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by kuu 7y ago
Seems interesting, but I'm missing a preview site ;)
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by kuu 7y ago
I meant that maybe OP is not from the EU, so the GDPR does not apply to him and that's why he/she's complaining...
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by kuu 7y ago
GDPR only applies in EU
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by kuu 7y ago
Elon said "Not mine": https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1232748533486276608 :)
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by kuu 7y ago
Same here
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by kuu 7y ago
So the plan for standing out is by copying someone else's answers...
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by kuu 7y ago
This event lasted for "800,000 years", based in the article.
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by kuu 7y ago
Do you also get paid a 50-80%?
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by kuu 7y ago
High quality content. Thanks OP!
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by kuu 7y ago
I've had a similar case to this problem, not in research but with production data for a company. Decisions were made with wrong data and therefore, bad decisions. It's really an agony and hard to swallow. But the best thing to do
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by kuu 7y ago
Congratulations, it is really cool
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by kuu 7y ago
First time I listen the word "hokum" "If you describe something as hokum, you think it is nonsense. " [0] [0] https://www.collinsdictionary.com/es/diccionario/ingles/hoku...
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by kuu 7y ago
Funny to read as we are probably procrastinating.
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by kuu 7y ago
Similar to the related story, in our office the speakers of a meeting room are "smart speakers", so anyone who is on the same LAN can join and play Spotify on these speakers. I have to admit we had done some little pranks with tha
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by kuu 7y ago
There is work in progress for understanding the content of a neural network and avoid this "black box" effect. This is still far from reached but there are some advances. See [0] for example. Also, remember that AI includes more t
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by kuu 7y ago
Did you hear the story about the primates and the stair? https://wiki.c2.com/?TheFiveMonkeys
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by kuu 7y ago
That's funny. Sometimes we're quite irrational. We're still primates in some aspects (I mean no offense to Swedish, we all have strange traditions in our countries)
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by kuu 7y ago
It's nice, but I have a question: how different is this from a random drum beat? I mean, where is the intelligence? Which is the learning process?
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by kuu 7y ago
They did a deal a year ago: https://blogs.unity3d.com/es/2018/09/26/unity-and-deepmind-p...
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by kuu 7y ago
How is it possible to have 1.4nm transistors?
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by kuu 7y ago
I get your point, but I wonder if exactly this will happen, that they will lose the monopoly (and therefore a lot of money). I'm not saying that losing it is bad or good per se. I'm just talking financially.
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by kuu 7y ago
It's funny how things have turned. They had an open API with several 3rd party clients, and they killed them. Now they want to go even more open... Strange
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by kuu 7y ago
Or at the very end, USPS is not able to compete, as it has less packages and their cost is higher. And in the end FedEx keeps all the packages and once the competition is out, they can raise the prices and not improve the quality of their s
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by kuu 7y ago
I guess this and also the lack of needing to make a detailed study about the sun position wherever the plant is established.
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by kuu 7y ago
That's probably out of the scope right now.
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by kuu 7y ago
> The idea that they are at particular risk from random people with weapons is not supported by statistics. This may be true (I don't know), however one thing is the risk and the perceived risk, and as humans, they're different
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by kuu 7y ago
I'm not from US and I've never been there, but I think the problem is not only about police abuse. When you're in a country where almost anyone can have a weapon (and kind of the military range), the police also is having mor
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by kuu 7y ago
AGW may refer to: * Anthropogenic global warming, overall warming of Earth's climate caused or produced by humans
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by kuu 7y ago
Simple but effective. Really cool.

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