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by frisco 5y ago
The point of the above posts though is that Virgil Griffith is probably going to prison because he wasn't paying attention to sanctions though? Or, the case of Meng Wanzhou who is a Chinese citizen who avoided connecting flights throug
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by frisco 5y ago
?
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by frisco 5y ago
I mean, sure.
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by frisco 5y ago
Everything has a name, but it is generally a “systematic” name[1] rather than a one-off descriptive name. Even DNA is a systematic name for the monomer (de-oxy-ribose-nucleic-acid is one of the defined nucleic acids bound to a ribose sugar
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by frisco 5y ago
Tencent, Bytedance, Huawei, DJI, SenseTime, ZTE? At least back in ~2015 when I visited, it was definitely a major startup hub.
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by frisco 5y ago
Sure, that’s fair. An API driven vivarium as a service with instrumented cages was tried to tens of $M by Vium. That didn’t take off, though there are lots of vendors of sophisticated cage instrumentation now, including based on computer vi
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by frisco 5y ago
As someone who used to think a lot of the stuff in here, and definitely no longer does, I can say that this is not someone who is a practitioner. Adam, if you’re reading this, I would definitely encourage you to take a step back and go deep
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by frisco 5y ago
Yes definitely. Here the "space" doesn't refer to physical space, but an abstract vector space that neuron's tuning represents. For example, there is a famous paper[1] that showed neurons could be responsive to abstract
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Neuralink MindPong Deconstructed(youtube.com)
3 points by frisco 5y ago|0 comments
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by frisco 6y ago
No basis to sue here: you are perfectly allowed to lend money without interest, you just have to pay gift taxes on it. (If it is really a loan, the gift taxes only apply to the forgone interest. But, keep in mind that if they can’t repay it
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by frisco 6y ago
On the plus side, this means we are much more likely now to get actually awesome prosumer/consumer-grade AR systems with many of the current issues worked out in the next N years. It's starting to get to a point where, though it&#
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Do Words Mean Anything?(maxhodak.com)
1 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments
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Do Words Mean Anything?(maxhodak.com)
1 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments
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by frisco 6y ago
Oh but this doesn't actually disable remote access on the UDM side, does it? It's just a flag that the cloud host can choose to respect?
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by frisco 6y ago
How? I have been looking for this setting but haven't been able to find it.
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by frisco 6y ago
My impression is that it's pretty easy to get a Part 107 Remote Pilot license; I think it's essentially just a knowledge test. Even if all you learn getting it is how the airspace system works and how to coordinate your use of it,
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by frisco 6y ago
As a pilot, the dynamics of flying for money are very different than flying for fun or personal reasons. The pressure to make the flight in marginal conditions, or push separation to get the shot, or otherwise just generally fly closer to t
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by frisco 6y ago
All these systems are just too complicated. We keep adding features on features to software without a second thought, because it's invisible and you can't immediately tell from looking at it how insane it is, in a way that you wou
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by frisco 6y ago
Per the figures, it looks like 16 hours had the largest effect, even larger than 24 hour fasts. But this is mouse data and should all be taken with a huge grain of salt.
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What Is Relativity, Anyway?(maxhodak.com)
7 points by frisco 6y ago|1 comments
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The Vanishing Computer(maxhodak.com)
1 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments
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What do numbers look like?(johnhw.github.io)
3 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments
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What is relativity, anyway?(maxhodak.com)
2 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments
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Buggy technology is indistinguishable from malware(maxhodak.com)
6 points by frisco 6y ago|1 comments
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by frisco 6y ago
I keep being surprised that anyone takes Gary Marcus seriously. As far as I know he hasn’t contributed anything meaningful to deep learning (or any other modern AI methods) but is always somehow there to criticize, waving his arms and shout
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by frisco 6y ago
> the tech was not doing anything particularly novel Where are all these people apparently doing long term, low latency wireless 1024 channel ephys with stim capability?
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Neuralink Snout Boops(youtu.be)
1 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments
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by frisco 6y ago
That’s exactly how you do it. You need an “actual controversy” to have standing to sue, not just a theoretical one.
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Artificial intelligence will be here soon(maxhodak.com)
2 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments
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We are probably not living in a simulation(maxhodak.com)
1 points by frisco 6y ago|0 comments

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