shahbaby

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by shahbaby 9y ago
Linux support will be limited. I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 and Win10 on a Surface Book - no pen input, can't use dedicated GPU, wifi signal occasionally dies, can't wake up from sleep Other then that, Linux actually runs pretty
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by shahbaby 9y ago
As someone who has worked those type of jobs for years, the grass is indeed NOT greener on the other side. Those jobs have a much lower barrier to entry, so in addition to being paid less, employers can hire and fire much more easily. Also
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by shahbaby 9y ago
why not just dual boot?
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by shahbaby 9y ago
Possibly useful for people who have lots of money and no friends.
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Once we reach that point, the robot will be running on a far more advanced algorithm, closer to the one you're using. Consequences will likely be as profound and unpredictable as the internet turned out to be.
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by shahbaby 9y ago
Go deeper than most people in any programming topic and see for yourself.
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by shahbaby 9y ago
On a side note, a lot of local retail stores still don't take their online presence seriously. For example, displaying things on their webpage which are not in store. However, given how out of touch the retail industry is with the tech
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by shahbaby 9y ago
Wow! They took out all the things that made the surface useful for college students and then marketed it towards them. A surface pro/book is a fully functional laptop which could eliminate the need for carrying around large piles of pa
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by shahbaby 10y ago
I had a similar realization this semester. It felt like after I learned a new concept, I had to give it time to solidify. The best students were always caught up with the class and following along whereas the average or below students were
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by shahbaby 10y ago
Further supports the notion that understanding the neocortex is the key to understanding intelligence. "It is immature or silent for the first several days after formation," Prof Tonegawa said. What's going on during those fi
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by shahbaby 10y ago
My personal feeling is that although we still have a long way to go, we're on the right track now to reaching true AGI.
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by shahbaby 10y ago
numenta's HTM
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by shahbaby 10y ago
Pretty sure there are plenty of other forums for that. Cutting out the fluff is why I visit hackernews.
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by shahbaby 10y ago
The fact is that no one knows how close or how far we are from true general intelligence. A human will be needed until that happens. After that point, how our society will change is anyone's guess.
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by shahbaby 10y ago
I want my 3 mins back
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by shahbaby 10y ago
"Lee thinks that her technique – optogenetic fMRI combined with computational modeling – gives researchers a new way to reverse-engineer the functions of the many different types of neurons in the brain and the bafflingly diverse array
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by shahbaby 10y ago
thank you commentators for saving me before I wasted my time reading the article, this is why I love hacker news
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by shahbaby 10y ago
“How we live is so different from how we ought to live that he who studies what ought to be done rather than what is done will learn the way to his downfall rather than to his preservation.” ― Niccolò Machiavelli 1469 - 1527 Even if UBI wa
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by shahbaby 10y ago
Probably not what you're looking for but as a student, the surface book w/ OneNote solved all my note taking issues.