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by langitbiru 8y ago
Pakistan and Turkey are democratic countries. Just saying. But I get what you meant. Anyway, I don't have a simple solution to this complex problem. Should US sell weapons to India? China?
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by langitbiru 8y ago
Satoshi Nakamoto (but maybe it's more than one person), Vitalik Buterin, Yann LeCun, Sanjay Ghemawat, Jeff Dean.
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by langitbiru 8y ago
I seconded Raymond Hettinger. He is a very experienced developer and is much respected one. If he does not want the role, perhaps Victor Stinner can do the job.
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by langitbiru 8y ago
It's very hard to do and very very expensive. An Indonesian company tried to build a Youtube competitor: https://vidio.com . I know many friends who work there. From their stories, we can assume that it takes a lot of smart
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by langitbiru 8y ago
Mobile app with AR capability and/or AI capability.
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by langitbiru 8y ago
I am still waiting for cryptocurrency or Paypal support. Stripe is not supported in my country.
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by langitbiru 8y ago
So IDE for Tensorflow. Nice!
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by langitbiru 8y ago
I think one of the values that blockchain can bring on the table in this context is convenience. Passing data to a thumb drive or a piece of paper is a decentralized strategy but inconvenient one. I imagine in the future, the doctor in Braz
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by langitbiru 9y ago
What about normal bank transfer? Is it really cumbersome?
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by langitbiru 9y ago
Yann LeCun (the famous Deep Learning researcher) gave the reason behind this: "WhatsApp uses end-to-end encryption. Facebook Messenger doesn't, which allows it to provide enhanced services using AI-based content understanding (the
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by langitbiru 9y ago
Yes, I can live without Google Map, Google Search, GMail, Photos, but Youtube is unavoidable. For me, Youtube is more than just music or cute videos. I learn programming, mathematics, physics a lot from Youtube. :(
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I like to sign up for this service as well. But Stripe is not supported in my country. Why not Paypal? Or maybe cryptocurrency? :)
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I love Memrise. It helps me learning French and Japanese. I am a subscriber. Keep up the good work!
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by langitbiru 9y ago
But how do you know that the centralized server does not override all records to tamper the evidence? Append-only log is useless if the actor choose to override all logs. So you need a neutral third party to keep the records in case the cen
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by langitbiru 9y ago
For us, American Idol is pointless. But for the singer who got robbed the championship, it's not. Yes, I admit the energy bill is part of the blockchain scalability issue. But blockchain is still in infancy. There is a room for improve
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I edited my comment. I misread your question. This is the hypothetical solution. Let's say there are 1000 voters. You premine 1000 coins then send it to each voter. Voter then can vote with 1 coin. So you can make sure the voting proce
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by langitbiru 9y ago
Paper ballots is overkill for American Idol voting, though. FYI, the voting in blockchain can be anonymised.
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I give you one shining example. Secure and untampered voting. Let's say you record voting based on SMS for American Idol show in MySQL database. Singer A got 1000 votes, singer B got 700 votes. But singer B is more viral and popular in
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by langitbiru 9y ago
The blockchain solution can gives more benefits more than "when the manufacturer's API goes down". So there are 3 actors in supply chain: manufacturers, retailers, and consumers. In your solution (centralized database and API
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by langitbiru 9y ago
Secure and untampered voting. In centralized server (server in AWS), the gate keeper can tamper the voting records (UPDATE voting set your_champion_voting = 100). With smart contracts on top of Ethereum, that is impossible.
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by langitbiru 9y ago
Bitcoin gives us a way to transfer value which is censorship-resistant. That is BIG.
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I remember 2015 or 2016, everyone was hyped about Deep Learning. Everyone was talking about DeepDream, Tensorflow, etc. I guess 2018 will be the year of blockchain and cryptocurrency.
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I have finished Solidity tutorial on CryptoZombies.io. It was fun but it did not teach how to setup or to deploy Ethereum project on the Ethereum network. Right now, I am enrolled in https://www.udemy.com/ethereum-and-solidi
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by langitbiru 9y ago
This is one of the projects in Udacity Self-Driving Car Nanodegree in term 1. I've done it. It's simple and does not need deep learning. But if you want to go fancy, you can use image segmentation. http://blog.qure.ai&#
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I think, in a year or two, someone will build a crossword puzzles solver using AR, ML, and computer vision. Granted, it is more difficult because we need to recognize the alphabets and solving crossword puzzles is much harder than solving s
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by langitbiru 9y ago
I gave a talk in PyCon India ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iB4M-H3z_8 ) three years ago. I submitted a proposal to PyCon India 2-3 months before the conference. They accepted my proposal, I think, mainly because of my co
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by langitbiru 11y ago
Hi there. You must extend your service beyond practising Linux CLI because Windows 10 got Ubuntu already built-in. There is no value proposition anymore. All hope is not lost though. I see that you already offer learning other stuff like My
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by langitbiru 11y ago
While we're talking about Google Cloud Vision API, I'll take the opportunity to present the simple web interface to detect labels, text, landmark, faces, logo, etc, using Vision API: https://iseeimage.com I hope it wil