firebender6

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by firebender6 8y ago
It's exactly this setting of low expectations from tech companies that work with billions of user's data that has taken us to where we are. A majority of Facebook user's aren't'techies'. It was Facebook's
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by firebender6 9y ago
Why is this not evoking a stronger response from the public? Or globally? Mass surveillance has always been a troubling possibility with computer vision. I remember a client who approached us a few years ago to develop software to surveil h
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by firebender6 9y ago
This is still not going to help with websites that force you to disable adblockers to access their content. It's especially annoying when after disabling the site looks like a cluster of ads with information hidden in between. It'
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by firebender6 9y ago
"Neural networks are designed to operate, more or less, like a human brain." This right there is my problem. Neural networks are inspired by brain. But as of date, no proof exists to connect the two, and it is highly unlikely it
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The kindled brain(aeon.co)
1 points by firebender6 9y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Surrenders Russian-Linked Influence Ads to Congress(npr.org)
21 points by firebender6 9y ago|4 comments
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Learning to Learn: You, Too, Can Rewire Your Brain(nytimes.com)
3 points by firebender6 9y ago|0 comments
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by firebender6 10y ago
Where I currently live in (Bangalore, India), the community includes a large no of young people who've migrated from rural to urban places due to work or for studies. A lot of us are also first time graduates with financial dependents.