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Philip K. Dick Android - Hanson Robotics(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by tlammens 15y ago|0 comments
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by tlammens 15y ago
In Europe (or at least in Belgium) driving on a manual transmission is default, automatic is rare. When you learn to drive with automatic and pass the exam, you are not even allowed to drive manual. It is something you pick up after a coupl
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Amit's Game Programming Information(www-cs-students.stanford.edu)
8 points by tlammens 15y ago|1 comments
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The science of willpower(scopeblog.stanford.edu)
3 points by tlammens 15y ago|0 comments
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by tlammens 15y ago
"Side note: how freaking scary would it have been to explain to your great-great-grandfather that people would carry around computers and look at them while in the bathroom or driving - he would have been terrified of this future" And terri
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by tlammens 15y ago
If I understood correctly, those were a predecessor of the current lectures. I had no problems with audio missing. (but yes quality could have been better)
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by tlammens 15y ago
The online lectures you are talking about are the ones on youtube. They are not the same as the ones used in ml-class.org. The latter ones are in a completely different format. It is not just a recording of a "normal" lecture...
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by tlammens 15y ago
According to the website http://cs229a.stanford.edu/ there are class meetings, according to the blogpost everything is done solitary? Another difference with the course offered to the public is that there is an open ended project. If he r
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by tlammens 15y ago
It is enabling an improvement in "total" efficiency which in the end is the only thing that matters. The sum of the different parts being greater than the individual components...
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by tlammens 15y ago
Born to run by Christopher McDougall Read it in the beginning of this year when I was starting to run, very inspiring. And look, I'm still running!
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by tlammens 15y ago
It seems very weird that you need a high karma level for such a feature, no?
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by tlammens 15y ago
Phew, my monitor is not broken. Happy holidays!
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by tlammens 15y ago
Not my project, but someone who followed Stanford's online machine learning class.
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Build your own self-driving car(blog.davidsingleton.org)
5 points by tlammens 15y ago|2 comments
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by tlammens 15y ago
He is not relying on the Space program...
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by tlammens 15y ago
You seem to be ignoring the fact that although an easy step, it also has to be taken. Being able to survive on Mars is irrelevant if you can't even get there.
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by tlammens 15y ago
Maybe it is time for Hacker News to somehow cluster related stories together.
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by tlammens 15y ago
I guess this is a response to the classes some Stanford professors have been teaching: http://www.ai-class.org/ http://www.ml-class.org/ http://www.db-class.org/ and more to come in January. I took part in two of them and it was a gre
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by tlammens 15y ago
Off-topic, but such backgrounds should be forbidden. I could hardly focus on the content.
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by tlammens 15y ago
Now try to do something for your friends/family, make them happy. Maybe that matters more in the end.
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by tlammens 15y ago
A far from perfect translation of a dutch article, but it is about research they're doing at the Holst centre, http://www.holstcentre.com/ (collaboration between Imec, http://www.imec.be , and TNO). Cursive is science-fiction, normal is
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My brain in the year 2045(translate.google.com)
2 points by tlammens 15y ago|1 comments
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by tlammens 15y ago
I don't really understand why people want to see this as a "versus" relationship. Machine learning is part of artificial intelligence. I found both classes good, a different style, yes, but also a different focus. And of course taught by d
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by tlammens 15y ago
Oops, apparently I offended some of your fans. How many people were working for slashdot if I may ask?
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by tlammens 15y ago
Since when is fun a complete waste of time? People are really missing the point of life, no?
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by tlammens 15y ago
That's a no? ;)
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by tlammens 15y ago
Time for a case study on garages! It's about the people, not about the place where it all started!
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by tlammens 15y ago
Sometimes I think headlines like this are the cause of a recession rather than the facts behind it. Economy is more about psychology than it is about numbers. (Of course there were governments and financial institutes which have behaved bad
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by tlammens 15y ago
How do you know/decide what a "good" solution is? It all depends on what you already know and what your team is best at. And although a "simple" solution may look like the best choice, it too can have the same problem of maintainability.
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by tlammens 15y ago
Separation of concerns? :)

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