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mikepalmer
7y ago
ZipCam | Multiple Positions | Full-Time | Remote (or Palo Alto) | www.zip.cam ZipCam makes a smart, connected, automotive dashcam for driving safety. In the U.S., more than 37,000 lives per year are lost in automobile accidents. Worldwide,
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7y ago
I will add this to my HN "who's hiring" post
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7y ago
Have to try this now!
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7y ago
It even solves many word problems correctly! “If I have $90 and a cookie costs $3, how many cookies can I buy?”
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7y ago
ZipCam | Multiple Positions | Full-Time | Remote (or Palo Alto) | www.zip.cam ZipCam makes a smart, connected, automotive dashcam for driving safety. In the U.S., more than 37,000 lives per year are lost in automobile accidents. Worldwide,
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7y ago
"What's the idea for Box CI? A CI service that does everything for you, except for running the builds." Marketing advice: define "CI" near the top of the first page. The word "Integration" is not on the pa
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11 authors, impressive!
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ZipCam https://www.zip.cam | Full-time | Part-time | Onsite | Remote | Palo Alto, CA ZipCam is making intelligent, connected dashcams for driving safety. In the U.S., more than 37,000 lives per year are lost in automobile accide
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7y ago
Everyone is so amazed that he opened the safe “on the first try” but the article also says, “Like the Mills family, other museum visitors played around with trying to open it, with no success.“ Moreover the museum had had the safe since the
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8y ago
HiQ Solar | Full stack database/web for internet-of-things | Sunnyvale, CA | Onsite or Remote | Full-time == Internet-of-things Full-stack Engineer Wanted == THE COMPANY AND THE PRODUCT HiQ Solar, Inc. designs and manufactures internet
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8y ago
I find this method works well with humans too.
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9y ago
And... what are the huge implications??
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10y ago
Peloton Technology | Research engineer (2 types) | Mountain View, CA, ONSITE | Full-time At Peloton Technology, we are bringing groundbreaking safety, efficiency, and autonomy to class 8 trucks. http://peloton-tech.com The Resea
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10y ago
correction: it is fucking awesome
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11y ago
Say you could accelerate a ~1g camera to 0.2c. I don't know how to do general (hard) AI, but if I did, I can't think of a fundamental reason I couldn't shrink the AIs down to ~1g and make them able to survive 60,000G. So you
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11y ago
Re Tesla versus BMW and Mercedes: It's true the interior of the Tesla is spare, but you could also call it clean. The Mercedes S550 has higher quality materials, but the interior is pretty busy/glitzy I think. BMW is also quite hi
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11y ago
I have several of these, they are 2.5A and good quality. http://www.amazon.com/CanaKit-Raspberry-Supply-Adapter-Charg...
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11y ago
Would like to see this adapted to angel investing... Like the investor wants to invest $1m per year, and will look at n companies over the year. The investor only has short time to accept/reject any particular company - s/he can&#
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11y ago
Love the snappy title for this post... It's poetry.
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11y ago
well, the clever solution here is not to demand a stop to all AI research, but rather to speed it up to reduce the chance that a single bad actor will get too far ahead... i.e., to get "post-singularity" ASAP, and safely. Definite
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11y ago
The main question is not about whether the AI would or could have morality. The more important question (and I don't think we disagree here) is whether there could be a superhuman AI in the near future - some decades for example - that
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'The "evil" AI and safety stuff is just science fiction, but whatever.' umm... you can offer proof that we have nothing to worry about? Does the proof go like: Just as all people are inherently good, therefore all AIs wi
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11y ago
don't forget ketchup.
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11y ago
Reminds me of a question I have been wondering about: Can you formally specify what is the purpose of a suitcase? In principle, you could dump all your clothes, toiletries, etc. in a pile on the airport checkin counter, and if system were o
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11y ago
"Gone are the fundamental principles of good design: discoverability, feedback, recovery, and so on. Instead, Apple has, in striving for beauty, created fonts that are so small or thin, coupled with low contrast, that they are difficul
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Holy cow these guys are amazing. Especially "The Chicken": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVCTeCRu7Bg
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11y ago
Visualization of this data from almost 20 years ago - I used it as example data for my PhD thesis: http://mepalmer.net/ibb/ The views are all pre-rendered. Sorry for the old school site, circa 1996!
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11y ago
what?? you're crazy, mine are white and gold!!
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11y ago
It's not Safari / mobile Safari compatible! -10 points! It is supposed to be a PHONE screen after all. ;-)
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12y ago
omg, spoiler alert! :-)
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