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by elcomet 7y ago
Agreed, they give better results than official apps (that tell you to take metros that are not currently driving because of the strike).
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by elcomet 7y ago
Well machine learning is applied science. But inside there are theoretical work (like encrypted machine learning or optimization theory) and practical work (like text2speech, or other tasks)
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by elcomet 7y ago
What did she complain about ?
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by elcomet 7y ago
> Partially Encrypted Deep Learning using Functional Encryption I don't agree about this one. It does seem fundamental science to me.
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Dark Patterns(neal.fun)
3 points by elcomet 7y ago|1 comments
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by elcomet 7y ago
And yet more than half of the page is about lenses.
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by elcomet 7y ago
There still is plenty of wood to burn, no?
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by elcomet 7y ago
I think the word piracy was not invented by tech people, but by right holders who wanted to make it look as bad as real piracy. It was an amazing strategy for them.
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by elcomet 7y ago
> If he had intentionally created a spaghetti code mess that just happened to break from time to time would that be different ? Clearly, yes. Here Siemens decided to go to court because it was obviously malicious code. With a spaghetti m
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by elcomet 7y ago
Usually you can't. Services depend on user data, so the company needs the key. It works only for storage service basically (or messaging, where the two have the keys).
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by elcomet 7y ago
It is simple for a one-server website. When you're on Alexa 1M, you certainly have a load balancer, multiple servers for redundancy, etc. It makes things not straightforward, and you certainly don't want to use the default certbo
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by elcomet 7y ago
A decay function in the ranking of answers, so that old answers drift toward the bottom over time. It isn't a question of reputation here.
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by elcomet 7y ago
Not really for users. They care about doing the request and seeing the results on their phones.
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by elcomet 7y ago
Google assistant runs on the phone, even if the processing doesn't.
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by elcomet 7y ago
I do use node-red in real life. Basically for two things: - Transform rss feeds into instant messages (this way I receive new comics I follow on my phone for example) - Create simple bots This way I avoid creating scripts every time and ma
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by elcomet 7y ago
> the main goal is just to not use Lua. I don't think that's accurate. People don't really care about Lua, they don't like or dislike it, they just don't know it. The goal of the project is to use python, because
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by elcomet 7y ago
No. It's only amazon selling services, not everyone. Amazon is a service provider.
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by elcomet 7y ago
But all this is curve-fitting in a more general sense - fitting the curve of life, gene reproduction. So it is still curve fitting, it is just that a pottential AGI is certainly not in the hypothesis space of current deep learning models, a
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by elcomet 7y ago
But if they saw it coming, why would they leave earlier? It's easier to just take the money while it's there.
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by elcomet 7y ago
I'm not sure I follow. What if you change the initial conditions of the environment? Then A would act differently, but B would still act the same because it is blind. So now they are not taking the same actions. It seems impossible to
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by elcomet 7y ago
I can think of Terry Tao which was mentioned today in another thread. He was a child genius and is now a world famous mathematician.
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by elcomet 7y ago
Certainly because they have to cache results to load the results as fast as they do.
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by elcomet 7y ago
all transactions are public, so to me it looks more like the opposite of cash..
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by elcomet 7y ago
I'm thinking of assisting drivers. Projecting stuff into the road to guide the driver, or warn him when there are dangerous objects.
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by elcomet 7y ago
Are you sure those weren't just regular ads without any personalization ? This seem like the kind of ad which is very broad and could fit most men (how to talk to woman, how to get a job, ...)
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by elcomet 7y ago
I think it doesn't improve directly the maps, but it improves the whole experience of using Google maps. Maybe they could reuse the pics uploaded by ingress users and display them on Google maps.
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by elcomet 7y ago
How could NASA allow research on such a topic if it is obvious for physicists that this is impossible ?
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by elcomet 7y ago
And if the plane is overbooked, you get the additional benefit to stay on ground.
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Pytorch Named Tensors(pytorch.org)
3 points by elcomet 7y ago|0 comments
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by elcomet 7y ago
There is a correspondence between proofs and programs (curry-howard) so I guess if there are non computable functions, there are non computable proofs?

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