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Deep Learning, Semantics, and Society
(edge.org)
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legel
11y ago
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Strong Evidence Suggests a Super Earth Lies Beyond Pluto
(scientificamerican.com)
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legel
11y ago
There's a great book called The Circle by Dave Eggers that features a scenario with representatives also under constant surveillance. It wasn't painted to be too pretty. But I would agree that accountability in the face of "
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legel
11y ago
This historical wisdom is very interesting. I'd be happy to hear more about the arguments in favor of it. But also, keep in mind there is no precedent for one factor that is perhaps critical to today's and tomorrow's power d
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legel
11y ago
You're probably right. Edit: average Hacker News citizen.
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legel
11y ago
Equal justice before the law is essential for any true democracy to function. And whatever laws we implement, it is their fair and equal implementation that will be in the best interest of everyone. So if it's really best to have mor
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legel
11y ago
“The black hole's interior is protected by an armour of computational complexity.” “Things fall because there is a tendency toward complexity.” "...the black hole's degree of entanglement, a purely quantum phenomenon, will de
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legel
11y ago
You bring up two very interesting and powerful phenomena: "siren servers" and "social physics". The first term is used by Jaron Lanier to describe computer systems that, like "sirens" of the sea, lure everyone
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legel
11y ago
This is a nice introduction to one of the most effective deep learning algorithms on time-series data.
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A Word Is Worth a Thousand Vectors
(multithreaded.stitchfix.com)
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legel
12y ago
Here's the problem: Most people - anyone clueless about computers, and only vaguely informed on the state of our intelligence community - they do not "know" what you imply. Because, we do not "know", and therefore
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legel
12y ago
...weird, indeed. Since the OP published the article implying such a grand circumstance, and commented "I assure you it was not posted publicly by any of us. Newly created URL and link c/p to fb chat.", I believe that there a
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legel
12y ago
If what you're saying is true, then where was the source of the "leak"? Perhaps you won't say, exactly, without the OP's permission?
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legel
12y ago
problem solved: arxiv.org