goksankobe

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by goksankobe 3y ago
When I first read this, didn't sound like much. But after just thinking about it for 30 seconds, it would be a HUGE benefit for human kind IMO. It's the realization of first principles thinking. We could tap into fundamentals of h
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by goksankobe 3y ago
Where would you start though? On software level, I can imagine how this could work, based on genetic algorithms where offsprings evolve by sharing the weights of their neural networks from parents. But self-replicating hardware is quite cha
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by goksankobe 3y ago
Ah man, I knew someone was gonna point to Kenneth Stanley here:)
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by goksankobe 3y ago
Sometimes we just need a single variant of such fundamental services that just "works", but today we, in a very wasteful manner, get hundreds of variants each of which is trying to steal some percentage of the pie. Yeah sure thats
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by goksankobe 3y ago
There's certainly a lot of grace, especially in today's consumption mindset, in repairing a physical device. I hope you can monetize it someday (or maybe not if it will take the fun out of it)
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If you had no concern about market fit and funding, what would you work on?
10 points by goksankobe 3y ago|25 comments
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by goksankobe 3y ago
I think you get me:)
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by goksankobe 3y ago
I was afraid it would boil down to this indeed...
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Why aren't SW developers working on more important problems?
17 points by goksankobe 3y ago|40 comments
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Ask HN: Robotics people, what would you change about ROS?
1 points by goksankobe 6y ago|1 comments
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by goksankobe 6y ago
actually, Matlab is still the thing depending on the domain you are working with. I don't get the hate towards Matlab generally from CS people. Maybe because it's paid?