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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Perhaps single family zoning, which is also in many other states without crises, is not the cause or it's change the solution for California's very real crisis.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Exactly, that is how that stuff works. Past patterns in the Ml neural net generated from massive data and training try to figure out the label of things from various sensors, and then given that label, try to figure out other things that mi
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
You cannot predict the future with patterns from the past, regardless of how many patterns you crunch - the world is always changing. ML can just never solve FSD - conceptual understanding and causality is needed to achieve human level dri
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Ahh, for a cloud, https://trinpod.us :)
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Its a terrible move for their business, I am already looking for an alternative.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
https://graphmetrix.com is using sbcl common lisp for the entire conceptual AI system and decentralized server with the Solid protocol https://solidproject.org/
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Both Netflix and Amazon already have a "Black Stories" category - not sure how this could have a chance against that kind of competition.
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
The issue is that yes, property graphs are very popular. And also yes, they create yet another data silo just as the old sql databases do as you make a custom data model each time. SPARQL and RDF are powering the new decentralized web with
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
I think the best open-source graphdb, also used for Amazon Neptune, is blazegraph [1] For true data interoperability, as opposed to the silo data models required for property graph databases, the RDF w3c standard with SPARQL [2] is the indu
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Why Young Developers Don’t Get Knowledge Graphs(datanami.com)
25 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|15 comments
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
Nespresso Vertuo!
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Independent Solid Test Suite(opencollective.com)
1 points by gibsonf1 5y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
The problem is that RDBMS do not structure information as humans do, making them very bad at modeling and working with information as we humans do. We think in a graph of relationships which we recurse through constantly. These are the tw
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by gibsonf1 5y ago
New York is definitely not representative of America in the sense that NYC Unions have a true strangle-hold on labor and logistics costs in the city unlike most other places. (I think NYC is likely #1 in the free world for distorted constru
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
It is impossible with ML alone to get to Level 3. You have to include a conceptual computing system that can understand what things are, how they usually behave and what they were just doing, so that the system can predict what they might
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Inrupt’s Version 1.1 release (Includes secure notifications via WebSocket)(inrupt.com)
1 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|0 comments
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What is Solid? (The new decentralized web)(linkedin.com)
4 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
I think SPA's are alive and well using the Solid project [1] with Inrupt's auth library[2] that supports Open ID Connect PKCE with dpop tokens. [1] https://solidproject.org/ [2] https://github.com/
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Solid vs. Blockchain (Excellent short video)(linkedin.com)
1 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
The reason we humans can understand very complex situations with very little information very quickly (such as navigating through traffic) is that we not only perceive that "stuff" is out there and moving, but we also instantly cl
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
ML AI gives you perception only, no conceptual understanding. That conceptual awareness of the environment and causality is most definitely a requirement for safe autonomous driving.
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
It would be interesting to have the article author run the lisp code on their machine for a real comparison - would be very interested to see the results. My machine is a Linux (Ubuntu) laptop. I just sent an email to the author with the c
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
In that case, unoptimized lisp for kjvbible.txt at 0.365 is 3rd fastest beating C
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
On x10 (no optimization yet so consing is killing performance): firmament: 10 firmament, 10 genesis 10 version 10 Evaluation took: 2.798 seconds of real time 2.813069 seconds of total run time (2.677126 user, 0.135943 system) 100.
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
Missed the sample set from the example. on the kjvbible.txt file with no optimization: ... WEB> (time (performance-count "/home/frederick/kjvbible.txt")) the 64015 and 51313 of 34634 26879 to 13567 that 12784 in
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
Unoptimzed version in Common Lisp (so has consing) (see performance against bible and bible x 10 later in this thread) For kjvbible.txt at (unoptimized) 0.365 is 3rd fastest beating C, and 4th faststest beating optimized Go (would be intere
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
Common Lisp (sbcl.org): (non-optimized - needs to remove need for consing) (defmethod performance-count ((path-file string)) (let ((map (make-hash-table :test 'equal))) (with-open-file (stream path-file :direction :input :if
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
You can run the pod service on your own computer as well or on your own VPC in any cloud. Our TrinPod Server can be run on any ubuntu machine anywhere, we plan to get it to install on Raspberry Pi too. The Solid protocol is a peer to peer
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
We are developing both server and apps for [3] https://solidproject.org/ The effort is backed by Tim Berners Lee, with great auth libraries including dPop and PKCE token exchange
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
We are launching both a Solid server TrinPod and a suite of productivity apps with TrinApp launchpad - free versions will be available end of the month https://graphmetrix.com

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