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   by ktta 10y ago

   I think the parent meant to say that this could be an all-in-one solution.
2. 902.▲
   by ktta 10y ago

   I know you're being sarcastic, but with lastpass you can rotate most of your passwords. https://blog.lastpass.com/2014/12/introducing-auto-password-...
3. 903.▲
   by ktta 10y ago

   I think it's because it acquired webpass and has more people than it needs. But I am very surprised about less than expected subscriber growth. But what do they expect when they're only in small cities and are unable to get into b
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   by ktta 10y ago

   I figure it's meant to be more of a hint hint 'we know the architecture we're programming for from the inside ' Now, what position they held definitely will make a difference. But the reason they're not specifyin
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   by ktta 10y ago

   > fact that it's possible to revert to iOS 6 with iPhone 4S wait, can I get some more info about this? I assumed to cannot go back to old releases. Or are you talking about jailbreaking? > iOS works fantastically bad on old dev
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   by ktta 10y ago

   depends on what your definition of 'fine' is. I also use an iPhone 4S with iOS 9, and looked at how fast iOS 9 runs on iPhone 6S and iOS 8 on a friend's iPhone 4S. I don't think I'd call it anywhere close to fine.
7. 907.▲
   by ktta 10y ago

   The June one too. A simple three if then statements can solve the problem easily even increasing the 1000 coins to a number physically possible by the ship to hold.
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   by ktta 10y ago

   Thanks for the info!
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   by ktta 10y ago

   Yeah I'm hoping for that. LIDAR has a lot of useful applications not only outdoors but also indoors that the average hobbyist can put to good use.
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Well the mapping frequency must be increased to account for stuff moving around, but the data like height of buildings is not going to change a lot. But I do get your point of the impracticality.
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    by ktta 10y ago

    That looks super interesting. Thank you!
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    by ktta 10y ago

    This is pretty cool. What would be amazing to also have LIDAR sensors (EXPENSIVE! I know, I know) which would really make amazing data for self driving/completely autonomous vehicles; not only cars but also drones, etc. Anyone know t
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Got it, thanks!
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Wait, why does https://www.macosforge.org/ have a cert that says Apple, Inc. Is Macports funded and managed by Apple?
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    by ktta 10y ago

    hey argonaut, we meet again. I think you'd be interested in the parent comments of this[0] thread. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12322536
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    by ktta 10y ago

    >My original comment was about how people shift the goal posts about what AI is. My opinion is that in the same way you'd struggle to call a human intelligent if literally all they could do was play genius level Go, most people woul
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    by ktta 10y ago

    >I don't think anyone would call an algorithm that in theory can apply to lots of domains intelligent. You need a concrete implementation to demonstrate this How will not applying the same technique/algorithm to lots of domain
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    by ktta 10y ago

    >Well, the problem here is that we keep expecting "real intelligence" to have magical properties: we expect intelligence to be a way of creating new and interesting thoughts I think we might have to step into borderline philoso
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    by ktta 10y ago

    You might have to see someone who took philosophy and a Machine Learning researcher about that :)
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    by ktta 10y ago

    >And on a related note, "better than humans", "comparable to human intelligence", and phrases like these since the early days of AI have always been a red herring Well, I agree that it is not definitive , but it defi
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Also, an interesting read related to this would 'the AI effect'[0]. A lot of the stuff Deep Learning/Machine Learning is able to do today would be looked at as something that only 'true' AI (whatever consensus on w
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    Otto joins Uber(blog.ot.to)

    289 points by ktta 10y ago|201 comments
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Please see your sibling comment
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Thanks for the replies everyone. Turns out my understanding of what CF exactly did was a bit iffy. @daenney - should've googled, and is that some online dig tool? or just you typing it that way? @syshum - Huh, I remember read up on it
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    by ktta 10y ago

    The last sentence didn't really make sense to me. I assume Fastly is some kind of backend tool? So why is it only working with CF? when I visit my custom domain, I get a cert from sni75146.cloudflaressl.com but no cert related to githu
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Oh. I guess I don't experience those a lot because I use it for texting and the occasional phone call, but do see some problems which I ignore because they're rare in my use case.
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    by ktta 10y ago

    You can use SSL with GitHub pages if you're using CloudFlare. https://blog.cloudflare.com/secure-and-fast-github-pages-wit... And I think it works only if you're using CloudFlare. I've always heard that you
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    by ktta 10y ago

    I think he/she means to say we never know what they are doing later in life most of the time. I assume you've seen stories about kids who are very intelligent and there would've been news about child prodigies every year sinc
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    by ktta 10y ago

    >Hangouts on Desktop though is horrible Can you please elaborate on why you think so? I feel the exact opposite I guess. Maybe it is because it was horrible before and I', using a newer version? It is one of the most unobtrusive an
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    by ktta 10y ago

    Yeah I was wondering if method 2 exists. I remember reading about something similar but wasn't sure. Thanks for the link!