rwill128

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by rwill128 4y ago
That pollution is inevitable, why delay it? It's a technical problem they should be able to solve, and if they can't, then they're revealing the weakness of their methods and the shortcomings of their so-called AI. It's
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by rwill128 7y ago
I can relate. My understanding of it thus far leads me to think I can summarize it fairly well though, and I would welcome other people's input or critique on this. It seems like it's so consequential because he demonstrated that
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by rwill128 8y ago
I really appreciate the way you've articulated your thoughts on this. It helped me reflect once again on the way Nietzsche affected me when I first read him. I was about 20 years old, and had lost several important friends while also b
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by rwill128 9y ago
Didn't even click because it was so obvious. Why ask such a silly question when everyone can just nod their head, say 'yes' to themselves, and move on?
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by rwill128 9y ago
Super afraid for this technology to be applied to fetuses. Parents can't decide on an abortion? They can check if they think he or she will be ugly or not.
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by rwill128 9y ago
How can you so blindly oversimplify a problem and then act like the rest of the world is incompetent for not solving it already? Snow is not just increased visual noise. Just off the top of my head, with no experience in self-driving cars a
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by rwill128 9y ago
I would like to chat for sure. I ran across Anki a few months ago, and thought about all the potentially incredible interactions between spaced repetition and Natural Language Processing techniques. For a super basic idea, imagine a Chrome
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by rwill128 11y ago
This was true 10-15 years ago. It is no longer true. Chess engines have positional evaluation algorithms that have been trained using many millions of games, and the weighting parameters for different kinds of positional features have been
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by rwill128 11y ago
Ironically, saying 'virtually no black women have led startups' would still be 100% wrong, just emphatically so.