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   by vikingerik 5y ago

   I think he's saying that the "X years of AI/software dev" are really the important part, much more than the mechanics of the visual sensing. And that the human brain and optical system doing that is what's not so e
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   by vikingerik 5y ago

   Surprisingly accurate, but maybe not in the way he meant. The post-industrial jobs are restaurants and other service workers. The 4x7 shifts are for the employer to stay under the threshold for providing a health coverage plan. The weeks
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   by vikingerik 5y ago

   There is a selection bias there: Disney chooses naturally smiley people to put there as a public face. You're not seeing a random or representative sample, you're seeing outliers. The specific people you see in this role behave
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   by vikingerik 5y ago

   The situation fascinates me. It's one heck of an expression of capitalist market forces. Gamers can't get computational capacity for their graphics, because the market-clearing price for computing is the value of the cryptocurre
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   by vikingerik 5y ago

   The combinatorial of 25-choose-9 is only 2,042,975. If you have a vocabulary space of that size, you could guarantee always winning in one turn. Doing it in two turns of 25-choose-4 and 21-choose-5 is easy, you need a vocabulary space of o