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> The Princeton University researchers behind the paper found that there's a less than 1 percent probability that the changes occurred naturally. "So you're telling me there is sti…

The days are long, but the years are short

Is it dangerous for human ? I'm thinking like the ozone hole we used to have in South America in the past.

Rumor is that they are also going to cancel their launch in Brazil. I think they are just re-focusing and trying to make money instead of burning it. Launching in a new market is a…

I think you could take some ideas from the Foundation Series of Asimov ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_series )

I used it 2 times in Brazil (I think their first market) and really enjoy the whole process. I used it to go to the airport. Friday night with traffic, you need almost 2 hours to r…

Not that true: https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2017/06/13/why-the-us-has...

Because otherwise people will just submit random picture for the lulz

The most relevant part of the article: David Duvenaud, an assistant professor in the same department as Hinton at the University of Toronto, says deep learning has been somewhat li…

I hope they are thinking of the shortcomings of doing that: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/mg7w4x/canada-hub...

Well they want to improve their model now: https://www.kaggle.com/c/zillow-prize-1

> Also, what is SOTA? State Of The Art

It's just that you are not following closely what companies in Japan are doing. As a reminder Shaft company bought by Google was way better than the robot from Boston Dynamics duri…

I'm not complaining about how primitive it is. I'm complaining about using buzzword when at the end it is just a random network disguised in a brain structure (and I'm just talking…

github page: https://github.com/nxxcxx/Neural-Network

Is it based on anything or just some random connection and nice visualization (which then isn't really impressive)