whitegrape

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by whitegrape 11y ago
Extended support until 2020 though. :) Personally I have no need for Windows 10 on anything I own or use, maybe MS will offer something better by 2020.
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by whitegrape 11y ago
Keyword in the problem is "estimated". A student trained to estimate would probably transform the equation to another fine estimation of 100 - 20d and the relation between the total and a work-week is clear.
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by whitegrape 11y ago
I figured that sentence might be an issue, but I left it in anyway as an honest relay of my thinking. It may be dubious, and may one day be as dubious as the similar sentence applied to black people, but I think it's an entirely natura
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by whitegrape 11y ago
In the nicest possible way I'd say you're missing the point. To what degree gender is a social construct vs actually having non-minimal differences in the brain depending on your chromosomes is largely settled (IMO), the real ques
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by whitegrape 11y ago
You don't need wealth and fame to work on what you want. John Carmack started out with neither but he's always had one thing to go along with his above average smarts and focus/productivity: an unwillingness to compromise on
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by whitegrape 11y ago
I know in the bayesian sense of knowing, and could testify to Congress that to the best of my knowledge, there are government secrets. My evidence is simply the existence of old secrets being revealed (in detailed form or not) indicating th
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by whitegrape 11y ago
"If we make sure that certain groups can tell THAT there are secrets (without knowing what the secrets are) perhaps that provides an effective check on government abuses." I'm a group of one, and I know that there are secrets
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by whitegrape 11y ago
It would be interesting to see Youtube's statistics on this, because for almost every case personally on my mobile devices and every case I've seen others deal with, that bail-out point is "as soon as possible" if the ad
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by whitegrape 11y ago
You must be reading different AGI literature than me. More generally Embodied/Unembodied AGI has been a common discussion theme for a long time, just as much as the theme of what the right mix is for supervised/unsupervised learni
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by whitegrape 11y ago
In order to simulate human-level intelligence, the machine doesn't necessarily need to be modeled on the human brain. It doesn't even need to use neural nets. In order to simulate a human (which by definition only has human intell
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by whitegrape 11y ago
Online. Why would you buy a TV from a physical store unless it's really the cheapest place to get it?
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by whitegrape 11y ago
Switch to a distro with rolling releases. I've been a happy Gentoo user for over a decade. It was a scary time when Gnome 3 came out and I had to mask a lot of updates, but eventually Mate became stable enough for me to switch over fro
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by whitegrape 11y ago
I thought this was new, but apparently they announced working on it around June 2014 and even had the apps around since early 2015 which would explain how the Google Play app already has 60k reviews... Discovered this while looking for comp
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by whitegrape 11y ago
Nerds have known for years that Google is really an AI company, but do investors really see things that way yet? The stock didn't go up with the announcement of AlphaGo, though that could just be because they think that particular AI w