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by oliv__ 9y ago
Wow. That's a lot of data!
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by oliv__ 9y ago
I'm sorry this adds nothing to the conversation, but god damn the audience on this site will never cease to amaze me! HN has it all.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
This will be amazing when we have some kind of tech that's fixed to the wall and can project all of it without having to hold an ipad in an awkward mix of crouching and standing up.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
"• Being self-motivated, high-energy, and someone else."
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by oliv__ 9y ago
The first thing I couldn't help but notice was how much ink these new designs would use! That seems like a major design flaw for an industry with such tight margins.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
Batteries not included
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by oliv__ 9y ago
No, downvotes confirm that you are stigmatizing a good chunk of the readership of this website who will not care to read further into your comment than the first 7 words.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
I did a double take when I read the first 4 words: Richard Branson is in YC? Launching a job platform? Anyways, this is a great idea, I hope you succeed!
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by oliv__ 9y ago
What about non-game situations? Are we assuming it works because it worked in the game?
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by oliv__ 9y ago
My question (might be dumb, I don't know much about ML) here is: how do you know that the bots are actually understanding each other as opposed to just sending each other utter gibberish and responding like everything is fine? In oth
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by oliv__ 9y ago
That's it. I'm starting a github on blockchain.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
Computers suck as much as whoever is using them. The opposite is true too.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
Fast food begs to differ: you can make some pretty tasty stuff with terrible terrible ingredients. It's tasty alright... Just don't expect to wake up feeling great the next morning.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
> "That the dude off in the corner consuming his Instagram feed will be looked at the same as the guy standing at the street corner sucking on a Marlboro." I don't think that's ever going to happen. Social networks,
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by oliv__ 9y ago
Honestly that just sounds way too complicated... I do it all in my head.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
What about when Japan dumps all the contaminated water into the ocean, what, do I just move to a different planet? I'm in no ways a defender or a supporter of coal here; I think we should be moving to clean energies as fast as we can.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
I don't think that's a fair comparison. To me (and I suspect to many others), the huge difference lies in the indelibility of the damages of nuclear power. Sure, coal might kill a million people a year, but the remnants of a nucle
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by oliv__ 9y ago
Yeah same, I was left wondering whether it was joke...
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by oliv__ 9y ago
I don't see how this requires "deep AI". Aren't songs already categorized by their contents?
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by oliv__ 9y ago
I don't agree. They could've used the manufacturing side to enhance the tech, get the components to a cheaper price point, maybe even slim down the whole thing and then when they felt ready to enter the consumer market, spin it of
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by oliv__ 9y ago
Writing code is the smartest thing in the world. You teach a machine how to solve your problem and it works for you. Talk about "real world issues"...
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by oliv__ 9y ago
How'd you do this? I would enjoy that
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What makes you click [video](thoughtmaybe.com)
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by oliv__ 9y ago
So what's our function?
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by oliv__ 9y ago
We, as humans, can't even run our own planet. Forget about mosquitoes.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
I think we are already perfect.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
That's a slippery slope and you know it. Are you going to follow everyone who's harming themselves in any way (alcohol, drugs, food, [insert any other vice]...) to chide about their behaviors?
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by oliv__ 9y ago
Keeps hyping up the descent into the deep deep rabbit hole: not to take away from this article, this was an interesting read, but really nothing life-altering here.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
This is brilliant.
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by oliv__ 9y ago
That sounds like a great way to sell so-called "state-of-the-art scanners".

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