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by whatever1 9y ago
Maybe a pay per click business model where you get a monthly bill from your IP for your internet activity in websites that require payment is an alternative
2462.
by whatever1 9y ago
Was Bloomberg making $35 from ads from my 3 visits to their site per month? If not why do they ask me now for $35?
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by whatever1 9y ago
Question: Has there been a comprehensive study on the activation function of a single (biological) neuron?
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by whatever1 9y ago
The big leap in deep neural nets, gave us the illusion that we will solve many of our problems overnight. The fact is that we probably need at least one more decade to get things right
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by whatever1 9y ago
It's fine. They also regularly blame the drivers for their manslaughtering "autopilot" software. Our high tech community does not have time for whining. We need to move forward at any cost.
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by whatever1 9y ago
Teslas do not have lidars. They still drive happily towards stationary objects. Because somehow we accepted that very bad probabilistic solutions to a very tough problem are good enough.
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by whatever1 9y ago
Good luck with getting even more suboptimal solutions with this extra non linearity. No wonder why when your autonomous cars are plowing into people or walls you have no clue of what is going on.
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by whatever1 9y ago
Electric/Electronic is not better than ICE. Most of the problems in my modern car come from failures in the electrical / electronic subsystems. Meanwhile my grandpas no bs 1980's Honda Accord is still going with just some lub
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by whatever1 9y ago
Yes let's call everyone that disagrees with the Isreaeli policy makers antisemites. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/un-leader-c...
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by whatever1 9y ago
I keep missing calls because I forget that I have the do not disturb mode on. Maybe the next iteration will have narrower notch so that we can upgrade to get the two extra icons
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by whatever1 9y ago
Yes let's do heuristics instead of first principle modeling and rigorous math programming / control.
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by whatever1 9y ago
Ah dentists. Following the same sophisticated techniques for the past 3,000 years. If something is in pain just chop it / remove it.