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somerandomness
6y ago
It seems a bit arbitrary to call Neanderthals a separate species if we bred with them? Why classify them as another species?
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somerandomness
6y ago
I believe the term is “retarded”
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6y ago
Approximately area of Manhattan
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Google releases Covid-19 Open Data repository
(blog.google)
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Back Door Embedded in Chinese Tax Software, Firm Says
(bloomberg.com)
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6y ago
It’s definitely 2 for most western countries
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Pegasus: A State-of-the-Art Model for Abstractive Text Summarization
(ai.googleblog.com)
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somerandomness
6y ago
On OLED screens, black pixels may actually be off, potentially reducing total light exposure significantly. Any studies about whether that’s good for you?
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6y ago
I dare you to share on wechat
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6y ago
To be fair it looks quite different in shape.
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Imperial College pandemic code: “ thousands of lines of undocumented C”
(twitter.com)
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7y ago
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Predicting Coronavirus Cases
(systrom.com)
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7y ago
Can somebody explain why electricity rates would go negative? That blows my mind. Edit: also why don’t they just mine some coins?
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somerandomness
7y ago
There are some subtleties. Models like GPT2 are trained using many copyrighted documents whose authors could claim it is derivative of their work.
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Google Brain’s AI achieves state-of-the-art text summarization performance
(venturebeat.com)
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7y ago
Why not both?
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7y ago
It'll be interesting to see how they use their preferred shares voting power (which still give them effective control of the company).
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Google claims to have reached quantum supremacy
(ft.com)
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Mayo Clinic to partner with Google
(cloud.google.com)
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7y ago
That was true with model S but not with model 3. The latter is the main product, bread and butter, whose purpose is not funding other future products.
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7y ago
There's a difference in not having a profit due to (a) reinvestment; (b) poor unit economics. (a) is much less worrying for an investor, e.g. Amazon (b) suggests a bad business model, e.g. Uber/Lyft, Tesla
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7y ago
Also vpn typically costs money
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7y ago
Most A.I. researchers believe the brain is a computer.
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7y ago
Actually you can still haggle at the tesla store for in stock models. Otherwise you pay MSRP.
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Is it easy to break a SIM pin?
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7y ago
If 90% come from 10 rivers, shouldn't we focus on monitoring those?
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7y ago
One takeaway: always put a PIN on your SIM card?
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MeanSum: Neural Model for Unsupervised Multi-Document Abstractive Summarization
(arxiv.org)
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Macs considered obsolete after 7 years https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201624
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Tesla’s First-Quarter Deliveries Plummet
(wsj.com)
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