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Comment #39891579
When I first read this, didn't sound like much. But after just thinking about it for 30 seconds, it would be a HUGE benefit for human kind IMO. It's the realization of first princi…
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Comment #39891557
Where would you start though? On software level, I can imagine how this could work, based on genetic algorithms where offsprings evolve by sharing the weights of their neural netwo…
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Comment #39891521
Ah man, I knew someone was gonna point to Kenneth Stanley here:)
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Comment #39891436
Sometimes we just need a single variant of such fundamental services that just "works", but today we, in a very wasteful manner, get hundreds of variants each of which is trying to…
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Comment #39891406
There's certainly a lot of grace, especially in today's consumption mindset, in repairing a physical device. I hope you can monetize it someday (or maybe not if it will take the fu…
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If you had no concern about market fit and funding, what would you work on?
Let's assume that finding funding is not and issue and you don't need to worry about the current state of the market in terms of existence of a stable customer base or availability…
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Comment #38148724
I think you get me:)
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Comment #38148672
I was afraid it would boil down to this indeed...
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Why aren't SW developers working on more important problems?
Today the most popular industries for "people who work with code" are IT services, finance, retail, automotive, and gaming. I am wondering why aren't majority of developers work on…
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Ask HN: Robotics people, what would you change about ROS?
The reason why I'm asking is that, ROS seems to be the most dominant/popular framework for both entry level and advanced roboticists. Its great that there is such a common framewor…
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Comment #22921104
actually, Matlab is still the thing depending on the domain you are working with. I don't get the hate towards Matlab generally from CS people. Maybe because it's paid?