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Solid Project: All of your data, under your control(solidproject.org)
350 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|118 comments
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He Created the Web. Now He’s Out to Remake the Digital World(nytimes.com)
9 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|0 comments
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MIT Machine Learning Uses ‘Graph Grammar’ to Automate and Optimize Robot Design(thenewstack.io)
3 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
We're using cl-containers [1] and cl-graph [2] and to make it very fast lparallel [3] and rtg-math [4] (among many others) [1] https://github.com/gwkkwg/cl-containers [2] https://github.com/gwkkwg&
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
SBCL is a great production common lisp that we use for our AGI system - incredibly fast and reliable. https://graphmetrix.com/
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
Just bought it - Thanks!!!
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
It is all pattern matching and no conceptual understanding. Therefore, not very useful for business other than to maybe trick people into thinking it might understand something.
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
Why do you think that? Where does fedex, for example, not deliver?
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
What a silly idea, that a free market would be better and more efficient delivering mail than the government which loses billions a year? Fedex delivers anywhere you want - I'm sure they would love to deliver mail too with their netwo
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The road ahead for Inrupt and Solid(inrupt.com)
2 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|0 comments
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Designing Trinity, the Conceptual Computing System(linkedin.com)
1 points by gibsonf1 6y ago|0 comments
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
For sure, it can be done in an ugly way, as can most things. It can also be done incredibly well - I know of a great sculptor who is focused on using forms to create sculpture with concrete - but this would be on the extremely good side o
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
Yes, Wright focused most of his attention on expressing his world view with his work, rather than careful systems engineering and detailing of that work for long-term exposure to the elements. The classic story about this is when one of hi
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
Actually, the opposite is true. The ornamentation of the past was painfully and time consumingly created manually. It is trivial today to mass-produce ornamentation - a simple form insert into a concrete form can create any desired orname
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
I rode across the bridge in high winds last week and I thought that the bridge might be failing somehow - the sound was almost unbearable - I thought a serious safety issue was potentially occurring because of a structural frequency effect.
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by gibsonf1 6y ago
I think the answer to "Can AGI become aware?" is yes, but deep-learning is not the way to get there. The reason why there are very different types of neurons in the brain is that those neurons have different functions they perfor
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
This is incredible! Thanks you for sharing it.
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
Can you image the government in charge of mobile phone design? The incredible innovation of Space X is primarily that it's a private company with accountability and incentives around it's customers, and of course run by someone wh
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
Sounds interesting, especially the SPARQL. What does your app do?
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
We took the simple solution of running haproxy to handle ssl, and then using a woo server behind that. This is that setup: https://graphmetrix.com
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
I highly recommend it, dexador is much much faster than drakma
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
We use it for the core of our AGI and our in-memory graph db in full production - very very fast. The web libraries for lisp are very good as well with Fukamachi libraries, such as [1] caveman and [2] woo (fastest web server), [3] dexador,
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
That equates to $60 per month maintenance if the car had been driven 10K miles per year ($29K / 400K miles = $.0725 per mile) which seems extremely good.
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
I highly recommend https://bivector.net/ In the docs section, the Geometric Algebra Primer by Jaap Suter is excellent. http://www.jaapsuter.com/geometric-algebra.pdf
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
This is fantastic work and will most definitely speed up innovation in the life sciences.
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
We're using Blazegraph (The db that Amazon Neptune uses) with great success. We only use the Sparql api with quads so we get nested graphs.
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
SPARQL?
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
It is not an accident that locations with rent control have the worst housing crises. Rent control immediately discourages new construction and therefore the starting rents go up as fewer units are available with growing populations. New
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
Financially, the primary problem of California is that the state spends more than it has, no matter how much comes in. Raising taxes will just increase spending even more. There is no concern whatsoever that spending more than you have co
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by gibsonf1 7y ago
I'm loving my Dell XPS 15 (i9 - 32G) running Ubuntu 19.04

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