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by return0 10y ago
Those are mostly interested in biomimetic movement rather than intelligence. They do have some applications, but i don't think they ve convinced the world that mimicking organisms is necessarily optimal.
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by return0 10y ago
> The brain of an insect doesn't take decades to train, and we're currently unable to match its capabilities, either. It's not particularly useful to simulate insects. We can far surpass some of their capabilities, but the
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by return0 10y ago
I see nothing in these "neuromorphic" architectures than hogwash trying to bullshit governments into giving them money. There's no conceptual advancement offered by these computers that can't be simulated with matlab. Un
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by return0 10y ago
I don't think that holds, the same happens with Erasmus students in europe (~40% don't make local friends). https://thepienews.com/news/erasmus-students-local-friends-e... And they mostly DO know english an
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by return0 10y ago
There is zero indication this had anything to do with the ban, he was not held detained , but his phone was. I think it's part of his job, and the verge is creating straw men
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by return0 10y ago
Loosely defined, it's various chips that implement simplified computational models of neurons, and some plasticity functions. They are usually simplified because going into the greatest detail (modeling hodgkin-huxley type channels) w
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by return0 10y ago
Do 'Neuromorphic' chips do anything useful? At least neural networks have well known utility, but afaik, neuromorphic (i.e. heavily simplified models of neurons that one only hopes - but cannot prove are correct) have no useful ap
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by return0 10y ago
Why does the article not mention the russia-hysteria as another prime example of baseless repetitive untruth of the current news cycle? It's also surprisingly light on its facts and logic: in the american left-right debate is there re
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by return0 10y ago
I'm still waiting for "display:div" to roll out.
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by return0 10y ago
Irony can be substantive. My comment was a laconic way to respond to the parent. Essentially what i said is "categorizing people like products in aisles brings unhappiness, let's stop doing it by NOT creating a label for the peop
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by return0 10y ago
[nothing]
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by return0 10y ago
I 'm not even sure why it provokes such reaction. Neural networks have existed for 4 decades ; without the deep- part, but we know their potential power and we still have not been replaced. Granted, this time it's different. I thi
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by return0 10y ago
Apart from showing your revulsion to said lifestyle, which is indeed problematic but bound to become more popular in the future, you might also consider that this is acceptable since decades for the Jet set (who employ all of these techniq
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by return0 10y ago
still, those 97 companies do not represent a majority
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by return0 10y ago
i don't think we have convincing evidence to maintain consensus that open borders would be better, neither do we have it about closed borders . On purely theoretical grounds, one could offer Occam's razor as a justification for do
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by return0 10y ago
But that argument won't fly well: "Bunch of rich guys want to go against the will of the people"
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by return0 10y ago
How is their banking/financial/legal services compared to countries that have been doing it for decades, e.g. malta, cyprus, ireland?
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by return0 10y ago
It s going to be tremenous success. I ve never even seen the app, let alone used it, but its the times we live in.
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by return0 10y ago
If both x and y are true for a person then he is definitely qualified.
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by return0 10y ago
oh yes! </div> is my nightmare. at least with table u can more easily spot the error when rendered. > of course a div layout is at least partially semantic That's contestable, <div> nowadays is absolutely unpredicta
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by return0 10y ago
The problem with screen readers is summarized "Screen readers assume the content inside a table is tabular". Are divs better just because they are undefined? It seems to me that the problem would more easily be solved by adding so
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by return0 10y ago
I do to, sometimes. I wonder if there is any thought given to making tables responsive rather than reinventing the wheel here.
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by return0 10y ago
Well the issue of semantics was not exactly solved by turning everything to <div>s. It's still a mess, but a different mess. I would even say it's bad to have display:table-cell because it's reduntant.
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by return0 10y ago
why is this better than tables?
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by return0 10y ago
wrong. it was the cement industry
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by return0 10y ago
Unfortunately this will look like a PR move. Why can't ordinary people step in to host the people affected for this short period?
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by return0 10y ago
when do we expect the commoditization of six-packs
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by return0 10y ago
by upvoting that post in stackoverflow, of course.
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by return0 10y ago
Trump is creating a bargaining chip for america. This is a ploy, not s long term plan. I wonder what he ll ask in return for lifting the ban
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by return0 10y ago
Can that thing run OSX ? damn, i just ordered a mac mini to do some ios dev.

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