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skoocda
10y ago
You're in luck- I'm working on this right now. Our team is starting off with a heavy focus on jargon-tolerant speech recognition, and moving into different forms of NLP to identify key takeaways. I'd love to discuss features
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skoocda
10y ago
Isn't that a rather narrow minded reaction?
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10y ago
But consider the University of Calgary's actions in response... they publicly announced the outcome of these events in the interest of transparency. Wouldn't it be more transparent to just allow their files to be published? Surely
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skoocda
10y ago
This is despicable and lazy and heartless and I'll make full use of it!
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10y ago
There needs to be some sort of action, though. Pondering all the possible effects has been going on for some time now, and simulating a perfectly spherical BI in a vacuum is not going to be any more useful than a 'fundamentally flawed&
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10y ago
> this just creates two API's (instead of one) for humans to master Not really, it's one mega-mecha-meta-API instead of hundreds of disparate small ones. So you'd need to be able to find API bugs, I agree with that, but ov
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10y ago
There seems to be a lot of discussion in this thread hinting at the detriment of economic slowdown. Can we all agree that ever-increasing industrial GDP, inflation notwithstanding, will ultimately be problematic? It must be driven by either
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10y ago
Absolutely- factoring in refrigeration as well, it seems like an ideal location for widespread solar. On top of that, power transmission in a developing country would benefit a ton from decentralization. The tough aspects of managing a dece
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11y ago
I think there's a definite disparity between the key formative aspects of a soon-to-be successful startup, and the popular image that people will vote for. Nobody on HN as enough time or motivation to perform the gritty research on the
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11y ago
I hate to say this because it looks like a great article... TL;DR
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11y ago
The rumours about Android app support for ChromeOS were more promising. I'm able to get a lot of functionality out of my chromebook, exclusively due to the crouton extension. I've gotten through most of an electrical engineering d
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11y ago
Well there is a huge oversight in the fact that enabling developer mode options (namely for crouton- running ubuntu in parallel) completely nixes any promise of security. I love ChromeOS, and I agree with all the above sentiments, but I wis
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11y ago
Phenomenal undertaking! When you say "Shouldn't be owned by any one company" does that imply that these releases will all be open-source? Do you have plans to develop a new form of IP licensing to go along with the research?
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11y ago
Not exactly the intended use case, though, is it? Do you expect your mother to play NFL football? No? Not everything is built to compete.
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11y ago
This assumes that PG is calling you- not exactly a generalized model. I think the sentiment from PG is that when the line goes dead, it just shows the founder has given up. It is an important flag for any mentor/investor to see that th
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12y ago
The fact that you can access the HV BMS directly is definitely concerning, but it's tough to make any comment on how big a security risk that is without poking around myself. That said, I really want to try this out with CANtact + CANa