iraphael

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by iraphael 11y ago
I think the idea is that, if you retake the test, your system will be in a different state (our organism's biochemistry fluctuates naturally). So if something in your system caused a false positive, there's a chance it won't
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by iraphael 11y ago
> The closure f does not capture the value of i at the time when f is defined, changing i after f was defined make nonsense of the idea of a closure. I have an incomplete understanding of functional programming. Are there other uses for
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by iraphael 11y ago
Apparently, Whatsapp is only end-to-end encrypted on Android, where it uses TextSecure. On iOS, it still uses RC4.
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by iraphael 11y ago
According to their pricing page ( https://www.jukedeck.com/pricing ), you can use the track free of royalty, but if you want to actually own it, you have to pay $199. But this falls kind of in a gray area. If the AI created
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by iraphael 11y ago
Another cool article from this website: http://koaning.io/canvas-trees-and-communities.html
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by iraphael 11y ago
I also appreciated the fact that they overrode the browser's default scrolling to a less natural speed, and in doing so, also prevented me from being able to use gestures to return to hacker news.
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by iraphael 11y ago
I wouldn't place it in the uncanny valley. It just sounds highly scripted and acted.
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by iraphael 11y ago
My bad, you're right. I mistook Netflix's family price for the starting one I think
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by iraphael 11y ago
The method used for mimicking is not the same as the learning method in supervised learning. From this article (which OP's article links to): http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2015-12/uow-url120115... &g
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by iraphael 11y ago
Or even the word socialism
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by iraphael 11y ago
Would having movies and TV shows make Youtube Red appeal to you, at $9.99/mo? It's cheaper than Netflix.. But I guess that will depend on the shows they get the rights for.
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by iraphael 11y ago
But the people who are supposed to define what's good for the reader are the editors. They show the system what they think is good by either reverting edits or not, so by saying "this edit is likely to be reverted", the AI is
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by iraphael 11y ago
The downloads page on swift.org has links though.
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by iraphael 11y ago
NLP has been on my watchlist for a semester now. No word on when future sessions will happen. I'm about to give up on that and just watch the old videos. Too bad I won't get the assignments :/
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by iraphael 11y ago
Sort of, technically, no state needs more than 20 moves to be solved (but finding that optimal solution is kinda hard for humans). So while luck can play a part (i.e.: you may get a configuration that only requires three moves), it's
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by iraphael 11y ago
How is this any different than navigating to FOX or CNN's facebook page, liking it, and setting the notifications to "All Posts"?
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by iraphael 11y ago
I don't know how much this matters, but an issue similar to this had been raised here: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/120 The responses seem to show that the way you implement things can
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Demis Hassabis -“General Learning Algorithms” Talk at the Royal Society(youtube.com)
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by iraphael 11y ago
> There was also an article a few years ago that talked about how they have super computers that aggregate all your data thats available about you and make estimates on when you would need something or have a life event. Its evidently cr
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by iraphael 11y ago
The problem is not the people working at NASA wanting to make bank. It's the people overseeing those people realizing that there is a possibility to make bank, then pressuring the people working at NASA to do research to make bank. Tha
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by iraphael 11y ago
Yes, but what about the people in charge of those people? Once they see that some research is more profitable than others, what's stopping them from going to NASA people and demanding more profitable research? At what point does NASA l
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by iraphael 11y ago
Exactly. If commercialization is done in way that does not distract from the principles of the research, it is great. But to achieve that, the incentives must be right. With Startup NASA, what is the incentive for NASA to keep doing moonsho
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by iraphael 11y ago
If there is a separation between the knowledge creation and the commercialization, I'm all for this model of funding science. However, the problem starts when NASA becomes a lab that creates patents with the intent of licensing them. I
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by iraphael 11y ago
If you are as confused as I was and, like me, you came to the comments first instead of reading the page, I got you fam: http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/265340/horsechat-horsechat-h...
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by iraphael 11y ago
I'm not sure monetary value is the only type of value college can (or should) provide.
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by iraphael 11y ago
What would be the advantages of using one over the other. I'm in the process of refactoring/improving a web game (connwars.com) I made a while ago and I was planning on using canvas, but I don't know if svg would work better.
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by iraphael 11y ago
'TeMPOraL :) is the smiley part of it or am I doing it wrong?
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by iraphael 11y ago
I want to ask you a question but I don't want you to take it as sarcasm. It is a genuine question. How is locking content behind paywalls not exactly the same as closing the web? I don't think there will be a point when all conten
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by iraphael 11y ago
It's also part of the reason I don't plan on ever buying their subscription. (The other reason being I disagree with the model and believe in a free open internet)
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by iraphael 11y ago
This seems obviously correlated with the gaming side of MS. But I wonder if this acquisition is also related to MS's latest ventures into VR/AR, something that a lot of big companies seem to be doing right now. I hope Havok makes

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