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by humanfromearth 12y ago
They can only fool the DNN because they know their weights. In theory, you could do the same for people's brains. As long as you don't publish the specs of your net you should be fine I guess.
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Chrome extension for writing lightning-fast e-mails(thenextweb.com)
6 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|0 comments
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
It's the thing I've been looking for since Sequel Pro, but or PostgreSQL. I've been using it in Alpha and it's really the best DB client I touched since Sequel Pro.
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
I tried using Watson a month ago without much success. I wanted to do a classification of some random text, and say that this text for example is this category. But as far as I could understand it only allows using their own datasets. It&#x
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
I retract my previous statement. Musk is not a luddite. He's a clever businessman.
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
And you think I don't want to live on my own platform in some giant habitat with drones that do everything for me. Where disease and famine is eradicated, where I can change my body however I want and I have no concept of money? Sure!
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
We'll figure something out when we get there. What I found quite annoying lately (more than usual) is that there is a lot of "what if machines, terminator, bla bla bla death! destruction!". I'm not sure if it's the
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
People could have opted for indefinite life-span if they so chose: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Culture#Death They had lots of children, overpopulation was not a problem because of huge habitats that hosted billion
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Near-future is for human-computer hybrids(blog.gorgias.io)
2 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|0 comments
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How much energy did we spend sending e-mail(blog.gorgias.io)
1 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|0 comments
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Not sure if anybody offered here, but if you're in Russia and looking to leave and Paris sounds like a good place, maybe I could help out. Currently I'm doing a lean startup and that means that I don't have a lot of resources
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
I highly recommend this video that explains how Philae works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-77-Z_DHTlY
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
It will dig into the surface anyway so it will anchor itself even without the harpoon, if it's on the surface of course. See this video that explains how Philae foots work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-77-Z_DHTlY#t=
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Can't we give a lot of money to the guy who made Sequel Pro to make a PG version?
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Also the surface temperature seems to be -68.15C (avg) - typical Syberia, only there is no atmosphere and sufficient gravity and magnetic field to protect from radiation. Otherwise it's fine.
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Aren't there a lot of required packages to build a webapp? I would recommend against using any of those at least in the beginning. Maybe gorilla/mux, but even that can be avoided. Don't just add deps you will never use, it&#x
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Did the same thing but with pairs of 3 (1-2-3, 4-5-6..)
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! It's definitely something on the roadmap: https://github.com/humanfromearth/quicktext-chrome/issues/22
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
I'm working on a Chrome extension for Gmail. The main feature is Tab completion of templates. If you do a lot of Gmail it might save you a lot of time: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/quicktext-for-c
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Stem cell scientist found dead in wake of research paper scandal(theguardian.com)
1 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|0 comments
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
This extension uses templates or 'canned responses' to write repetitive e-mails faster. You can define your own tab completions, template variables, and so on. If you use Gmail a lot than you should install this extension just to
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Show HN: Chrome Extension for writing faster in Gmail(chrome.google.com)
3 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|1 comments
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A 1000 year time-lapse(plus.google.com)
1 points by humanfromearth 12y ago|0 comments
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by humanfromearth 12y ago
Waste of parsing time from my part. Save yourself 20 seconds and don't read this.
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IBAN Portability(plus.google.com)
2 points by humanfromearth 13y ago|0 comments
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by humanfromearth 13y ago
Russian troops help organising referendums now at least that is common in all reports.
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by humanfromearth 13y ago
And google.com too?
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by humanfromearth 13y ago
If you look at this file here: https://github.com/popcorn-time/popcorn-app/blob/master/js/t... It sends usage data to Google Analytics. I can see how this can translate into you getting caught. Be c
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by humanfromearth 13y ago
Looks great. One thing that I find not so good is: There are no tests. It would be hard to convince anyone to contribute without some unit tests.
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by humanfromearth 13y ago
You can get the list of allowed currency codes from the Stripe API: https://stripe.com/docs/api#account See: "currencies_supported"

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