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by spyder 6y ago
It's doing all these things (basic code generation, arithmetic, function composition) without specifically being trained for any of these tasks. It was basically just trained to predict the next most likely word from a prompt and yet
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by spyder 6y ago
Because when you are sensing something your brain tries to find associations with past experiences in your memory and builds an "image" from that, and because peoples have different experiences in their memories it becomes subject
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by spyder 6y ago
No, because stealing is: "take (another person's property) without permission or legal right and without intending to return it"
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by spyder 6y ago
Also the recommendation are not so bad: for example in the conspiracy bubble I expected a lot worse, but they mix the few strange conspiracy videos with less "crazy" and more scientific ones like Buzzfeed Unsolved or the Kurzgesag
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by spyder 6y ago
Yea, so strange when they write about a website but don't link it. I can understand that maybe they want to keep users on their site so they're linking they two other articles, but then there is also an outside link to Youtube&#x2
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by spyder 6y ago
Yes, it's like the illness affects the ability to ask for help to treat the illness. Something like expecting people who fall down a cliff to walk to the doctor with broken legs. If there is nobody there to help them it's very har
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by spyder 6y ago
Or they could have been doing something similar with cryptos without risking SEC or requiring ID on exchanges: using the twitter accounts to announce partnerships with one of the cryptocurrencies. Probably less gain then with stocks but mor
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by spyder 6y ago
"T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T are selling access to their customers’ location data..." https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/nepxbz/i-gave-a-bounty-hu...
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by spyder 6y ago
Reminds me of the Citybound game in (slow :( ) development by basically one guy and also written in Rust: https://aeplay.org/citybound He demoed his actor system with 100 000 cars in the middle of this talk: https:/&#
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by spyder 6y ago
I just checked and the referrer from the 'Website' button on business listings only sends the google.com top domain with no tracking parameters.
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by spyder 6y ago
And there are altcoins without mining.
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by spyder 6y ago
AI will generate new comments as you scroll... :)
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by spyder 6y ago
Another one with lot of cool illustrations: https://towardsdatascience.com/ai-architecture-f9d78c6958e0
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by spyder 6y ago
One of his other comment on reddit related to stopping CV research: "pjreddie 30 points·2 months ago· edited 2 months ago I've never been in a car that was using my tech to avoid killing people but I have had a 3 star general rav
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by spyder 7y ago
You can start worrying about that when the economic impact caused by the restrictions kills more people than the virus would without the restrictions. Sure, unemployment can worsen mental health and cause suicide indirectly, but those numbe
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by spyder 7y ago
Just because you are hot and breath a lot it doesn't mean you are suffering, you are just working more. You start to suffer when you work over your limits, like when you overclock a computer too much and starts to glitch because some p
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by spyder 7y ago
Here is their demonstration with sliding panels together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HVLgJFRwBA You can see a little line on certain images (for example at 0:20) but maybe it's caused by the sliding mechanism, be
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by spyder 7y ago
"Rat Neurons Grown On A Computer Chip Fly A Simulated Aircraft": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w41gH6x_30 and a guy on YouTube trying to do it (not working yet): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by spyder 7y ago
There are several several IMSI catcher detector apps, but they aren't perfect: https://www.wired.com/story/stingray-detector-apps/
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by spyder 7y ago
The SunChips noisy bag backshlash :D : https://www.greenbiz.com/blog/2014/03/18/pepsis-biodegradabl...
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by spyder 7y ago
Uh... you don't need to cut fiber to tap it, you have to just bend it to allow the light to leak.
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by spyder 7y ago
Same thing with Tesla cars: they are already remotely asking their AI in their cars to send back recordings that they are interested in by giving example photos. It's used for improving their self-driving and they say it's "a
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by spyder 7y ago
and they are doing race detecting AI: https://ipvm.com/reports/hikvision-uyghur
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by spyder 7y ago
From the patent infringement document: "... Upon information and belief, the above OxyLabs embedded code has been integrated in at least the following software applications that may be downloaded by any user lo
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by spyder 7y ago
https://medium.com/@matteozago/50-examples-of-how-blockchain... https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/solutions
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by spyder 7y ago
It looks like two cars on top of eachother and if it's a face then it reminds me of this unsettling face illusion: https://i.imgur.com/5lslbsJ.jpg
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by spyder 7y ago
I'm not sure the lightly thrown ball can break the polymer layer. Just because the glass layer shatters it doesn't mean you can go trough it. Hope they don't use something like this 3M polymer layer, because it means you will
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by spyder 7y ago
What's the resolution of each layer and the resolution of the depth ?
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by spyder 7y ago
Huh... most of them has been built by using complex software and a lot of them is using software too work. Webdev != all software engineering.
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by spyder 7y ago
A related promising company in this field is Numerai: https://numer.ai Building a meta model from predictions submitted by the community (based on encrypted training data provided by Numerai). More info in their video below. Als

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