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See the world in your language with Google Translate(googleblog.blogspot.com)
1 points by sushirain 11y ago|0 comments
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by sushirain 11y ago
So, human drivers will be faster and die more often than AV passengers. I choose slower and safer.
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by sushirain 11y ago
My explanation to the scarcity of "No"s: people are used to seeing in these puzzles mostly sub-types of increasing series: exponential, linear, etc. By the time they had ruled out these sub-types, and had resorted to guessing &quo
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by sushirain 11y ago
He does mention a "golden braid forever weaving", which is reminiscent of: "Gödel, Escher, Bach. An Eternal Golden Braid"
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Ask HN: Do you hold corporate bonds in your private portfolio?
3 points by sushirain 11y ago|8 comments
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by sushirain 11y ago
CyanogenMod is an Android mod that has customizable Android permissions (Privacy Guard).
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by sushirain 11y ago
It's amazing how much was already known decades ago. Elman and others did much more, and hopefully, now the field will take the next step (which was long delayed), with the help of today's computer power.
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by sushirain 11y ago
Who said there is no feature engineering?
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by sushirain 11y ago
"So there is ultimately no replacement for the smarts you put into feature-engineering." Recently, deep learning changed this. Finding the right network architecture allows the net to learn the features by itself.
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by sushirain 11y ago
Maybe the brain can do one shot learning only after it has trained for years?
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by sushirain 11y ago
Why does a potential user have to even know about "pods"? Or worse: to "choose a pod". Just choose one for me. Is diaspora for techies, or for people who care about privacy?
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by sushirain 12y ago
I wouldn't worry about it too much. It was a different time back then, when work was mainly guided by linguistic theory. I think that linguistic background is a plus. The quote (maybe not his) means that linguists used to ignore actua
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by sushirain 12y ago
I think that without teachers, the concept is lacking. Even the brightest need teachers. An expert could have helped the students learn more.
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by sushirain 12y ago
Fred Jelinek, who was the pioneer of speech recognition, wrote this. It summarizes the revolution that automatic speech recognition underwent since the 60s: from theory to data-driven science. My new favorite quote on the subject: "Rel
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Some of my Best Friends are Linguists (2004) [pdf](lrec-conf.org)
24 points by sushirain 12y ago|7 comments
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Computer-based personality judgments are more accurate than those made by humans(pnas.org)
1 points by sushirain 12y ago|0 comments
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by sushirain 12y ago
The recent advancements using RNN is much more than sign recognition. It's about language generation, control and reinforcement learning, and attention.
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by sushirain 12y ago
If a computer can convince judges that it is human, then it can also convince judges that it is sentient. If it is convincingly sentient, is it moral to program it?
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by sushirain 12y ago
“A woman holding a teddy bear in front of a mirror”. Hilarious. The jokes will not last long.
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Ask HN: Is the NASDAQ index too far from S&P500?
1 points by sushirain 12y ago|0 comments
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by sushirain 12y ago
Don't forget that long before we have SMI, we will have very powerful AI on our side to improve ourselves biologically and cybernetically. We may be able to grow into a SMI ourselves.
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by sushirain 12y ago
The fear is not absurd, but SMI is not going to materialize soon. We need to get ready, currently, by thinking about it.
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by sushirain 12y ago
Open questions: * Compare to RNNs with character level input. * Compare to dedicated methods of sentiment analysis and topic categorization.
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by sushirain 12y ago
The key words are "long term". I am concerned that these obstacles will not be overcome in "3 to 5 years": * "Chris Urmson of Google has said that the lidar technology cannot spot potholes or humans, such as a polic
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by sushirain 12y ago
Vertical integration is a powerful business strategy.
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by sushirain 12y ago
In sum, he never saw programming as work. Graham wrote that if you feel that what you do is not "work", then it indicates that what you do is a good career choice. But Morris says that even if someone explained it to him, he would
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by sushirain 12y ago
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect : AI researcher Rodney Brooks complains "Every time we figure out a piece of it, it stops being magical; we say, 'Oh, that's just a computation.'"
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Tech 2015: Deep Learning and Machine Intelligence Will Eat the World(forbes.com)
5 points by sushirain 12y ago|0 comments
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Nvidia launches Tegra X1, bringing deep neural learning to self-driving cars(pcworld.com)
1 points by sushirain 12y ago|0 comments
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Is “Deep Learning” a Revolution in Artificial Intelligence? (2012)(newyorker.com)
2 points by sushirain 12y ago|0 comments

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