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trevyn
7y ago
This is incorrect. György Buzsáki‘s work is as fine a place as any to start.
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7y ago
That's a great point, and an interesting example link for two reasons: 1) Real estate seems like a large market for this technology. 2) The specific space in the link looks like it would photograph well, but the 3D version reminds me t
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7y ago
Could you give an example of a “lethal” query?
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7y ago
“It’s for profit” is a knee-jerk, relatively thought-free answer. There is a deeper answer, and the door to it is seeing that different people can have very different underlying beliefs and motivations, which are not necessarily morally bet
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7y ago
But remember that accuracy of drawing bounding boxes around objects in still frames is only very slightly related to actual self-driving ability, even if intuition suggests otherwise. This is basically just an ad for Scale and Scale's
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7y ago
I think this is only true for certain definitions of success and failure.
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7y ago
I read something different into that Bukowski quote. Specifically, I read it as a warning against voluntarily putting your destiny and satisfaction in the hands of other humans or organizations; it is a call to independence of thought and a
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7y ago
They’re getting into some sort of “accelerator VPN” market. They clearly have ambitions to Be The Internet.
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7y ago
A smaller tech startup only pays better if you pick the right one and it has an exit. One appeal of the big names is exactly that — name recognition. It does a lot for the ego when everyone you meet knows that your employer provides free ma
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7y ago
> There are folks out there working minimum wage jobs who are truly miserable, back breaking labor, standing on their feet all day, standing in the hot sun or out in the cold weather, avoiding dangerous machinery and avoiding trying to b
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7y ago
The problem is not that life is meaningless, it’s that you were taught to expect meaning, thus creating negative affect when you discover the truth. This expectation can be unlearned, and, additionally, you can learn to generate positive af
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7y ago
Just force air in with a big fan or jet engine to simulate forward motion?
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On the other hand, if he’s recruiting, it might elicit “I can do that better!” from engineers!
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7y ago
Is there a legal counter to this? Frivolous copyrighting?
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7y ago
Nor with the Coda replicating filesystem, which is not to be confused with Panic’s code editor of the same name.
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7y ago
The mutation allowed certain individuals to invent recursive language, which could then be taught to individuals without the mutation during a critical period in childhood.
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7y ago
Children are also outdated.
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7y ago
Coincidentally, Google makes a house alarm! I wonder if that’s what they mean by the tagline “tough on bad guys”. :-) https://store.google.com/us/product/nest_secure_alarm_system
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They should probably just rename the whole company Instagram instead.
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7y ago
Could an untestable underlying theory inspire new models and implications that are testable?
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7y ago
Should probably replace with the first-party article: https://medium.com/darklang/dark-announces-3-5m-in-seed-fina...
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7y ago
Suicidality does not imply depression: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5116433/
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7y ago
> by forcing the non-technical to become technical Could that be where the actual magic is?
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7y ago
Why is Google a nonstarter?
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7y ago
PayPal’s revenue is ~$15B, but your point is sound.
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The publication has a specific bias, but often tries to appear unbiased. I wanted to make the bias clear.
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7y ago
> YouTube's algorithm shows people more of the stuff they like to watch. More of the stuff that will increase a user’s watch time ; subtle difference. I’d be surprised if they haven’t also experimented with adjusting for overall a
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For reference and context, The New Atlantis was founded by an organization called the Ethics and Public Policy Center, which is “dedicated to applying the Judeo-Christian moral tradition to critical issues of public policy.” ( https:/
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7y ago
You wouldn't feel confident driving 400 miles in a 2019 German car because of software? What do you envision going wrong?
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7y ago
Ah, thanks. I was thinking both growth hormone and androgens, though there may be other hormones and factors involved as well.
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