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by deepnet 3y ago
Can you share some of what you have found about the creative process by talking to people with artistic ability ? What are your ideas about the differences between a human and AI's creative process ? Are there any similarities, or anal
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by deepnet 3y ago
Efficiency can be seen as doublespeak for 'those who remain must work harder'. It could well be that some degree of inefficiency is a good price to pay for all the intangibles that make for a great workplace that produces great wo
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by deepnet 3y ago
Orgzly means my Org agenda can give me phone notifications, which means one more thing automated and so one less thing I have to pay attention to
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by deepnet 3y ago
This balance is quite probably a very strong filter on the Drake equation. Climate and Biosphere is delicate with lots of tipping points and cascades to uninhabitable. A few billion years ago, the inner planets of the Sol system were capabl
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by deepnet 3y ago
Oddly no mention of VRML the mid-90s Virtual Reality Markup Language !
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by deepnet 3y ago
How do they sort the dimensions so the most salient are at the front and thus retained ?
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by deepnet 3y ago
No I am not, it used to be thought useful on hnews to summarise & tl;dr the article. I guess not so much now. I think this looks like an interesting book and have pre-ordered it from Waterstones. I was hoping to see a bit of hnews discu
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by deepnet 3y ago
This is very interesting can you link somedata sources for funding and capacity ? Your insightful comment is much appreciated. Many thanks for sharing your research
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by deepnet 3y ago
Why is there so much less tidal power. The tides are constant, unlike wind and sun. The UK has a lot of coast and a lot of tides.
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by deepnet 3y ago
Natural language can conjure the visual imagination of intuition, but it is less specific than images themselves. Einstein reportedly ran thought experiments in his imagination. His intuition was visual and dynamic. That is images that chan
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by deepnet 3y ago
Thanks for releasing your work, this is useful and interesting.
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by deepnet 3y ago
Elegant and pure. I also like the Javascript lambda calculus this is a fork of. Like early Haskell when it was just for fun before Haskell's Meta-monadic library sprawl that upped the learning curve
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by deepnet 3y ago
Artisanal bootstrapping, pretty good sustainable ecoomic model described here. In short: self-fund, do good, be cool. This is the Neal behind Neal's Yard & Monmouth Coffee A few Unicorns set-up by this man such as Neal's Yard
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by deepnet 3y ago
Lynch's Dune is vibrant, transgressive and weird. Every detail is unsettling in the way only Lynch is. The scale invokes awe. Excited frisson and disgust overlap uncomfortably. The emotions evoked are grand and complex. It is a challen
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by deepnet 3y ago
A balancing act between premature optimisation and technical debt.
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by deepnet 3y ago
Curiosity (in this context) is a Loss function based on the error between the observed next state and agent's prediction of the next state given the current state and an action. The states are encoded in a feature space that ignores ir
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by deepnet 3y ago
The Oasis effect of habitat is valuable and can form part of corridors so insects and birds can migrate and breed. So your actions alone can be valuable. Your may inspire others or be part of a chain of things which inspires them. Your hard
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by deepnet 3y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001n8d9 Harald Haas on making waves in light communication The Life Scientific Jim Al-Khalili talks to Harald Haas about his breakthrough invention, LiFi, and how light can be used to
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by deepnet 3y ago
Dementors to take one to Azkhaban
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by deepnet 3y ago
I found customers with popup blocking (firefox) were causing bank verification to fail.
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by deepnet 3y ago
"It can be lonely at top". It can be lonely anywhere, peer support is very helpful. Founders have to make decisions and cope with crunches and quick decisions amidst many emotions. It can be hard to unpick a bundle of new emotions
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by deepnet 3y ago
Here is a dry land analogue. [1] Tree roots grow towards the sound of water. [1] https://ec.europa.eu/research-and-innovation/en/horizon-maga...
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by deepnet 4y ago
Add a expert human in the loop, e.g. Terence Tao and this might be feasible.
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by deepnet 4y ago
In the often adverserial world of exchanging labour and creativity for money, shares, prestige, and because we programmers care please don't blame us for not being able to assess how much the business should pay us. Our job is attempt
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by deepnet 4y ago
The bottleneck is memory bus bandwidth as current Neural Net scaling is parameter count over compute so most A100s only operate at 60% of capacity. Operator fusion ( function composition ) has helped but devs time is impacted by the ever gr
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by deepnet 4y ago
Tidal turbines are a good contender. The tides are constant.
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by deepnet 4y ago
ASCII has 7 bits ASCII encodes strings as powers of 128. :-D Otherwise seems legit
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by deepnet 4y ago
https://capyloon.org/ Capyloon for freedom, runs most anywhere ( Desktop too ) It runs FirefoxOS apps. Runs on top of Android on any phone as a GSI. Comes with a SDK out of the box Pragmaticly free in that it runs anywhere
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by deepnet 4y ago
I like the sound of your newsletter but sadly I am not seeing the pre-signup examples mentioned on the landing page so can't easily assess.
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by deepnet 4y ago
The overlap between early nerd culture and The Grateful Dead was very significant. Taping and sharing culture and its benefits were very apparent in many net forums. As were democratisation of the new tools, public terminals with BBS access

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