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by rawnlq 10y ago
Currently there are no VR porn games for female either. And it's not because it's not fun for them (NSFW): https://vimeo.com/198344395
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by rawnlq 10y ago
The blog post specifically mentioned Program Synthesis which is exactly what you're talking about. The article they published was called Neural Programmers but I haven't read it: https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.048
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Is Brain completely separate from DeepMind?
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by rawnlq 10y ago
I don't think anyone is thinking of training on GTA then reusing it on a real car. It's just a convenient way to work out the algorithms and architecture in a controlled way that might then work out with the real world data. But I
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by rawnlq 10y ago
15 mins of human labor per test doesn't sound cheap but I guess you can get the patient to do it themselves. A bit curious, why is a cheap centrifuge hard to build? It seems like a pretty simple device and motors are pretty cheap.
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by rawnlq 10y ago
# WebRTC P2P communication (data, video and audio). Almost ready except for safari. # WebBluetooth Very experimental but some of the demo projects are really cool (control an AR drone quadcopter from a webpage).
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The prisoner's dilemma linked to in the article is usually the go-to demo since it only has 4 outcomes. The nash equilibrium would be for both prisoners to deflect but this is worse than if they both stayed silent. Both staying silent
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by rawnlq 10y ago
I thought it would be more of a joke article: 1) Start with DNA in a primordial soup 2) Wait ~4 billion years 3) An intelligent lifeform will create an A.I. that can solve it
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by rawnlq 10y ago
I wonder why they don't make the statements more granular. Then when you update all other canaries but not a particular one you know for sure it's not due to forgetfulness and you get more information about what happened. Or does
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Direct link to the retraction: http://people.cs.uchicago.edu/~laci/update.html Subexponential but not quasipolynomial
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Stanford's cs231n had a subreddit: reddit.com/r/cs231n. Something similar might be nicer for organization in addition to chat.
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How does that compare with https://clara.io ? I thought that was made by one of the core contributors of three.js (bhouston). I don't use web editors for 3d so I have no idea, just curious.
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by rawnlq 10y ago
The same writer also wrote about his finance career: http://nautil.us/issue/31/stress/what-i-learned-from-losing-...
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Can you explain how you use the vantage tree? What are you storing/searching for? What error metric are you using for matching? I think you briefly talked about using heading change and distance for encoding your polyline. So if I unde
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Is this probing scheme better than cuckoo hash? Also, Java hashmaps also used to use separate chaining but switched to using redblack tree for each bucket[1]. The main reason was to prevent attackers from choosing worst case inputs where ev
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Maybe CG will be good enough to keep casting dead actors? The face2face[1] tech looks pretty convincing to me and it already works in real-time (which isn't necessary for films) and you have plenty of old footage of them. [1] https:&#
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For example you can't even delete your comments/account on hacker news
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Will concepts (currently or in the future) be able to constrain on anything other than types? For example in the Number concept, can you have a PositiveNumber concept (e.g., require Number > 0)? Or given some container, that it is sorted
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by rawnlq 10y ago
B-trees, LSM trees, or any data structure that's actually designed to be cache friendly. I think his claim that his optimizations can beat a b-tree is bullshit otherwise he would've shown benchmarks.
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At the 29 sec mark it just seems like the lights got turned off in that room?
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Xcode has a disassembly view that's really similar (and works with lldb!). After moving back to linux I haven't found a replacement ide that's as nice for doing c++ development.
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Better off learning from the man himself: https://www.coursera.org/learn/neural-networks
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Kalman filters can get really complicated (EKF, UKF, adaptive, etc etc) and needs to be tuned with the correct covariances. Complementary filters works well enough and is very simple to implement even if you're a noob (e.g., high pass
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by rawnlq 10y ago
Hmm I don't understand bluetooth protocol well. What are some security issues I should be aware of if a rando site ask for bluetooth permissions(assuming this feature is gated) and I accidentally click yes? Will it be able to take over
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I was pretty impressed the other day by what hobby roboticists are now able to build leveraging stuff like api.ai: http://imgur.com/a/ue4Ax
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Are you thinking of laws along the lines of biological evolution or physical laws of motion, where very simple ideas can produce extremely complex emergent behavior? If so I think a layman law of ML is already understood. To draw an analogy
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https://www.reddit.com/r/getdisciplined/comments/1x99m6/im_a... tl;dr; Draw Xs and don't break the chain
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This doesn't sound so bad. Should just state this limitation clearly in the notes. Otherwise people will assume something a lot worse is going on given how you phrased it.
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> There are reasons why UNLINK is not the default for DEL. I know things… I can’t talk. Doesn't inspire confidence
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by rawnlq 10y ago
I know nothing about deep learning but I'm curious. Why can't tweaking parameters be automated? Why is human intuition necessary here?

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