marcusrobbins

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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   This is really excellent. This should be taught in schools.
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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   This is awesome :)
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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   I agree, but you could always simulate the brain's environment as well. Then you could speed up the environment with the brain. Bridging the gap might be annoying, for the brains, waiting to communicate with the glacial pace of the squishy
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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   I think this is the most important aspect of this paper. Throwing more computing power at the problem increases performance significantly. It is possible that our algorithms are adequate but our hardware is not.
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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   I'd be interested in getting my hands on the data generated by this app. It would useful in building a stock prediction AI.
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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   Isn't effective government a system which can maximise the following function? G = SUM(Fi(W)) from i to WorldPopulation Where W is the physical configuration of matter in the world. Fi is the function associated with citizen i that defines
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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   I do not believe that it is irresolvable, I'm looking at biology for my counter example. In biology there exists a rigid framework inside which a "general" search of language/model is taking place, after a few billion years it seems to be d
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   by marcusrobbins 14y ago

   This is the group of problems we need to solve in order to design effective government and stable markets.