crypticlizard

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Ask HN: Does your recently acquired idea/fascination randomly appear up on HN?
2 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|1 comments
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
The value-add for this demo is amazing, it's going to be many people's first approachable experience of ml, or things just like this will be. I expect a lot more of this stuff to appear in UI/UX. It's fun, intuitive, and
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Dynamic routing between capsules(research.google.com)
1 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|0 comments
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
What you got going for you right now is assets and momentum. You got a place to live, you got a brain that still works, and if you play your cards right, you'll be living phat. So what you want to do, travel to Alpha Centauri? Or make
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Soon we won't program computers. We'll train them like dogs(wired.com)
2 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|0 comments
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Personally I'd love to talk to a bot that's mastered and memorized many books and all of philosophy and science and is also researching philosophy. Imagine getting his/her/their opinion on all the subtle questions life t
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Ask HN: What's the next big advance in AI you're looking forward to most?
66 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|77 comments
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
I would copy the Wikipedia model as much as possible. Wikipedia doesn't generate nearly as much data but there must be some way to empower the users with it rather than "stealing" it for your own financial gain. We complain a
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
To make self-driving cars at thing as soon as possible. Right now a lot of companies from what I understand really need to be able to get enough data accumulated so there's openings I think to be able to drive for them and collect data
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How to Get a Job(nytimes.com)
2 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What projects are you using Tensor2Tensor for?
1 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|0 comments
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Tensor2Tensor and One Model to Learn Them All(medium.com)
3 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: We have a Who's Hiring thread, why not a Who's Interning thread?
5 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|2 comments
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Anyone here be willing to help me get there? I'm stuck in another job until I figure out how to be doing bug fixes for ninety too. I like coding, & I live in the Bay area. Msg me maybe? u/racketship on Reddit. :Facepalm
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Ask HN: Best guesstimate for year UBI goes legal?
1 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|0 comments
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
With regards to Vulcan emergence, I do believe we are in for that soonish; it's an archetypal depiction that consumers desire. Biotech, my friend, genetic enhancement. We can make ourselves smarter with genetic enhancement. We can even
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Well Terence would've loved this! Anyway... Besides his stoned ape theory he might've mentioned little green elves and perhaps twenty or thirty hours of other things, all of it erudite, fractalizing, novel, and utterly fascinating
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
You know how there's the runners high? Well free form dancing, ecstatic dance, dance church, festival dancing, you get really high. It's like meditation, insights come unbidden, you get unbounded outlook. It's a great way to
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Well I'd argue being better night make all the difference. If the set of possible programs includes ones extremely difficult to program, then are those programs possible to program given an ordinary developer and sufficient time? Defin
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Imo modern cars are basically small computers and everything else(seats,doors,wheels)is peripheral. I mean it is 2017 after all, don't you think it's about time we accept that cars are computers? Sure, we used to need humans to &q
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Ask HN: How long until TPU's come to MacBooks?
3 points by crypticlizard 9y ago|1 comments
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Intelligent answers are hard to come by, that's why I too would write a a program capable of Spock like question answering facility.
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
It's not malice, it's business and legal acumen.
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
What are you waiting for to convince you that now it's time to take this seriously?
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
A bucket list type answer: Don't just sit on the front page. Check out new, comment on someone's new submit. Or try digging up your favorite articles for others to check out. Maybe you'll hit the lotto(front page). Read some
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
If it was free anyone could post ads looking to hire. It's exclusive advertising to a high value potential customer.
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
There are advertisements placed on the front page by yc companies looking to hire.
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Hard question because activism commonly isn't straightforwardly legal. Legal activism kinda doesn't work because corruption is invested in the status quo and has the power to suppress rogue actors. But there's lots of technol
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Imo happiness comes from our beliefs. Beliefs add up to become perspective. Once perspective aligns we garner from it our personal truths. As humans get older we tend to stabilize perspective and truth changes less. This is why suggestions
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by crypticlizard 9y ago
Are there popular modern libraries that do program synthesis? Although I've thought about this and read about the concept on hn, I've not heard it mentioned seriously or frequently or strenuously as a thing to do either just for

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