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by gibsonf1 5y ago
It doesn't grasp the world at all, there is no intelligence. It's just statistics about word use.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Why scale up a technology that has resulted in no understanding whatsoever - only statistical matching of word groups like a super parrot? Words are simply the data we humans use to convert to a model of space/time for computation as w
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
The problem is, words are not the issue, concepts are. And for understanding meaning, both causal and conceptual understanding of a spacetime model of the world is needed. That’s why the word2vec approach to nlp is truly a dead end, althou
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Without causal and conceptual understanding, they will never get it done.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Theranos got a great deal of funding too, and the truth about how none of the "Second Wave" ML self driving car technology comes even remotely close to safe self driving will be coming out probably later this year. The issue is t
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Decentralized Identifiers with Solid (did:solid method)(solid.github.io)
3 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|1 comments
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Secure Supply Chain Collaboration with Solid(graphmetrix.com)
2 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
https://solidproject.org/
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Solid Notifications Protocol (WebSocket/Webhook)(solid.github.io)
3 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|1 comments
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Solid has a great solution for this: https://solid.github.io/notifications/protocol
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
I live in SF and have never seen a driverless Waymo, but have seen countless Waymo cars being driven every day. Now that they are getting a great deal of money for reaching the driverless stage in SF, has anyone actually observed a driverl
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Ask HN: Has Anyone Seen a Driverless Waymo in SF?
5 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|3 comments
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Well, we can see what actually happens in the near future, assuming any Waymo's drive around SF without a driver - so far all the many I've seen have a driver.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
The point is the kid is seen running on the yard as you apprach, however there are parked cars obscuring the view such that there is no way to know the kid will continue when no longer seen between the cars and into the street without antic
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
The strong argument is that a car can't stop immediately, and we humans are always predicting and anticipating what may happen next and taking precautionary action. For example, if you are driving along and see kids playing in a yard
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Thats easier than having to follow traffic rules in an ever changing environment of people cars and kids doing random things. This is why cats and dogs with their great perception skills would get themselves and others killed in traffic if
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Try driving a car around without both conceptual and causal systems understanding of the world - meaning matters for survival.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Yes, and very much like it when quickly selecting from a scope of valid selections. This is not that. It is all A with no I.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
How is pattern matching ever inference when there is no reference to the underlying computational model of what the words mean in spacetime? How is it helpful to see what word might come next when the word sequence is just based on statisti
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
The difference would be frequency of injury and/or death as AV cars can't think and react dynamically to non-pattern situations.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Unless you have a conceptual AI with causal systems understanding reacting in real-time to a spacetime model of the world based on current and recent events, people are going to get injured and or killed by unusual real-world events riding
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Can't wait for the 15" model - hope its coming soon.
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Jeremy Grantham predicts the US 'superbubble' will pop, wiping out $35T(markets.businessinsider.com)
30 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|17 comments
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Series A for Tim Berners-Lee's Inrupt Web 3.0 – Hiring(inrupt.com)
3 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
SPARQL. Representing human information in relational tables goes against how people actually think and use information. We humans think in tremendous numbers of nested hierarchies, and recursive hierarchy traversal is a nightmare in relat
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Yes, the entire country of Flanders is getting pods for every citizen in March. Then there are patient pods for UK NHS, and then pods for BBC content users...
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Well, then again the original idea is taking off with https://solidproject.org/ with millions of pods by Tim Berner-Lee's Inrupt to go online starting this Spring.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
The absolute best instruction on quaternions I've seen is the 3Blue1Brown series on your tube and their incredible live quaternion viewer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjMuIxRvygQ&t=24s I was able to learn enoug
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
We use the cloud servers, the 16core 32G amd machines (Ubuntu 20)
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
We've been using Hetzner since the last article about their VA service appeared last month on HN and are truly impressed in all respects with the performance and cost. We plan to move all our servers over to Hetzner from AWS, however

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