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by rdlecler1 12y ago
You raise an interesting point. James Gosling went to my university for undergrad (U. Calgary) and then went on to do a PhD from Carnegie Mellon after being turned down everywhere else. The day of his graduation, they told him that each yea
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by rdlecler1 12y ago
This is a good idea, but I wonder about the shelf life. As more sites start to use email responses and follow ups it increases the chances that people start flagging this as spam or ignoring it altogether. Email is a valuable but delicate c
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by rdlecler1 12y ago
This is a but like Quirky
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by rdlecler1 12y ago
Harnessing the principles of neurogenisis may be the only scaleable way to build large comples ANNs. If so, it will be interesting to see what role evolutionary development (evolved genes encoding the developmental process).
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by rdlecler1 12y ago
Agriculture is probably a better petri dish for all this technology. Farms are already dangerous, you need to cover large swaths of land, and it's unlikely that you're going to hit anything, or anyone if it falls from the sky. Tha
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by rdlecler1 12y ago
Will you like their playbook when they turn it back on you once they have a monopoly?
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by rdlecler1 12y ago
Now imagine if Uber had a monopoly? I'll be taking Lyft from now on. Thanks!
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by rdlecler1 13y ago
It becomes a lot easier to think about these circuits if you realize that many of the connections are actually spurious. That is, if you remove them and systematically test the function over a range you'll realize that many of these we