j_m_b

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by j_m_b 12y ago
aka "What your world looks like when all you know is blub".
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by j_m_b 12y ago
OMFG Newer is AWESOME.... thanks for that link!
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by j_m_b 12y ago
You are 100% spot on with this comment. In this day and age of click-bait titles and buzzfeed articles, it is unfortunately becoming more and more prevalent.
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by j_m_b 12y ago
The Bene Tleilax think so.
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by j_m_b 12y ago
|> This work bridges the divide between high-dimensional sensory inputs and actions, resulting in the first artificial agent that is capable of learning to excel at a diverse array of challenging tasks. |We've created a universal le
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by j_m_b 12y ago
It is interesting how they are using various biological models to develop their own model. They gave their model a reward system and a memory. It will be interesting to see how far deep Q-networks can be extended and at what point they hit
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by j_m_b 12y ago
I've been fantasizing about language for LLVM that would be a lisp that compiled to the intermediate representation (IR) emitted by the LLVM frontend. The main feature of the language would be that ANY code that can be compiled with LL
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by j_m_b 12y ago
|Comments are also very good at inventing their own fallacies and contradictions. It doesn't matter how well thought out the comments are. That they exist provides counterpoint and devalues the original article. This is crucial because
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by j_m_b 12y ago
The only big disadvantage I can think of is that is it might be easier to over harvest with this system.
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by j_m_b 12y ago
This is a dream finally come true, the ability to have honey on tap! One nice thing about this technology is that it is backwards compatible with existing beekeeping hives. It also reduces the amount of times a hive must be opened for inspe
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by j_m_b 12y ago
|We have too much respect for the printed word, too little |awareness of the power words hold over us. |Often I will find comments below an article (on occasion, alas, below my own articles) that are more intelligent, even better informed,
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by j_m_b 12y ago
Maine Coon owner here. I concur that they have very different behaviors than Domestic Short Hairs (DSH). Mine HATES to be held, mainly only goes outside when it is dark out and much less frequently than my three other DSHs who like to go ou
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by j_m_b 12y ago
What about having each person give you an oral review of what they did at the end of the day to spot problems?
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by j_m_b 12y ago
Oh sweet a guile port.. thanks for posting that!
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by j_m_b 12y ago
The "war on drugs" is steeped in racism and plays a large part in the state repression of people to this day. I have hoped for years that people would start realizing this connection. Sadly, the racial witch hunters of the day pr
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by j_m_b 12y ago
"Islands of functional code in a sea of imperative code." - Paraphrased Erik Meijer I've found that my most reusable code is composed of pure functions. The imperative stuff is always changing depending on the circumstances b
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by j_m_b 12y ago
I think this most recent trend in the police department has a huge potential to backfire. Perhaps this will highlight the fact that in the US, our lives have become over-criminalized and over-monitored by an increasingly growing police forc
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by j_m_b 12y ago
>If it's not about a god, it will be about a political movement or idea Maybe a programming language?
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by j_m_b 12y ago
I think the US should retaliate by flying drones/ballons overhead that will jam their state-controlled media with the "The Interview" played on a constant loop.
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by j_m_b 12y ago
Counter Examples: Jane in Speaker for the Dead/Xenocide/Children of the Mind. Mike in "The moon is a harsh mistress" is quite helpful to the inhabitants of the moon. Also, I had a lot of sympathy for Samantha in the movi
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by j_m_b 12y ago
You wouldn't happen by chance to know of any libraries for doing geometric calculations? I would like a library that can handle rendering ellipses, determine if two ellipses intersect,if a line intersects or is within an ellipse, etc.
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by j_m_b 12y ago
White knights incoming.
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by j_m_b 12y ago
I had a lot of fun playing Munch's oddysee. I really felt sympathetic to the creatures and wanted to help them. I wish they would make more games... I want to return to Oddworld!
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by j_m_b 12y ago
"The Serbian Crown closed its doors after nearly 40 years in the same location." Oh sure... blame it on Google Maps telling people you aren't open on Sat, Sun, Mon. I guess your regulars, who you've built up over 40 yea
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by j_m_b 12y ago
It is interesting that the man who invented the computer was the man who needed it the least. He had eidetic memory. He was able to compute infinite sums in his head. His vast intelligence was not crippling; he made huge contributions acros
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by j_m_b 12y ago
This game is awesome! Everybody starts with pong when learning to make games... but this game tops them all. I like the bumpers and the "gravity" well (I haven't gotten past level three yet because I had to pause the game to
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by j_m_b 12y ago
> but this is the artists decision and not some programmers I think you meant to say "it is the copyright holders decision and not some artists"
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by j_m_b 12y ago
Honest question: Why would I pay for something like this when I can use the tunneling and proxy features of openssh for free aka 'ssh -NfD 5000 user@host.com'?
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by j_m_b 12y ago
Food Fight is a pretty cool game, thanks for sharing!
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by j_m_b 12y ago
The Minecraft world is not static. Plants grow, altering the landscape. Creepers destroy things, which can alter water channels. Thats before the fact that the fundamental gameplay element is to break down blocks into useful items. I guess

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