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A particular problem with Wikipedia is the by definition one-sided view of charged issues. In a single language like Vietnamese, where the majority of native speakers locate in a single country with heavy censorship and brainwashed by propa
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-1,1,0 => log2(3) = 1.58
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Leela, the open source model already (and always) does that and is already much better then the new DeepMind model. No, neural networks are basically curve fitting. You can only do so much approximation without overfitting and there are alw
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It depends on the difficulties of the puzzles. If you read the article of the Leela author, (link cited by other comment), then you will see a much different picture: the new DeepMind is better then AlphaZero but much worse than the best
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Would the hype last until then? 5 years is a very long time in tech world. MIT economists calculated that current AI can only impact 5% jobs significantly. I don’t think this number would justify a trillions dollar investment (Altman number
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When working on a hard problem, I often had to visualize how the algorithm works, data moving there, changing this, replacing that. When I debug a tricky problem and I still have not figured it out yet, I have two options: either systematic
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https://www.chessprogramming.org/ Is the portal to go. From there, you can dig deeper in many relevant themes.
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I skimmed through the user manual and find the design is really cool. It is well thought for the field use and obviously the optimized result of many iterations. Although I'm no naturalist, I find inspiration in your design. Kudos to t
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My strategy is to use a few alias for sources with spam risk like forum, sign up on “free” offers etc., some for newsletters. When I’m suspicious but not sure, I quickly add the +. Only for very few official transactions, I would use my rea
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Not OP, but the reason may be: US - FCC Ban The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) banned Dahua and Hikvision from new equipment authorizations in November 2022. Most products that use electricity require FCC equipment authorization
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Wow, the video jumped right at me when I was browsing the site, despite my turned on content blocker and of course disable of pop-ups. Why would somebody do that? Or it’s just a quirk of Safari on my iPhone?
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Sensational discovery requires extraordinary evidence. I’ll wait until other scientists in the field can review it. Or even better replicate it.
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In the old time, we had a web of trust (WOT) to vote for websites. Can a web of trust for humans help fighting bots? I imagine I can vouch for a dozen of accounts that they are indeed human. Similarly, other people can vote for me, and so w
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Not in this article but I read an ABC News article where they vehemently avoided to mention SpaceX when they talked about the Starliner’s problem and the decision of NASA. Literally not even a single word. Hilarious :D
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While the founders may have their origins in the Soviet Union (and not Russian), I don’t think the site has anything todo with the Russian government. Rather, it’s the reaction of some individuals to the difficult and expensive access to li
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During the Vietnam war, the NVA covered aircraft’s and other military equipments with tree branches. They even made realistic looking wood models of aircrafts to fool American intelligence and bombers’ pilots. I guess it was highly effectiv
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Rebel bridge in real :)
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You said they are legit, does that mean you have them tested by an independent lab? I know that almost all shops in China (and India) show nice certificates for such purchases. But I also know from experience that many of these certificates
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Well, I have other issues with QUIC: when I access Facebook with QUIC, the site often loads the first pages but then it kind of hung, force me to refresh the site, which is annoying. I didn’t know it’s a problem with QUIC, until I turned it
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Related: Erratum E9 on RP2350 https://www.hackster.io/news/problems-with-the-raspberry-pi-...
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Hey, Plato did suggest it also!
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It doesn’t work with any of the images I uploaded
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Take out the internet? Does Putin want a war with the rest of the world? :D No, I don’t think so.
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If the pilot tried to kill all the passengers to cover his tracks and then killed himself, as many here have commented (which TBH is extremely cruel and insidious), why did he bother trying to land the plane at all? Why not just cut the eng
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If the descent was controlled gliding, the passengers (at least some of them) should be alive upon landing, shouldn’t they? Where are they now? Which theory could explain the absolute silence?
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I don’t know why they bother with such functionality. It’s clearly not the tool of the trade for such types of diagrams. What is IMO much more relevant is the ability to create concept maps. Mind map always has a central theme but that is n
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Right now, the thorniest issue is the integration with the organizations’ business processes. Liability is a big headache and besides some clearcut use cases, organizations still need to figure it out. But as a cognitive tool, I don’t think
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For smaller countries, asymmetric warfare is clearly of advantage. Smart (sea) mines, artificial barriers and obstacles (steel chains, spikes!), autonomous weapon systems (drones), swarm weapons, EMC dischargers, mobile/portable weapon
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I was confused at first. They wrote, "In this paper we present a new method for automatic transliteration and segmentation of Unicode cuneiform glyphs using Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques". So my reaction was, "
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In sci-fi, a scene is well known: the departing spaceship keeps on board a collections of entangled particles with its peers on earth. Communications underway are realized through encoding and decoding the states of the entangled particles.

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