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AquaHash: Fast Hashing with AES Intrinsics(jandrewrogers.com)
3 points by espeed 8y ago|0 comments
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Learning Sublinear-Time Indexing for Nearest Neighbor Search (2019) [pdf](arxiv.org)
1 points by espeed 8y ago|0 comments
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MIT AI: OpenAI and AGI (Greg Brockman) [video](lexfridman.com)
3 points by espeed 8y ago|0 comments
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by espeed 8y ago
Blue and Green for the Web in 1999! https://www.nngroup.com/books/designing-web-usability/
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by espeed 8y ago
Notice any pattern in the writing style and sentence structure?
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RReduX: The Fabled GMachine(rredux.com)
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by espeed 8y ago
Not this podcast, but I did a few years ago when I started googling Eric Weinstein's references on guage theory and the Wu-Yang Dictionary. See... Gauge Theory and Inflation: Enlarging the Wu-Yang Dictionary [video] https:/&#x2
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by espeed 8y ago
NB: Updated my comment with video references.
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by espeed 8y ago
On US soil you'd have fallout from the soil getting sucked up into the atmosphere. See... "Why World War II Matters - Victor Davis Hanson" [video] https://youtu.be/opDuw4OZ3QI Harvard Belfer Center: "Nuc
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by espeed 8y ago
You posted a reference to the law. Good start. Now post a reference to what he actually said.
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by espeed 8y ago
No, it's not. Incorrect on all levels. Please stop. Do yourself a favor and give everyone else the courtesy of checking your references. Who was it who said, "You are not entitled to your opinion. You are entitled to your informe
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by espeed 8y ago
"The metaphoric mind is a maverick. It is as wild and unruly as a child. It follows us doggedly and plagues us with its presence as we wander the contrived corridors of rationality. It is a metaphoric link with the unknown called relig
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by espeed 8y ago
That was intentional on some level, an embodied metaphor to underscore one of the unifying messages Eric was trying to convey -- be wary of your fixed frames of reference, that's not from where radical leaps come.
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Revolutionary Ideas in Science, Math, and Society [video](lexfridman.com)
128 points by espeed 8y ago|57 comments
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by espeed 8y ago
See this previous in-depth discussion that includes references and links to the original Harvard and USG research findings on the issues with MSG, aspartame and artificial sweeteners/flavors in general, like why it's banned in bab
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How the Mighty Fall (2009) [video](charlierose.com)
2 points by espeed 8y ago|0 comments
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by espeed 8y ago
How the Mighty Fall [1] is the book by Jim Collins that I'll never forget. The lessons within remain top of mind as a key mental check that has stuck with me over the years. The book begins with a study on hubris and how your blinds
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The U.S. Now Has More Millionaires Than Sweden Has People(bloomberg.com)
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CVE-2019-5786: Google Releases Security Updates for Chrome Windows/Mac/Linux(us-cert.gov)
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by espeed 8y ago
What do you mean "coming soon" -- GraphBLAS 2.3.0 was just released [1] -- it's been here! ;) [1] http://faculty.cse.tamu.edu/davis/GraphBLAS.html [2] http://graphblas.org For more context, d
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by espeed 8y ago
Who's the random person in this scenario you or me? And regarding my assessment and their response, that's why I asked the questions. I have a pretty good history of being on the mark [1], and every time I've talked to them,
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by espeed 8y ago
Maybe that was part of the motivation for Microsoft moving toward open-source. Showing their cards in a way that can be audited and verified to ease any potential foreign organization's concerns. Software is part of it, but hardware is
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by espeed 8y ago
Have you run a simple marketing campaign or media campaign before? -- to make the idea less abstract let's add some specifics and paint a simple picture -- imagine you're going up against just one dominant US corporation -- let&#x
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by espeed 8y ago
Foreign actors hacking some servers and systems and placing malware is one thing -- that's been going on for a long time, and it's not unexpected -- but having the insight and expertise to run a campaign that exerts more influen
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by espeed 8y ago
What drivers are you using? I'm running Chrome 72 at 4K on a 50" monitor via KDE Plasma and Fedora 29 on Kernel 4.20, using only an AMD Ryzen 5 2400g ASIC, and it runs just fine (so it does work on the desktop in at least that con
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by espeed 8y ago
So you understand the essence of art, and you're saying experimenting with machine learning as an artistic tool should play no part -- it's out of scope? Have you read the book Hackers & Painters [1]? http://www.p
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by espeed 8y ago
You think HN has a unified view? And does that "we" include me and you? Or is there a chance there might be levels of perspective and the point of this project has gone way over you?
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by espeed 8y ago
These are Art Experiments -- it's a playground for design -- it's what artists do. Playing with design and ideas is how you think new thoughts and jump the curve -- discover subtle aspects -- elements that work that you can comb
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by espeed 8y ago
Gravitational waves resonate at audio frequencies [1], but I am not aware of any findings on that wrt light. However, you can convert light into sound through the photoacoustic effect [2], and curiously enough, you can recover sound from im
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by espeed 8y ago
Sound waves can move matter [1], and to a lesser degree light can too [2]. [1] Acoustophoretic contactless transport and handling of matter in air https://www.pnas.org/content/110/31/12549 https://

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