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CocoaGeek

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About CocoaGeek

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    Comment #22928671

    AFAIK, it's solar powered and not wind powered.

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    Comment #22760127

    This looks super familiar, I think I used the french edition back in '83! Thanks for sharing, brings back lots of good memories!

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    Comment #20908163

    Just saw one today at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. Kind of wish it was up and running though ...

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    Comment #20843368

    Holy molly! Yes please!

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    Comment #18721484

    Sounds like we are on the same path ;-)

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    Comment #18720592

    Been working on something proposed by Manuel Blum (Conscious Turing Machines): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18577675 It's only a part of a possible AGI system ...

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    Comment #17712704

    Anything that is too niche is bound to be a "barren run", at least for a while ...

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    Comment #17232829

    Great ... just when I was going to use openCL .. :(

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    Comment #17209909

    I have (the now older) XPS 13 with Ubuntu 18.04 and it's awesome. The infamous coil whines were a bit of a bummer but since upgrading (from 17.10) to 18.04, I haven't heard it agai…

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    Comment #17199166

    Well, the naming was supposed to evoke "a cocktail" and "things bubbling up" as that's part of the concept. You are not the only one to have given me some sort of grievance about i…

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    Comment #17199137

    I wasn't offended and it is a valid question :) And yes, I'm definitely into 80s stuff and GOFAI. I do plan to have some GPU support (probably by supporting existing ML framework) …

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    Comment #17199017

    Thanks. Can't take credit for it as it's heavily inspired by http://musicforprogramming.net/

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    Comment #17197856

    hey (author here), so the code isn't available as I haven't decided to open source it or not yet. You are correct to point out that it's a LOT slower than more traditional Prolog d…

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    Comment #16994978

    I'll think it depends on your end goal. Do you want to explore new network architectures and/or associated functions, or use (your own or public) data set to explore possible appli…

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    Comment #16950321

    This is really disturbing :(

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    Comment #16941386

    Logic programming is part of what people now call GOFAI (Good Old Fashion AI). I think it still has a place in building intelligent systems, but these days most people equate AI to…

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    Comment #16813378

    Alright, so I applied the other day. Just one comment on the process the size limits on the answers are way too small.

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    Comment #16761413

    Good to know, thanks!

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    Comment #16761191

    I would apply but I'm not sure how that will be considered as I'm on a work visa :(

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    Comment #16650904

    About time ... Now, if they could only do sets with some of the vehicles from the movie.

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    Comment #16563579

    The mix of logical and imperative programming is nice. That's probably what I should have done for fizz :(

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    Comment #16478678

    Great, glad to read that 8)

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    Comment #16478289

    This is nice. A little hesitant to migrate to something that may not be around in a few months ... Not to be the voice of doom, but it's a legitimate concern IMHO (this isn't the f…