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961.
by make3 7y ago
if it doesn't prevent you from breeding
962.
by make3 7y ago
That's the feature space, not the decision space
963.
by make3 7y ago
Indeed that's a weird thing to say, especially since AFAIK AlphaGo is for (very large) discrete search spaces (where Monte Carlo Tree Search would be used), & equity trading doesn't strike me as a discrete search space.. is it
964.
by make3 7y ago
they're clothes man. people like to look cool, and spend untold amounts of hours on there, interacting with more people in the game than off the game, often
965.
by make3 7y ago
"Which world? USA? Apple Watch doesn't work outside the Apple ecosystem, and Apple doesn't own the majority of the smartphone market." Your own numbers show that apple is the leader of the market by far. However I agree
966.
by make3 7y ago
plus paying for all the software patents
967.
by make3 7y ago
man in this case his intentions are crystal clear. he hired a hitman for a giant sum in his country. there is no ambiguity at all about his intentions
968.
by make3 7y ago
I love the Latin one, looks like a magical incantation :)
969.
by make3 7y ago
legal question here for someone who knows what they're doing, if you run a node and illegal activity is performed, are you complicit to the illegal activity?
970.
by make3 7y ago
do you have any substance to back this claim up
971.
by make3 7y ago
What is actually disingenuous is equating the search deals to anything Google, like making adblocking harder and downright impossible on mobile
972.
by make3 7y ago
I'm against Trump, but you can't move the goalposts after an election. There is no reason to think he would not have had a different strategy had the system been on popular vote instead of using the electoral college
973.
by make3 7y ago
Well, looks like she thinks Harvard is better than anything China has to offer.
974.
by make3 7y ago
the 90 Hz screen and camera are pretty cool I think
975.
by make3 7y ago
I'm starting to think we should all just systematically boycott Chinese products and pressure companies not to work with them. China is more and more a real threat to world stability, to democracy and to the humaneness of our world
976.
by make3 7y ago
.. in the old guard of language technology research I guess, because in my NLP lab, no one knows the first thing about Perl (everything is done in Python)
977.
by make3 7y ago
Please add (2018) to the title. Also, these are celebrities , with some of the most important contributions in the field. They are like the top 0.001% of the field or something equally ridiculous.
978.
by make3 7y ago
I mean you could store some dumbly ciphered information on a sheet too, but I guess it's not as convenient
979.
by make3 7y ago
wow! awesome!
980.
by make3 7y ago
This is a really good idea, and should be a recurring HN post, like Who's hiring etc.
981.
by make3 7y ago
This is pretty much the reverse of what happened in mainstream deep learning. Most people learned with Tensorflow, which is arguably functional, and then decided PyTorch (which is like numpy, imperative) was a lot more straightforward to wo
982.
by make3 7y ago
I believe he did the right thing, I probably should have made that more clear. I also understand why the government still can't possibly treat him in anyways but as a traitor
983.
by make3 7y ago
I believe he is a hero and did the right thing, but I think there is no way the US could do anything but try to put in prison someone who illegally made state secrets public. That would have set the precedent that anyone with secret bad lo
984.
by make3 7y ago
"Or launching nuclear weapons based on the advice of AI" That's the crazy thing about hypersonic nuclear weapons... A bomb going from Russia to America in under 5 minutes, who else is going to decide than an algorithm... Know
985.
Autoblow the World’s First Artificial Intelligence Powered Sex Toy(techgrabyte.com)
10 points by make3 7y ago|3 comments
986.
by make3 7y ago
They made no effort to be truthful. Now I don't believe anything in that presentation.
987.
by make3 7y ago
The aluminum foil hat argument here would be that this is the only reason why this is now public, and has no incidence on whether or not further (or past) US governments have actually done that.
988.
by make3 7y ago
The Tf-Hub stuff is pretty close I guess https://tfhub.dev/google/bert_uncased_L-12_H-768_A-12/1
989.
by make3 7y ago
you are probably right. Felt like the documentation for borgcfg was extremely hard to just find. Maybe I'm wrong about this. This is also not the place to discuss this probably. But GCL made it so whatever variable was actually being u
990.
by make3 7y ago
they likely either made utility studies for this, or all of Excel already works that way and they don't want to break the expectations of the users

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