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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
So you recommend we carry a laptop around in our pockets instead?
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
It has nothing to do with nuclear reactors. It's about all the systems we create. The difference between paper and real ones. You could apply this to almost any engineering endeavor.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
It's the new mania huh -- the campaign against alcohol. Mostly of course from anglophone countries. They don't seem to enjoy having fun, or letting people enjoy fun in their own way. I understand of course severe drinkers having a
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Why?
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
What is the point here.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Or just keep important data like health care on paper? Why the need digitize it.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Yikes! $300. Okay...I guess I'll wait until Christmas.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Helping people get laid?
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
“For a noninvasive method, this is a real leap forward compared to what’s been done before, which is typically single words or short sentences,” Huth said. “We’re getting the model to decode continuous language for extended periods of time
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Fair enough. I'll at least have a look at it.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Sure, all the governments would LOVE this! I'll take my chances with AI fake posts. At least I can just ignore them.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Which is? Most of these countries have really strong 4g already...
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
True, although their circumstances now might be quite exceptional?
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
My topic was originally about users OUTSIDE the US. Everyone I meet in Asia is pretty OK with 4g, also home based internet is pretty good. It's important to understand the US is behind the rest of the world in many things, including th
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
That's interesting-- I didn't know this.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Thanks for the link. It looks pretty cool. Form fact wise it looks to be competitive with an Android phone and a portable keyboard. So it's not clear immediately which is better. I use termux daily, and you can stand up pretty much any
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
There is quite a difference in size there! Find me a 7 inch laptop with phone battery life and pocket availabilty.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
No one in Asia or Africa or India seem to be using it. Are we just polluting LEO for the sake of a handful of Americans? I feel like in the US it's not even widely used...
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Good points. Just to expand, I find with instant on digital music I never really listen to it with as much attention as vinyl. In fact I love everything about vinyl except the sort durarion of each side, but even that makes me focus more cl
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
I would say it's the opposite of loosely defined. Marriage is one of the most rigid and structured relationship contracts that exists. Dating people on Tinder are loosely defined relationships.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Are you kidding. I LOVE being alone. Guess what I am doing on Friday night. Can't figure it out? The answer is: whatever I want! With some wife or girlfriend badgering me to spend time at home -- she decies what I do with my Friday nig
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
This a great story about why not to get married.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
This was a commercial landing though. I guess its not there to do science or improve the human race. What was behind it?
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Have started with English then learned Spanish (travelling through Latin America extensively), and now an Asian language, I have acquired all sorts of advantages and also new ways of thinking. I really feel people on HN ARE sometimes missin
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
But who uses TensorFlow -- really -- these days.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
And yet no one is talking about Google AI. None of it is a house hold name. So OpenAI it is.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
This would not be OS related but hardware related. I've never had a Samsung that couldn't read my finger prints. In fact I have a Samsung tablet from 2014 that uses facial recognition and it generally always works the first time,
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
How is this possible, unless you're shilling? I just got a new iPhone 11 in the box and FaceID doesn't work: if you're too close, too far, have a face mask on, in the dark, next to someone, randomly fails, whatever. My Samsun
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Like the Caspian Sea? I think the OP was onto something about salinity.
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by hungryforcodes 3y ago
Good point. One of my relatives did that too.

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