joantune

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by joantune 10y ago
Yes! I always had this itch whenever I filled out a field and had the other fields pre filled by chrome. I actually thought that maybe there were type="hidden" that could have been filled and sent (although as someone points out t
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Sure, they are still running on CPUs, but ANNs are still modeled with CPUs to do what NNs do, at least at some levels where experiments showed that they work. Sure, some of the properties of NNs do not transpose well to ANNs. As someone poi
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Wasn't the attempt of modeling a collective of neurons, their synapsis, and the way that some connections are reinforced the genesis of the artificial neural networks? That's how the first person brought that concept to life, no?
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If i'm not mistaken (I had the introductory class on Neural networks quite some years ago) this all started out of trying to simulate neurons in a manner. Much so that one of the pioneers of this got discredited by other scientist that
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Because they tried to model neurogenesis, the same way that artificial neural networks were invented while trying to mimic some parts of how neurons work I guess..
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nice, thanks for sharing, interesting read so far (read the introduction), will definitely give it a better look out of curiosity
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I meant that it's a bit similar in the way that the passing on of signals and how over time neurons prefer some connections rather than others. This part is a bit similar, no?
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by joantune 10y ago
It never ceases to amaze me that the best steps towards achieving AI is to look at how we perceive that a Neuron works and simulate it. And the thing is, we aren't exactly sure why exactly that is.. it's amazing. Sometimes the bes
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Got it, thanks! The only thing it contradicts was already contradicted by Quantum theories which were some of the more classical Newton and Einstein's theories. So this is exciting 'only' because it is a larger version of a m
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"In the classical physics of Newton and Einstein, the vacuum of space is entirely empty, but the theory of quantum mechanics assumes something very different. According to quantum electrodynamics (QED) - a quantum theory that describes
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by joantune 10y ago
Low, constant 'buy' volume. Are people using Bitcoin to store their funds more and more?
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by joantune 10y ago
The process of achieving a goal. For the communal 20hrs/week I would say something that is helpful in different sectors. You could choose: Fix stuff; Clean; Social services; etc..
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Once upon a time, for the IT Security course, we decided to change SSH so that at any 3rd attempt it would allow an attacker in, stopped allowing other attackers in, and at the same time that we tried to have a kernel module that intercepte
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by joantune 10y ago
That is a way to do it. However, if you look at it, something like scientific knowledge isn't easily 'bought' by people.. so the 'market' for scientific advancements is skewed, the incentives aren't there. It w
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by joantune 10y ago
Yes, it's very tricky to classify something as worth subsidizing and something else that doesn't, especially in regard to Art. I would say: To get an UBI, you would need to do 20hrs work/week. Every other activity would be as
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by joantune 10y ago
That's a tricky question, and an important one. What I meant with projects is something tangible. What you are talking about is education? should that count? if those people are being educated or want to learn something, shouldn't
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by joantune 10y ago
The answer: communal work. Academic research, science, your own projects! UBIs for nothing would only work for certain people. We should ask them to commit to, and then supervise them in projects. That'll be the future, not fuck work,
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My bad! I can see the potential for this in the following scenario: People start using it to showcase the service/software by clicking on a button on GitHub. Or imagine yet: going to the docker hub, clicking on a button, and getting a
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Because he works for AWS :D. But ditto for AWS
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Yes they are, because throughout most of history, variations were very low, as you can see there, because, you know: It's a graph! If you notice, the graph is not distorted, it's linear. 1 Celsius degree changes our climate in a m
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BTW, these would totally be incompatible with EU privacy shield laws. Enjoy your 'deregulated' post Brexit state
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Nuclear? what about solar and wind? Do you think that Denmark, Germany and others are doing it? You are changing the unbiled costs of emitting CO2 with the ones of cleaning up after nuclear waste and nuclear accidents
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I just watched Before the Flood, and then right after I see this trending here.. god help us..
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Quite recently Whatsapp started to share your phone name and last time you were on the service with Facebook AFAIK https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-stop-whatsapp-from-sharin...
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I completely missed the visuals of the semaphores... put those in the description
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Did MIT just asked the Internet to weigh in Morally on situations? god.. I hope that 4chan, youtube commenters, or other generic anonymous troll never reaches this webpage.. GOD, MIT, add a Facebook sign in or something that doesn't ma
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Hence my question. I have to read the technical details of contracts and ethereum itself to see if it would be feasible. But if that money guaranteed that it was sent even after the company that provided the service ceased to exist, it woul
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I had a similar idea to do this. Is there any guarantee that if "bad things happen" to the author(s) of this project, the emails will live on and will be sent? What about using Ethereum and the likes for these services?
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wow, such a hated comment.. I don't get it, I guess that there aren't many fans of the show around here
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Well thought of, seriously, people can be too negative. It's obvious that on a theoretical standpoint a RNN can help with compression... A while ago I thought about a RNN or a NN for encryption i.e. cracking it (I had did something lik

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