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    Comment #39597504

    > How do you "translate" music into vibrations Is there anything to translate? Music is vibrations to begin with.

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    Comment #39371581

    I have had exposure to ABA but mostly through the lens of the parents with children using ABA and it was mostly positive. Being able to take their kids out and put them in the car …

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    Comment #39371222

    There is a lot of money from Silicon Valley rushing into ABA treatment and having seen the results I can't help but think we do better. Current systems of ABA rely on billing the t…

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    Comment #39360865

    Yes, that is exactly my point. You will have to rely on AI to translate it back out, but that translation is built on probabilities not machine rule-based translation. So you can a…

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    Comment #39359488

    Not really at all. What you are describing is an traceable transformation of code in which there are several intermediate layers that people can inspect and understand. They can in…

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    Comment #39359145

    We may have the tools to manage it, but we are losing the ability to understand it. AI writing software will be a exponential explosion in software complexity. AI would very well c…

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    Comment #39183007

    Copyright laws do not support your argument. There have been many cases in music where the offending song was forced to pay because it was "close enough" to the curve but not touch…

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    Comment #39182790

    Of course there is fair use, etc etc. But modern copyright was a reaction to the printing press so that people were motivated to still create content in the face of new technology.…

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    Comment #39111427

    Yes, this makes it very difficult to apply ML and RL in non-simulated scenarios. With simulated scenarios you can just replay and "sweep" across hyperparameters to find the best on…

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    Comment #39107703

    Seems like the Moat they might have is licensing is if they start getting celebrities or studios to license their tech. Very big market for animation studios to have this tech. If …

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    Comment #39098127

    I just saw an TurboTax Ad where a guy was like "I Like free stuff" and then it said he was "happy to read the disclaimer" on TurboTax and see that "Roughly 37% of taxpayers qualify…

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    Comment #39096490

    Ever since I was a little kid I was always hearing those inspirational stories about how someone would get into an accident and then "The doctor told me I would never walk again" o…

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    Comment #39096337

    The reason it exists is because of the products they haven't released yet. Spatial audio is part of the AR experience they want to release in the future, and it just so happens the…

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    Comment #39096316

    Its one of those things that you might not go out of your way to get, but once you have it, its pretty nice. Not game changing by any means, but it adds a bit of immersion. Also, t…

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    Comment #39083969

    It seems like personal tutors will actually be in higher demand if AI learning takes over. I mean kids have had an ever increasing array of ways to learn and supplement materials o…

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    Comment #39044247

    Also, just a random thing that I thought of playing around with it is a few days ago a guy posted about an AI quiz generator for education. If you ever need to pivot, it seems like…

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    Comment #39044038

    Cool. Just as some feedback I did the demo with the "VW Beetle" topic and one of the test cases was: > Question: How did the introduction of the Volkswagen Golf impact the producti…

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    Comment #39043329

    For the chevy tahoe example, you are referencing the dealership, but in that case it wasn't a case of the implementation failing to do a positive test for fact extraction, but to t…

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    Comment #39029917

    Yeah, thats been my experience with it also. It works great for small things and getting going, but eventually the project starts to grow and you want to embed something that would…

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    Comment #39019779

    In addition the policies while they may not have matched what was necessary where in and of themselves a form of communication to get people to take it seriously. There might not h…

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    Comment #39006652

    I mean this coming from the best way possible with no ill intentions, but you really seem to be missing the mark by releasing a product with very thin utility and "writing" blogs t…

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    Comment #39004079

    > It's really bad at the university level here at the moment, feels like we have a loop of ChatGPT producing learning material, students submitting work written by ChatGPT, and the…

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    Comment #38997483

    yeah, in a major metro area, I get most packages next or same day for free pretty consistently.

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    Comment #38991416

    Outside of the US, (Latin america, europe, asia) it is more common to have an all in one usually in the kitchen. A lot of the foreign workers who stayed in corporate housing we had…

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    Comment #38991332

    doubt that headphone can make your body feel the vibrations also. Listening to music is a full body experience not just through the ears.