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by hadsed 8y ago
There are two things to do here. First, address the qualities of the top of your ideas funnel. Needs to be quick, always available. Organization doesn't matter much here because ideally you'll be reviewing this with enough frequen
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What sort of work have you been doing with it?
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Would the blue check on Twitter or Instagram not count?
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A great book about all this if you want to dig in more is "Debt: the first 5000 years".
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I've always thought AI would be a good solution for this. The ideal way to create a website is to just express what you see in your mind through drawings, essentially, with a simple way to represent transitions. Doing this in real time
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Perhaps notebooks should have variables accessible as if they were modules. This would solve my personal problem of building libraries. Jupyter has great potential to be a new kind of IDE, it just needs more resources.
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Well I'm not sure i believe that the web is truly moving away from ads in as big a way as being claimed here. The trends in news groups are clear, but for each of the other examples there are counterparts that do run ads, ie Netflix an
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In this case we are talking about simulating physical systems. Most everyone in the quantum computing community recognize that this is likely the most impactful application of quantum computers currently known. As another sibling comment me
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Despite this very early branching, you might be surprised to know that many of the chemicals found in their brains are found in ours. And they have the same (or very similar) effects. https://www.theatlantic.com/science&#x2F
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I'd love to know how you approach the messaging to the broader team about hiring above someone (perhaps if they've always been an IC, or if they tried management and weren't performing). In my view it seems quite difficult to
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I think it is soft to the extent that you need an expert to define precisely the bounds of your problem and the AI solution. However, consider the following situation today: you have millions of images that are fairly related (perhaps on a
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There is one lurking competitor to Airtable that no one knows: Notion. Except Notion is far more capable than Airtable. You can do all these table joins across pages but in Notion everything is a page whereas in Airtable it's just a fo
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I bet if we had AI police robots shoot someone after classifying their pose as "reaching for pants" people would freak. Yet we have the best computer doing this and some people say it's a feature not a bug!
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Well i think that has a twinge of negativity to it. I think what people forget is how important simulating quantum physical/chemical systems is. That's a problem that is extremely intensive even with our large numbers of approxima
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Check out incloudcounsel, they fit the bill for your requirements almost exactly.
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Software systems are the perfect data generating processes. They are often compositional and yet complex because of simple interactions blowing things up. And we have effectively infinite data so it's a good place to get started. It wo
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Seconded. It's the first notes app I've stuck with for a while. It's a really cool take on notes that's makes it all feel very modular and you can build little notes pages with widgets the way you want.
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by hadsed 9y ago
I think your point is valid, but i also think it doesn't invalidate mine. There is a lot of cheap fun and easy money to be had, so I'd find it difficult to buy arguments about what the top grossing films are about. What i also fin
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I think it is probably difficult to give clear examples. For instance, being gay in film and television was I guess more acceptable to people than letting them get married. Could we say it was a clear influencer? No... But I think you'
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It is incredible that you cite artistic expression for your case. It is likely the money making side that makes it difficult to do anything truly new because the predominantly affluent (and yes, white) masses may be skittish about it. You s
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I find your comment a little strange. First you say something interesting about Deep Dream being an early attempt at better understanding of vision networks but that it's not enough. Then you say the end is in sight? If you just take t
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Sure they do, it happens at training time. Each time you update parameters you look at all your predictions and figure out how well you did. That informs your next tweak to the parameters. Run online training and you are constantly doing th
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What about Solr?
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Well, it certainly seems difficult to pair program for 8 hours a day. That to me indicates that people don't understand the point of it. For me, pair programming with the right person always resulted in a quantum leap in my knowledge a
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To make a circuit reversible generally requires more gates, because you need a place to store the information that you normally might have gotten rid of (say in an AND gate you simply store one of the variables). Practically this would make
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I don't know about this because you can create memories using only reversible circuits, which will not increase the entropy of the system. you're more resource-limited if forced to make it reversible (you have to store additional
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Can you explain the idea a little more? What's an example of an environment?
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What interests you in starting a blockchain company then?
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Ask HN: Ex-blockchain engineers, why did you get out?
26 points by hadsed 9y ago|11 comments
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by hadsed 9y ago
Jan sounds like a very humble guy, really focused and passionate about doing good work. I especially like the comment about sitting with a smart face, I wonder where that expression came from.

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