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by spyder 4y ago
Hm.. interesting. In their medium article linked below they say the funds are safe even in case of the failure of the company not just their bank partner, but on their website in the same text the "company failure" is not there. (
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by spyder 4y ago
With classic search engine indexing you can find and remove exact matches from the index, but with neural networks it's harder to make sure you removed every representation of a specific information from the parameters. For example yo
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by spyder 4y ago
It's a very long distance friend who lives as far as Pluto :-)
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by spyder 4y ago
And this will be the result: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJg02ivYzSs
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by spyder 4y ago
“I know a person when I talk to it,” said Lemoine. Huh, very convincing...
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by spyder 4y ago
Yea, but then you have to define what "knowing you exist" means... Does it mean you have a model of the world and you know your place in it, meaning that you can predict what would happen if you would do this-or-that in your curre
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by spyder 4y ago
Even DO has their free tier for static hosting with global CDN and DDoS mitigation: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-depl... Looks like the free one has only 1GB outbound transfer which woul
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by spyder 4y ago
Another promising tech for this is using ultrasonic waves to measure the diameter of the artery: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01807-6
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by spyder 4y ago
Yea, and also it's not just tax: "This note is legal tender for all debts public and private"
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by spyder 4y ago
A great related article from last year about the "Inherent fragility of algorithmic stablecoins" it also mentions Terra: http://www.wakeforestlawreview.com/2021/10/built-to-fail-the...
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by spyder 4y ago
Don't worry they will fix the cellphone requirement by installing face- / voice- / iris- recognition cameras. /s :-|
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by spyder 4y ago
Huh, glossy finish on a screen that always needs light shining on it? Probably necessary for the image quality and would be worse with matte, but seems counterintuitive.
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by spyder 4y ago
It may even improve eye-sight in the short-term: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2298723-red-light-thera... I'm not sure about the energy and wavelength difference compared to the glasses. But even if it has
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by spyder 4y ago
That's not what he means, he means using wavefield synthesis which is actually trying to reproduce the physical sound field with speaker arrays, in that case you don't need HRTF processing because your ears are receiving the waves
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by spyder 4y ago
Their difference is mentioned in the paper (and they're saying it's the other way around: Open Sans derived from Noto Sans): "Open Sans is a general use font derived from Noto Sans. Typographers designed Noto Sans for the sm
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by spyder 4y ago
It's called virtual try on, there are lot of research papers about it: https://github.com/minar09/awesome-virtual-try-on
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by spyder 5y ago
Here is a quite detailed article about the Russia-NATO relationship: https://www.trtworld.com/magazine/russia-could-have-joined-n... also on Wikipedia too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia–NATO
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by spyder 5y ago
Because blogs and websites aren't getting blocked in Russia or what? The only way content can be a little more resilient against blocking is P2P hosting. But even that can be made hard to access by blocking the on-ramp ( websites, app
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by spyder 5y ago
"Is that illegal?" "The German economy ministry said Gazprom Germania violated foreign trade law." "Germany's economy ministry justified the takeover by saying it had not granted permission for the Gazprom Ge
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by spyder 5y ago
The same thing can happen with regular financial hacks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bangladesh_Bank_robbery They investigate and try to recover the money they can, but it's not always successful.
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by spyder 5y ago
Yea, if that's how this "labeling" works than the improvement is basically useless from the AI perspective because training data is supposed to improve generalization and in this case it doesn't even generalize to a slig
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by spyder 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steak_tartare
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by spyder 5y ago
There is an explosion of NeRF papers: https://github.com/yenchenlin/awesome-NeRF It's possible to capture video / movement to into NeRFs, possible to animate, relight, compose multiple NeRF scenes, and a lot
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by spyder 5y ago
It's not exactly the same but Neural Radiance Fields are getting more impressive: First one was this but it was slow: https://www.matthewtancik.com/nerf Then it's got faster: https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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by spyder 5y ago
That's Natural Intelligence not Artificial Intelligence.
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by spyder 5y ago
Huh, new? The majority of people were always just content consumers not producers. The short form content platforms are probably reducing this gap but producing even just low quality content takes more effort than consuming.
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by spyder 5y ago
one example from 2014: https://twitter.com/ZeroPark30/status/1497445963111280647
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by spyder 5y ago
Because it's software and once you created it you can duplicate it, customize it with the fraction of the cost and time. "Why try to beat nature?" If we wouldn't try "beat nature" we would be still in caves o
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by spyder 5y ago
yea, just "draw the rest of the owl" :-D
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by spyder 5y ago
"I have to say a lot of large companies have security holes" XD https://youtu.be/O9jstO5KpCY?t=552

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