skanderbm

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   by skanderbm 9y ago

   "Robots are coming for your job, but only if it is routine/systematic", says <everyone>. What is more routine/systematic than assembling IKEA furniture?
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   Redesigning the airport boarding pass (2010)(passfail.squarespace.com)

   122 points by skanderbm 9y ago|102 comments
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   Dash: A Python Framework for Reactive Webapps (Flask and Plotly.js and React.js)(plot.ly)

   2 points by skanderbm 9y ago|0 comments
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   by skanderbm 10y ago

   The are many scenarios where we still need provable code/security, i.e. health and safety related matters. Not sure I would fully entrust a trained AI to control even an elevator door, where failure could result in bodily harm.
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   by skanderbm 10y ago

   The development of behavioural science (i.e. not modelling people as rational beings, but exploiting human psychological biases, see R. Cialdini, D. Ariely, D. Kahneman) is a new phenomenon. Also is the shift from mass broadcasting to targe
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   An implementation of neural style in TensorFlow(github.com)

   5 points by skanderbm 10y ago|0 comments
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   by skanderbm 11y ago

   Probably my misunderstanding, but this simulation does not reflect a continued concentration of wealth in the hands of a few, in my opinion. Please let me know your thoughts: I agree that the concentration of wealth reflected in the charts