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ecks4ndr0s

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    Comment #36658519

    Top notch team, from the programmers to the animators to the voice actors to the composer of the soundtrack!

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    Comment #36658473

    Amateurs obsess over languages as well. Java vs C++. Rust vs Go. This vs that. etc.

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    Comment #36656158

    Survival. No /s intended.

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    Comment #36643390

    They are still trying to formalize the industry afaik.

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    Comment #36631817

    You're very welcome!

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    Comment #36606617

    The more 0s you add the closer you get to how Apple prices its products I guess.

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    Comment #36606559

    Just like motorbike helmets?

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    Comment #36571708

    Yep. You probably shouldn't write rocket software using Brainfuck or Java, but for entirely different(functionality) reasons.

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    Comment #36571209

    As many things as possible would have to be taken into account. Maybe a different mathematical formalization is necessary.

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    Comment #36571074

    typical CS-majors know that Java/C++ and Erlang are Turing equivalent.

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    Comment #36564484

    https://stanfordasl.github.io//aa274a/ (as the CS237A Principles of Robotic Autonomy I link seems to be broken)

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    Comment #36562788

    "External groups have not been able to reproduce his results." The reproducibility crisis is going well. /s

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    Comment #36562754

    I am in no way affiliated to Stanford. I don't think you can take the courses for free, but you can sure as hell read through the slides for many of the courses. Cheers!

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    Comment #36562624

    Maybe trying to reverse engineer it using GNNs until they produce the same output(within some error margin) for various arbitrary inputs? Dunno.

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    Comment #36537349

    Same here.