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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
INFJ (not sure this has useful interpretation in the practical world) here. Like listening to music, any voices in the background completely derail my thought processes. But then I am easily over stimulated.
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
This looks like a big deal to me. Why such a small splash?
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
beat me to it
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
yeah, but you need to render in a headless browser. This might take 0.1 seconds per webpage which is extremely slow when trying to use in the context of reinforcement learning. I thought about trying to do MCMC over a beam search through th
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
Me too, am naturally a night owl. I am most creative and productive 10pm - 3am. Without caffeine I'm a bit useless during the day - it lets me shift the time when I can be productive. It leaves me a bit dead in the evening though
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
I would have written something similar, had I not been so lazy. Good Job, well put
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
"But another reason we believe P≠NP is that otherwise mathematical creativity could be automated!" I have a problem with this. Just because the thought is unpleasant does not make it true or false. Besides, perhaps this is the ver
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
Perhaps it's a topological insulator, so that the bulk conducts but you'd never know it because the surface doesn't. I'm a total noob, so if that is correct it's a miracle.
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
hmm, seems a little trivial to me. Are they actually doing direct neural network to neural network communication? If this simple cooperation can be considered a network of brains so can a troop of monkeys, through communication via physical
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
It requires extraordinary skill for a human - but for a computer? Computers will learn to think, imo you would be a fool to believe otherwise. At that point creating more software will simply be a matter of burning more coal/collecting
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
yup, hang on - I'm working on it
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
This is what gets my juices going: http://arxiv.org/abs/1207.1619 All-optical Reservoir Computing
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
Why not just put it outside on the balcony and leave it the hell alone? Fussing about it any more is just risking getting your hands blown off. Idiot. And all this faffing around with a time bomb while you have a kid to look after, totally
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by dsfsdfd 11y ago
When will I be able to get my MVC websites running in node?
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
What. I can't even... This is non sense. Intelligence is not speed of processing.
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
Except it's not a good argument - if you believe knowledge is equivalent to experience. In order to understand what ammonia smells like I need to understand how the mind as a whole interprets the presence of ammonia. Once you have unde
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
For me it depends on how much caffeine I have had.
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
The brain is an antenna. A poorly tuned radio connected to a large antenna picks up a lot of nonsense - but it sometimes also picks up novelty. It can sense and concentrate the signals/ideas that others miss. Creating an intelligent th
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
I think you may be missing an aspect of this. The original result in game theory, implied that systems can be globally cooperative with selfish individuals. This has been used to justify Capitalism, much like the concept of evolution within
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
yup. If only I had the time :)
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
Thanks for this, was not aware of the name :)
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
yup - now write that in formal mathy terms and collect your Nobel prize.
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
I like the idea - why should everything be a different thing? I think that perhaps all things are actually different aspects one thing. It makes the universe much simpler.
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
There is a distinction to be made here between brute utility and morality. If a person commits a crime and serves the time for it and lives beyond the point where that crime has to be reported when applying for a job - should that previous
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
do tell? I can see a few game changers, new generation fusion reactors, a renaissance in nuclear, but none of these are just around the corner...
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
I think it's more likely that we will do machine learning to learn the syntactic structure, rather than hand craft these pieces of machinery. For a long time we have tried to create intelligent machines by designing to solve a problem,
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
It has occurred to me a number of times that it might be possible to reverse this process and create a light field display.
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
Why is machine learning not good for this?
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20927952.900-scorn-ove... http://news.techworld.com/personal-tech/3256631/dna-molecule... I guess this guy should never have got his doctorate, let alone
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by dsfsdfd 12y ago
Also, personally I think it is entirely possible that we have been visited by aliens. Why is it so difficult to believe, you think we are the only life in the universe? Of course the idea is mixed up in a whole lot of mythology, it's a

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