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   How Kalman Filters Work(anuncommonlab.com)

   2 points by max_ 2y ago|0 comments
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   by max_ 2y ago

   Lies are everywhere. There some linguists and philosophers who even think the Human mind is not capable of grasping absolute "truth". Yes. I believe customers should be allowed to buy what ever they want if they are adults. If con
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   by max_ 2y ago

   Why can't consumers be allowed to choose for themselves what they want and what they don't want? Why does the government need to decide everything?
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   by max_ 2y ago

   When bard launched for example it wasn't available to people living in Europe. This is Google a large corporation with lots of resources. Smaller firms will find it more convenient just block access to European citizens instead of keep
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   by max_ 2y ago

   What if you have a software product you are selling to EU citizens?
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   by max_ 2y ago

   GDPR was useless it just gave us horrible pop-ups. And legal overhead for software developers.
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   by max_ 2y ago

   The funny thing is that Europeans will just be blocked from accessing AI applications. And EU citizens will complain why they don't have access to some AI products.
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   by max_ 2y ago

   Try to study the models cognitive scientists & linguists have developed. And replicate them in computers.
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   by max_ 2y ago

   Context, I shared this because it sounded consistent with what I said previously about potential areas to explore in AI in case we want to make new progress. [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40333962
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    Don't study or work on LLMs(twitter.com)

    68 points by max_ 2y ago|53 comments
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    Bionic Reading(indwes.edu)

    1 points by max_ 2y ago|0 comments
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    by max_ 2y ago

    How is giving people $500k to what on what ever they want "exploitation"? >spent enriching themselves in FAANG This is some serious tunnel vision nor everyone works at a FAANG. And it is not possible for everyone to work there.
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    The Nature of Technology Book Review(asindu.xyz)

    2 points by max_ 2y ago|1 comments
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    by max_ 2y ago

    There is a very good documentary called Something Ventured[1]. It's really good. I think everyone into Startups must watch this. It's not second hand narration but the real VCs them selves telling the stories so I find it very rel
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    by max_ 2y ago

    It is impossible for something in very early stages, that needs money to be "truly compelling". For VCs a compelling product means great traction but to get great traction you need initial funding so it's always a catch 22.
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    by max_ 2y ago

    VCs like Don Valentine & The founder of Atari actually passed on Steve Jobs because "they were not impressive". It was only after Steve Jobs exploited their preferential attachment & tendency of VC to succumb to herding ef
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    by max_ 2y ago

    If you're interested in that project. Here is an equally cool project form Voxon Photonics. That you can buy today and is also very safe.[0] [0]: https://voxon.co/
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    by max_ 2y ago

    I think people under estimate how difficult it is to raise money from VCs. I a currently trying to raise my first round but it is so difficult. I sent close to 100 pitches & all of them have passed on the investment. VCs normally say
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    by max_ 2y ago

    There are solutions. The human brain is one example. Isn't that what we are trying to simulate?
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    by max_ 2y ago

    Thanks. This blog is very interesting
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    by max_ 2y ago

    I don't have any citations. Just look at what is being published in Arxiv. Call your friends in university departments. Ask people working in startups or corporation. AI at this point is just Neural Networks. Do I think it's a dea
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    by max_ 2y ago

    Do you know anyone in AI doing research on something that isn't Neural Networks? They are very few. Too few.
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    by max_ 2y ago

    Grant funders only finance projects with high probability of success. It's very difficult to get funding on projects that don't already have a track record of success. Which is why all research facilities working in AI today that
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    by max_ 2y ago

    All I am saying is that there are other strategies to explore. It's ok to have deep learning. But the herding towards deep learning is just too much. Recall that before Hinton and his group presented thier record breaking ImageNet resu
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    by max_ 2y ago

    I am really surprised by how tunnel visioned top scientists, VCs and CEOs are in the AI space. This whole movement of simply increasing compute or throwing in more data to hopefully attain AI results is just a dead end. This is like saying
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    by max_ 2y ago

    This is interesting. You need to post a write up. I would read it.
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    by max_ 2y ago

    They have many sponsors. Jim Discovered their channel, liked it and invited them to his New York Apartment for an interview. [1] From that time forward, all Numberphile videos have "Simons Foundation" at the end listed as a sponso
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    by max_ 2y ago

    Even the Numberphile YouTube Channel. He was very serious about improving maths education and actually did alot.
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    by max_ 2y ago

    He was writing his memoir. I really hope he finnished it, I was looking forward to reading it.
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    by max_ 2y ago

    I calculated that for me to be financially independent I need to make only $750k. Anyone with practical advice on how to make that realistically?