ktta

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by ktta 10y ago
It uses both SMS and software tokens.
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by ktta 10y ago
I had the new phone Google Authenticator lost data problem too. I use Authy now. It is attached to your email and phone number so you can login when you get a new phone
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by ktta 10y ago
fallback. I assume they like doing what they do and they prefer having job security. I'd rather try moonshot projects thinking about how to develop it rather than constantly wondering about the business model and if it will be successf
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by ktta 10y ago
But there will be problems with those serving the web pages being served a notice as they do today whenever someone torrents without a VPN. It isn't inherently anonymity focussed like tor.
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by ktta 10y ago
torproject.org
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by ktta 10y ago
I have no clue about half of the things you just said. Can you guide us, the ones with less knowledge about aerodynamics-- to some resources which we can watch/read? (preferably online and free, of course :) )
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by ktta 10y ago
Here's the paperwork: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/2996082-Artem-Vaulin... PDF link: https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/2996082/Artem-Vau...
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by ktta 10y ago
I understand what you're trying to convey and agree. I thought you might not have noticed the email address of the authors. Two of the authors' email addresses are of IIT Delhi, one of the universities managed by the Government of
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by ktta 10y ago
michael.lawson looks like someone who forgot you clean up code and who wrote the program (footnote of page): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12109739
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by ktta 10y ago
I'm not the most informed person to explain this, so anyone else please feel free to correct me. This paper is dealing with the computing process to be used (proposed) in highly parallel and distributed computing. Specifically how it m
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by ktta 10y ago
The NY Times article: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/14/technology/tor-project-a-d...
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by ktta 10y ago
This is different from the 17min Part 1 documentary that was submitted some time ago. It is about an hour long
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Shezhen: The Silicon Valley of Hardware (Full Documentary)(youtube.com)
27 points by ktta 10y ago|3 comments
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by ktta 10y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3524164
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by ktta 10y ago
Almost. I'm saying the difficulty (of household tasks) is so much more than they are in a different class of problems, and cannot be equated using a comparative adjective
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by ktta 10y ago
Them calling 'out on my BS' doesn't make it any less of a general agent if you train it sufficiently with enough games. If you consider yourself a 'general agent' who can play games with reasonable scores, I will as
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by ktta 10y ago
It seems like you've misunderstood what I'm trying to say. I'm saying your statement >But it would be nontrivial (difficult but still possible) to brute-force code a program for many narrow household robot tasks. is very w
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by ktta 10y ago
>But it would be nontrivial (difficult but still possible) to brute-force code a program for many narrow household robot tasks. How difficult are you talking about here? Similar to training game agents? I really doubt it. I feel like the
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by ktta 10y ago
I feel like I'm a bit confused at what constitutes a model. You basically have the same 'agent' to start off on the RL process. You can just group the learning agents together and make it (easier to tell it) automatically det
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by ktta 10y ago
I find it really interesting that Goal 4 is a game playing agent. Deepmind has been focussing on this since the beginning[0] and actually has great progress as far as Atari games go[1]. And DeepMind is able to use a single agent rather than
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by ktta 10y ago
01:56 Mountain Daylight Time "We're investigating some issues with our databases"