i know that
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Makes logical sense to me. A baby has nothing but its own genetically inherited model worldview to map its sensor input to. A model worldview that is primarily concerned with faces, treats, hunger and feelings. I takes many years to map the
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8y ago
My personal experience is that the SAP software is ok but it suffers from it’s old outdated architecture. The main problem is not the actual software it is the people who implement it. Sap as a company has no control over the implementors.
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8y ago
Why would it be painless?
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I don’t like to do the thing I need to do cause it has no instant internal feedback. It has long term goal feedback. Like the feedback comes sort of in 6 months. And even then it was only a step to more work. Hard work leads to gratificatio
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And soul crushing.
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What is meaning? What caries meaning. My realization has been that software development has very little intrinsic meaning to itself, it gains meaning when seen in the contexts of it's application. You need to find a field where you can
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8y ago
For most romantics that should be enough. Essentially the same thing as a iPad with keyboard. ios is still to limited when it comes to usb storage but when that is "fixed" i belive 80% of all computer users could be satisfied with
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8y ago
So whats the target audience? Who wants this video? Who can even play it?
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8y ago
The hole point of documentation is lost in the concept of something "self-documenting". Documentation needs to be describing the actions of the program on a different abstraction level/perspective than the program itself. Som
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8y ago
The article reads more like the death of a lying, scheming drug addict.
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8y ago
I feel she is not describing being 40 she is describing being human. It is very hard to filter out your experiences in regards to one aspect of yourself. An example of this that i have found in my life is people taking a group they think th
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8y ago
"Users say that they need full control over their technology and that advertising often leads to security risks." Never heard that. At least personally I just don't want to see ads.
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On HN, cause ASD correlates highly with intrest in technology. On the news on average, don't have a good theory but mabbye just cause it is interesting forefront research.
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8y ago
Wow that gives me shivers, creepy.
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8y ago
Wow that is insanly cool. Especially considering that we don't even know what ASD is, or what could be causing it. Could this be used for a ASD scale?
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8y ago
It is fun to see that they are trying to get some publicity the same way that spacex has pulled of so nicely. I guess they could work on the polish of the video. I have become quite used to the insane production value levels that spacex has
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9y ago
No that is not true, there are genes that does not contain protin coding segments. There is no clear definition where a gene starts and ends. Some define it as a segment that codes for a specific feature but that is a recursive definition.
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9y ago
What definition of gene are they using is this article?
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9y ago
I doubt that Mark understud what facebook was before it got to what it is. How could he.
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9y ago
Social skills. But such skills are insanely hard to attain. Some people simply give up on trying.
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9y ago
When the task at hand requires more than an hour or so of work. But that is not the rule i work after, It just seams like that is how i work when i work now that i think about it.
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9y ago
The only thing that can be biased is the training data. The model is simply a statistical breakdown of the training data.
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9y ago
Um yes, the title should be more like: "Sitting correlates to Thinning in certain brain regions"
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9y ago
I agree with this article to a surprising degree. Generally i find that people complain about other things that i don't care about but this article was spot on when it comes to my believes.
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9y ago
I wounder how the FCC handles this, i have very low confidence in the FCC based on the experiences with the FCC regarding net neutrality.
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9y ago
> What is a awareness and how will you tell? I have no idea :) But i am Aware and dangerous, but if that awareness was taken from me and i became unaware a mouse could kill me. Not saying that awareness (whatever it is) is necessary.
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First it was like nah it will never happen "we don't even understand how our own consciousness works, or even what it is." Then it became "we don't even understand how our own consciousness works, or even what it is
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9y ago
Build us an atomic bomb and get $2,500..... AI is dangerous. If an AI becomes aware, what happens then? I used to think that it was insanely unlikely that an AI would become aware. But after many deep thoughts on what consciousness actually
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