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ioeu
10y ago
To quote Pedro Domingos in "The Master Algorithm" [1]: > But everyone has only a sliver of it [information about you]. Google sees your searches, Amazon your online purchases, AT&T your phone calls, Apple your music downloa
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New Experiments Show Consciousness Affects Matter – Dean Radin Ph.D
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ioeu
10y ago
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ioeu
10y ago
What fields would you guide them to instead? I may be one of the developers you speak of (with academic aspirations), presently considering my path forward. I'm sceptical if going down the ML swamp is the best way forward.
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ioeu
11y ago
In retrospect that seems much simpler than what I proposed in my edit, thanks.
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ioeu
11y ago
> For each image, the algorithm produces a heat map showing which parts of the image are most memorable. By emphasizing different regions, they can potentially increase the image’s memorability. Most memorable, according to human subject
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ioeu
11y ago
> While deep-learning has propelled much progress in object recognition and scene understanding, predicting human memory has often been viewed as a higher-level cognitive process that computer scientists will never be able to tackle Seri
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ioeu
11y ago
Your response is totally understandable given my (very clumsy) comment. Let me make myself more clear; I'm in the process of reading up on what material one should study to set oneself up to ultimately be able to consider AGI research
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ioeu
11y ago
I totally agree! If anybody knows of something similar for artificial general intelligence I'm all ears, currently in the process of reading up on it.
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ioeu
11y ago
Did you look for any similar software before you started building? Did you find anything?
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ioeu
11y ago
I'm inclined to agree, I think it should work for most basic types using controls for forward/rewind and optionally only looking at a subset of the data. A potential problem with visualizing more complex structures may be that peo
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ioeu
11y ago
Thanks! I'll hopefully have a look, at some point.
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ioeu
11y ago
I would've enjoyed reading more about your approach seeing as it seems to be very alike to what I wanted to try and solve. I wanted to, similar to what you describe, be able to visualize the program's data structures as I visualiz
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ioeu
11y ago
I can relate to what you're describing, thanks for sharing. Some part of me wants to just live in solitude with little or no social interaction at all, but I deliberately avoid it since my rational side tells me I'll end up depres
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ioeu
11y ago
Your abstract visual debugger is really cool! I was thinking about pursuing something similar for my bachelor thesis but ended up doing something much different. I'm curious to learn more about your insights regarding the subject, wher
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ioeu
11y ago
"Soylent 2.0 makes complete nutrition accessible to all ..." "All", assuming you're in the USA or Canada.. I actually thought it meant they were gonna start shipping to more countries! Bummer.
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ioeu
12y ago
I agree, presuming you use Github for more than just hosting code. Ironically, I was in the middle of evaluating wheter we should start using Github for more than just hosting code, e.g., lightweight project management through issues, code
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12y ago
It does sound rather major [1]. I'm looking forward to hear the aftermath of this. [1]: https://twitter.com/githubstatus
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ioeu
12y ago
It seems to be up again [1]. [1]: http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/github.com