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Ah, sorry. Happy to explain any pieces in more detail. I hope the core is clear: If you think of Dapps as servers, then it synthesizes its clients (specifically ones that cause assertion failures). For bugs: The demo videos on the FAQ page
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Launch HN: Synthetic Minds (YC S18) – Program Synthesis to Protect Dapps
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10-50 lines of code. You have to pick the right domain. Sumit is doing a lot of work [1] on integrating these ideas into Microsoft's products, e.g., Excel's flash fill. Ras [2] is synthesizing biology models and architecture desig
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Ask HN: How you prevent accidental leaks of your company's data?
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Difficulty, block time, mining wastage in Ethereum and Bitcoin
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Actual work towards this: http://sparkz.org/ai/program-synthesis/2017/10/11/neural-pro...
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There are few comments here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/2l0ht4/alternativ... , but seems unlikely that was the entirety of the discussion.
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Ask HN: Why was SAT-solving discarded as an Ethereum proof-of-work?
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Neural programmer: AI that writes code
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Agree. Deep learning does not bring us closer to AGI. It might get us closer to other proxies of "mechanical intelligence" that will be very productive. I now believe we are 3 years from building an AI that writes Python well enou
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Neural programmer: AI that writes code
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Deep learning augmented with theorem proving enables new apps
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Neural programmer: AI that writes code
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Usafacts.org is live – Big picture summary
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Usafacts.org – summary slides
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Very interesting. I work in AI. Curious about trends in your industry. Please ping me at the email address in my profile.
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20n's prediction platform for synthetic biology is now open source
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An open source platform for engineering biology: 20n/act
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USPTO decides in favor of MIT in CRISPR patent case
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Ford to invest $1B over 5 years in self driving startup Argo AI
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Tesla Model S P100DL Motor Trend all-time world record 60mph in 2.27s
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Cruise (GM) demos autonomous driving on SF streets
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#22 - "system should write code that sorts a list, rather than just being able to sort lists." Using symbolic techniques, synthesizing algorithms is tractable. See Sec5.3 on pg11- of http://saurabh-srivastava.com/p
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FRBs: Burst of Radio Waves Arose in Tiny Galaxy
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One possibility is as an extension of the untargeted analysis: run the analysis over different kinds of samples. The output for each sample is the list of major peaks (and intensities). Use this as the "image" to train a (shallow)
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Agree that this is not written with the rigor of a journal paper. Our intention was to communicate the simple wins we've had employing deep learning in comparison to the tools of the prior generation. XCMS is the most widely used libra
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Deep learning can debug biology
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Deep learning helps debug biology
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20n | San Francisco | Full Time, ONSITE | http://20n.com | Genetic engineering, Machine learning, Data Mining, and Bioinformatics Biology is severely under-utilized. 20n (YC W15) fixes that using software predictions to create c
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20n | San Francisco | Full Time, ONSITE | http://20n.com | Machine learning, Data Mining, Bioinformatics, Microbial engineering Biology is severely under-utilized. 20n (YC W15) fixes that using software predictions to create cel
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