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   by novaRom 7y ago

   I don't really care if my phone is Android or iPhone or whatever. All I need is fast Firefox with ad blocking enabled, some messaging apps, quick camera, stereo front speakers, headphone jack, gps, quick charge, large battery, small we
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   by novaRom 7y ago

   I would wait a little bit for more reviews, because it seems 3a has poor front speaker. Most of the phones have different problems with front speakers however (poor stereo balance). But I desperately need one with good stereo.
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   by novaRom 7y ago

   It can be more difficult to get US Visa if your research area is AI.
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   by novaRom 7y ago

   Don't make mistake if you apply for US Visa. When your research area is Deep Learning/AI, it may take longer to get B1/2 Visa and additional documents might be required. Simply Software Engineering is sufficient.
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   by novaRom 7y ago

   >> Europe or not europe you decide UK is part of European culture, economy, and history.
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   by novaRom 8y ago

   >> While the model 3 may be luxury, it looks crazy cheap compared to the electric Audi, Volvo, BMW, and Porsche competitors... I tried Tesla test drive and one thing I don't like is how cheap it feels inside. Low quality material
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   by novaRom 8y ago

   Costs aside, how much time would it be necessary to repair this cathedral? Years?
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   by novaRom 8y ago

   When someone asks me about what is the most important challenge of this century, I reply: PRIVACY. The way it goes right now shows us very clear sign there will be no privacy anymore. Anything you say or watch is preserved and can be used o
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   by novaRom 8y ago

   Look, you can really protect your intellectual property in Europe and in USA, but you cannot do that in the rest of the world. It means your innovations will be copied and much cheaper products will be created. You can protect your own inte
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    I remember iRobot was quite popular few years ago here in Europe, today everybody buys much cheaper Chinese devices. Same about smartphones: Apple/Samsung->Huawei. Same about Quadrocopters. It looks like it's just a matter of t
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Can we see nearest stars and planets using this method? Or is it only for radio sources? One day we may even connect millions of smartphones to observe various interesting space phenomena.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Excellent example of successful international collaboration, with distributed team. Great results and promising future work: they say Sagitarius-A* is their next target!
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Why there are two live events right now? One is from Europe, another from US: EU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dr20f19czeE US: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re_o0uckG-M
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Thanks! Over 150,000 viewers right now.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Even that page is not opening for me ...
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Fun fact, but this small island is the home of one of the best whisky in the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jura_distillery
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    AI arms race is real. Will outcomes be good for civilization like those of space race (Internet, Communication) nobody knows.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Not a secret that largest military companies are actively investing into AI. Enormous opportunities and dangers. And it's not just computer vision and robotics - almost every aspect of modern warfare will be AI-extended.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    >> though not at the same volume and level as US for now
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Is there any list of such companies?
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    I just finished reading 'AI Superpowers' and I hardly understand now if US has any single chance to compete with China's Tech fairly, openly, democratically, with respect.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    I always browse in Private Mode, but NYtimes has started to block reading in that mode.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Do you mean even books from Kindle store are without DRM?
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    It was a similar bubble 20 years ago. Not a good time to be IPO investor.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    There are many overnight express trains in Europe. Cozy and not expensive, enough space for bikes. Warsaw-Moskow, Munich-Bologna, Paris-Tolouse, Kopenhagen-Hamburg just some examples.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    I cannot read this article because of: "You're in private mode. Log in or create a free New York Times account to continue reading in private mode". How NYTimes knows I am in private mode?
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Would like something like that for masonry.I wish some more robotics and automation for house/roads construction. Is anyone working actively in that area? I have some interesting ideas how and what can be done to reduce total construct
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    Cannot read it because Firefox (Android) shows some garbage
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    If we do not start it first, who will? Look for example at Eastern Europe where no sorting was just few years ago and today it works, and it's much cleaner. Same will happen in other societies.
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    by novaRom 8y ago

    >> I think unfortunately people are living in a fairy tale if they think like that. Everything humans create is subjective reality. Shared fictions are commonly held beliefs in fictional entities. For example, belief in the power of m