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by xiphias 9y ago
It's easy, just join one of his companies. Most employees have the same amount of purpose, just the money is unevenly distributed.
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by xiphias 9y ago
Also the linked paper doesn't take regenerative breaking of electric cars into account.
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by xiphias 9y ago
They didn't adapt. BCH created a new op code for replay protection, so it's trivial to create a transaction to at least cash out BCH. It just doesn't take 5 to change a bit in a transaction before signing. Also they can just
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by xiphias 9y ago
Peter Thiel very clearly talks a lot about the difference between distruption (making something new) and globalization (making something that works in western countries work in poorer countries). This article clearly doesn't get the hu
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by xiphias 9y ago
I agree with the fact that AI isn't stuck (flagged the article). I would say the research is ready, but there's still a lot of infrastructure work for integrating with data sets, learning and serving cheaply on high scale. Still,
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by xiphias 9y ago
Like not eating and living under a bridge?
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by xiphias 9y ago
They claim to be the most secure wallet, and at the same time allow code without any review to get submitted. I feel that the whole Ethereum space is full of lies like this (I stuck with Bitcoin core, as I feel that the team is much more ca
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by xiphias 9y ago
They know, but this is their job anyways.
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by xiphias 9y ago
Flagged (clickbait), as it doesn't contain anything interesting about the human brain, just a short text about convolutional networks.
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by xiphias 9y ago
Core is one of the best managed team I know of: they stay true to the most important feature of bitcoin: decentralization. They do this on many levels. What most people don't realize is that Bitcoin is the best method for storing value
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by xiphias 9y ago
It helps a lot to understand what it does exactly and how, and we can see the development status (usable, but needs lots of cleanup) before installing the app.
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by xiphias 9y ago
I wrote ,,as well''. It's about not having sex of the other person as the deciding factor for a business connection (or any non-sexual connection)
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by xiphias 9y ago
Bitcoin is already outlawed in some countries, like Venezuela. How do you think law can stop something so important that the governments don't provide?
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by xiphias 9y ago
Patients (all of us) should be able to control the information and get health data in return. I'd love to just get an email with all my records and a link to a Google health app where I can get to know everything about my health that c
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by xiphias 9y ago
People need to hoard it before being able to use it. It needs to grow about 1000x to be hoarded by all people, which may take 20-50 years.
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by xiphias 9y ago
One thing that looks interesting from the data is that women censor man-women contacts more than men. Of course women who are more open to these connections as well can get a huge benefit in their business life (which may incur a cost in th
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by xiphias 9y ago
I'm not sure everybody wants to get 200000 BTC sold on the market (even the account holders). It would be crazy
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by xiphias 9y ago
Probably people knew about it and bought their cars before the 20% tax increase
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by xiphias 9y ago
iPhone is no better...when I was developing a web site, I bought an iPhone 4 as a testing device, and it was quite painful to use compared to my Samsung S7 Edge (and quite slow). I bought it because it was still used heavily in the user bas
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by xiphias 9y ago
Let me take a guess: you are a regular user, so probably you're in rural China with your 4 year old mobile phone that you got for $100 back then. Or you are in India (30% yearly mobile growth) with your shiny new $30 phone, loading a b
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by xiphias 9y ago
Things like this are the main reason why I switched to Android from iOS after iPhone 1 and didn't look back (also I love my Samsung Edge hardware).
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by xiphias 9y ago
Have you been learning from your team? Although HN is nice to find about interesting things, there's nothing that can give me more experience than focusing on my team's goals. Focusing on execution is the most important and most t
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by xiphias 9y ago
They used CPU for both sparse and dense approach. It would be interesting to see price/performance comparision for dense GPU vs sparse CPU, especially as more specialized architectures for dense matrix operations are coming out
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by xiphias 9y ago
I'll try Firefox after they complete the switch to Project Quantum. It will be a very serious competitor, especially on mobile phones, where using multiple processors and GPU rendering matters even more. But I'll switch because it
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by xiphias 9y ago
It's the same thing also for the newest CRISPR related papers, so I guess it's true generally for cutting edge research
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by xiphias 9y ago
The solution to this problem is quite simple: the car should slow down _before_ it can get to a situation like this. For this situation to happen the other car must do something stupid, which should be detected before it can cause something
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by xiphias 9y ago
,,even if you’re asked to unlock 1Password by someone at the border, there’s no way for them to tell that Travel Mode is even enabled.'' It looks similar to hidden partition in TrueCrypt
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by xiphias 9y ago
This is easy to solve: make font size legally binding. If 2 statements in an advertisement don't agree on something, the more visible statement should overwrite the other
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by xiphias 9y ago
A good place for the transaction is inside a bank... they have quite good cameras and security guards
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by xiphias 9y ago
I think the main reason to push TensorFlow as open source was to be able sell the TPU cloud without a total lock-in.

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