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lowglow
9y ago
This wasn't directed at Kuk but rather more towards the people looking to ICO. Be careful out there, hackers. :)
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9y ago
I think people need to be very careful about what assets they're selling with ICOs. Check out this framework put out by Debevoise and Plimpton[0] and make sure you're NOT selling securities. If your asset is a security, it won
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lowglow
9y ago
The move to electric vehicles is great. They certainly are fun, but as a car guy, I'll miss the experience of filling up the tank and feeling the rumble of the engine roaring down the road with the pedal to the floor. Small experience
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lowglow
9y ago
Yes, the bigger worry is that evolution will solve humans, but thankfully nature is already working on a cure for plastics[0]. [0] http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/chow-down-plastic-e...
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lowglow
9y ago
Synapse AI is an "AI Coin" you might be interested in. https://synapse.ai/
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9y ago
Ok. So I host Hack Days (shameless plug: We're at Noisebridge[0] every Sunday -- come out!) and I live stream every weekend on FB (here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sfhackdays/ ) My biggest gripe is cross
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lowglow
9y ago
I wonder if Neal Stephenson gets paid to do this. He's predicted parts of where we're headed with Diamond Age and Snow crash.
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9y ago
Can someone diff the spec from the previous version? What's the changelog? :)
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9y ago
If you're into what nerds are doing on their weekends[0], we get together and hack/show/chat about stuff every Sunday at Noisebridge. A lot of cool stuff happening there from crypto/bots/bio/ai/vr and beyo
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9y ago
Wow. End of an era.
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lowglow
9y ago
Sweet! Thanks for the rec. :)
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9y ago
Something I had questions about and I don't know where to start looking is how we (humans) optimize to find equations that make sense. Where does the first intuitive leap begin, and how do we reason models of mathematics that make sens
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9y ago
We had a chance to play with the euclid yesterday! That thing is really exiting, but gets quite hot. One of our participants was hacking an autonomous agent with it: https://www.facebook.com/radbotsapp/videos/31038
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9y ago
This seems like if you support Tesla, I guess you support monopolistic efforts.
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lowglow
9y ago
I agree there could definitely be a graduated approach to the granularity of features that might matter, but I think it would be possible to discover emergent multi-modal signals that matter.
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9y ago
I think the biggest oversight is the actual feedback portion of sales to train the model on which features sold the best.
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9y ago
I actually agree. I was using my Vive / Tilt Brush to whiteboard design some systems architecture[0], and it felt very natural to want to collaborate and share with both local and remote parties. 3D is such a more robust experience whe
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lowglow
9y ago
Hah :) Howdy!
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lowglow
9y ago
I'd also say try out Baqqer. You can take pledges to help sustain yourself and your project there.
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lowglow
9y ago
It's OK but definitely think we need a bigger picture / organically growing course material.
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lowglow
9y ago
haha, sorry pre-coffee! :)
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9y ago
I'm 100% bullish on tokens backing great projects and awesome people. I'm going to help bring to light some quality uses of them by both people and organizations.
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9y ago
This is 100% the process I've gone through to build a DL box. Anaconda saved me in he fast.course.ai lessons.
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9y ago
I'm actually curious about the internal analytics and feedback processes and KPIs use to make design and development decisions on the site. That would be the most useful outcome of all of this: what tools they used, what drove their d
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9y ago
I checked out Imzy a couple of weeks ago: 1. Barrier to entry was a login (I had previously gone here and left when it first started, and didn't sign in. I eventually created an account just to check it out.) 2. Interface was confusing
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9y ago
I'm not sure why you're getting down voted. This is reasonable contribution.
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9y ago
Just use a different email provider (or roll your own), use duck duck go for web searches, don't use an android device. What else do they own? It's already becoming in vogue to move away from facebook/google and are actively
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9y ago
Can you give me some context on the paper here?
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9y ago
Is this the modern CCNA/CCNP/CCIE Cisco Certs? Anyone have those? How did it help/impact you?
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9y ago
Loved this response. I love the non-trad roles evolved from engineering.
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