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by lulzury 5y ago
The weird thing about tackling these seemingly Goliath type problems is that at the start it requires a lot of patience to get going and can be demotivating to see no progress or trickle-slow progress, but once you visibly see that the gear
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by lulzury 6y ago
There's so many ways to mitigate scalpers, but do you think companies like Sony have any incentive to implement any of these if they're still selling out of units? What do they gain? If anything, Sony will see that given the deman
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by lulzury 6y ago
That seems logical and a like it would hold true, but the spirit of being "open" is completely lost once you involve commercial, for-profit interests. I would like to highlight Elon's (co-founder) thoughts on this as a clear
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David Poeppel on machine-learned models vs. “normal science” [at 1:18:03](preposterousuniverse.com)
3 points by lulzury 8y ago|0 comments
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by lulzury 8y ago
> I'm now working on a project that I think has a huge potential for positive impact on the world. I'm not motivated by money or glory this time around, but just want to see if I can grow and pull it off. As a new-grad, when I
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by lulzury 9y ago
The technology behind this is very cool, but has been out since 2015. For example, one of their features is that it can illuminate pedestrians crossing the road. Some searching shows Mercedes is adding this technology to some of their upcom
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by lulzury 9y ago
Your personal site doesn’t work on Safari Mobile.
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by lulzury 11y ago
Here's a nice timeline style review of the history of programming languages that uses videos: http://cdn.knightlab.com/libs/timeline3/latest/embed/index.h...