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by palad1n 6y ago
Is there a similar report for open problems in AI or ML?
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by palad1n 6y ago
Yes, that is the case. Autocorrect strikes again.
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by palad1n 6y ago
Funny you mentioned matrix.com; back between Matrix 1 and Matrix Reloaded I knew someone who knew the guy who owned thematrix.com and apparently was not offered enough to sell it. I guess they must have agreed at some point because I also r
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by palad1n 6y ago
The more I learn about what goes on in the world, the more and more I find out how staged everything is.
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by palad1n 6y ago
Yes, that looks to be an open issue: https://github.com/Logicalshift/zoom/issues/13
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by palad1n 6y ago
I think this still works for macOS: https://www.logicalshift.co.uk/unix/zoom/
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by palad1n 6y ago
Holy crap, I remember this. I accidentally clicked on it myself then had to send a mass email to everyone on my contact list not to do the same, and I correctly identified it as a "trojan horse" type. One of my friends at work sai
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by palad1n 7y ago
I believe it's more precisely: Cthulhu for President. Why settle for the lesser evil?
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by palad1n 7y ago
Well, actually I stopped smoking pot after this, so in that sense at least the answer would be yes.
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by palad1n 7y ago
I worked at a place starting 1998 that blew through 48 million dollars in the span of two years. I was employee no. 7, and we grew in those two years to 250+, offices in San Francisco, Las Vegas, and New York City. I remember the crash wher
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by palad1n 7y ago
Holy Thanos!
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Chrome now uses AI to describe images for users with vision impairment(techspot.com)
1 points by palad1n 7y ago|0 comments
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by palad1n 7y ago
But then, just mammals?
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by palad1n 7y ago
Is it anything like this? https://ebookoflove.com
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AI Trained on Old Scientific Papers Makes Discoveries Humans Missed(vice.com)
12 points by palad1n 7y ago|3 comments
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by palad1n 7y ago
There was a lot less stuff, in general. Now you have libraries, protocols, umpteen different languages, paradigms, design patterns, IDEs, runtimes, platform after platform, etc. I remember all I used to need was a C compiler and a task and
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The Mystery of Cosmic Cold Spots Just Got Even Weirder(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
2 points by palad1n 7y ago|0 comments
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by palad1n 7y ago
>the "as you wish" rule Beautiful.
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by palad1n 8y ago
Actually, I kind of like that. Brings back memories of them.
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by palad1n 8y ago
Hey! We were cool. In a sort of introverted, strange, and... OK, we weren't cool.
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by palad1n 8y ago
Apologies.
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by palad1n 8y ago
Sorry. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2010/05/01/misbehave/
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by palad1n 8y ago
This might go with the question of whether the Turing Test is a valid measure of "intelligence". If we can't tell the difference between a machine understanding something and a person, is that all that is required?
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by palad1n 8y ago
At what point would we say that a machine/system actually understands natural language? Or is the Chinese Room Argument always going to apply?
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by palad1n 8y ago
Also 9:42: https://www.pcworld.com/article/193998/iPhone_Time.html
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by palad1n 8y ago
I had the great fortune of seeing him do this live, back in the last millennium. The best one had to be Kafka's "Metamorphosis".
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by palad1n 8y ago
The horror. The horror.
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Alibaba has a voice assistant better than Google’s(technologyreview.com)
59 points by palad1n 8y ago|36 comments
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DeepMind claims early progress in AI-based predictive protein modelling(techcrunch.com)
1 points by palad1n 8y ago|0 comments
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by palad1n 8y ago
Does anyone use genetic algorithms still?

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