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“Hippocampus of AI” in a readme is a yellow flag
Posted by
sidhantgandhi on Friday March 10, 2023 @08:02PM
from the fluid.ac dept.
Is there an open source platform like this for us to learn from?
Cool, but might work better with curated news. Many of the stories I tried are just blank/bad images.
My favorite right now is Snapboard. simple, clean UI, and integrations that airtable is sorely missing.
The first thing I see when I click the link: ADVERTISEMENT pop up.
They’re falling just shy of mentioning which silicon photonics providers we should be buying :)
Posted by
sidhantgandhi on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @02:57PM
from the static1.squarespace.com dept.
By the way, clicking on a fact on Chrome iOS is not loading anything.
Posted by
sidhantgandhi on Friday January 18, 2019 @06:05PM
from the en.wikipedia.org dept.
Being able to hijack the back button like that would be either a browser bug, or feature like 0xBE5A describes.
Posted by
sidhantgandhi on Friday January 18, 2019 @12:28PM
from the cosmic.lbl.gov dept.
Posted by
sidhantgandhi on Friday November 16, 2018 @12:26AM
from the blog.unicode.org dept.
Anyone notice all the comments are deleted on the Reddit post?
How is the anonymity problem solved if we have to use GitHub and AWS?
This is beautiful. It's interesting to see how much of the space is not occupied — even by images that feel like they have a lot of colors.
Next up: Finding patterns in the graph for certain artists, themes, styles, etc.
If you're thinking of selling, definitely sell. There's a million things to do, and getting a decent exit on anything means you can now do the next fun thing on your list!
On the other hand, 3 things could happen if you stay with the business:
1. It keeps declining. You'll have to fire employees and down-size. :(
2. It stays stagnant. You'll end up feeling like you're wasting your life. :\
3. It grows. You'll likely have to hire outside management, growing pains, etc. That's the "not-fun" part of entrepreneurship. :|
Sell it and move on! :)
Yeah there is no objective baseline. However, if the Agent could evolve a language that averages the biases of all human, that could be used as the baseline couldn't it?
Implications:
- Every Agent can have it's own language best suited for work in its domain. It can then auto-translate that to English at the end. This adds ambiguity once instead of at every step of the work if all of it was done in English. Like doing math with floating point then converting to int vs doing math in int the whole time. Concrete example: Law.
- Agents could evolve a language that averages the Sapir-Whorf biases of known human languages. This new language would help humans understand each other better. Concretely, this language could be used as an intermediary in UN Meetings from which known languages could be auto-translated to while mitigating learned Sapir-Whorf biases.
- As @amelius alluded to out, Agents could automate the process of learning alien languages: what we saw in the film Arrival (Dan's short story is so much better).
That's the absolute opposite conclusion from what the author intended.
Makes sense to have an asset storage pipeline for AV/VR content. Can view uploaded assets on multiple AR/VR devices.
I want to see more AR/VR specific features here in the future.
Posted by
sidhantgandhi on Thursday October 27, 2016 @03:21PM
from the ar.moback.com dept.
Posted by
sidhantgandhi on Saturday May 17, 2014 @07:20PM
from the sidhantgandhi.com dept.