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nbeleski

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About nbeleski

Newbie AI Researcher. Interested in Intelligent Agents, Cognitive Science, ToM and Goals.

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    Comment #43320886

    Seems similar, or at least partially overlap, with what I would say is the best reference on the subject, an Introduction to Statistical Learning from Gareth James et al [1]. I won…

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    Comment #42076005

    As someone who has actively written algorithms for passport security verifications, including photo strict requirements and validation, this post really struck a chord with me. Awe…

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    Comment #36046922

    Pix money transfer/payment system. Fully digital, easy to use, fast, cheap, available 24/7, launched by Brazil Central Bank and with massive adoption in the first year.

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    Comment #29553978

    I am browsing the web in search for NLP resources as I consider a pivot into this new area (I already have a few years in data science and image processing) and finding this post o…

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    Comment #26839902

    Can this statically compiled? Why would anyone opt for this instead of Torch or DLIB?

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    Comment #25126754

    I wonder how the passive voice detection is done... could be useful for a colleague research of writting patterns.

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    Comment #24402753

    And he is going against a lot of money, hype driven startups and arguably inflated paychecks... It is expected to have people misinterpreting and criticizing him.

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    Comment #21466260

    > Because capitalism and free enterprise are predicated on fair competition and equal access. This is so important and seldom mentioned in internet discussions. > Extreme inequalit…

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    Comment #21217050

    We have been using mostly Dlib[0]. There was the need to develop solutions that can be statically compiled and produce dependency-free dlls and dlib delivered remarkbly on that asp…

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    Comment #21128263

    Hey, thanks por posting this and adding to the discussion. You raise some points that I feel are very important.

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    Comment #21124989

    Hey, lovely answer, I will take my time to go through all of this. I currently research mental representation such as emotions in applied computing which is near-at-hand with ToM a…

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    Comment #21124292

    Would you kindly expand on the issues with ToM and embodied cognition that were affected by the Replication Crisis? You mention a main component that was badly hit, what would that…

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    Comment #20998763

    I had the same two games in mind when I saw it! Looks promising. I wonder how the AI behaves... Dwarf Fortress is such a gem of a game.

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    Comment #20499319

    I believe your opinion aligns pretty well with a crescent number of researchers that see in investments like this exactly the scenario for the warp-drive you described. In your opi…

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    Comment #20166158

    This is lovely, thank you for your work. I will be forwarding this to a number of colleagues.

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    Comment #19352612

    I am speaking from memory, but iirc Libet's study wasn't without flaws and it was contested many times during the years. More researchs like this are positive, as this is a far fro…

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    Comment #19226359

    As someone who have computer modelling as a core of my research it makes me happy to see this quote mentioned here. People on other science forums are generally fast to dismiss com…

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    Comment #19190616

    thanks for this! It is probably a smarter way to share the pic given the number o dead links...

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    Comment #19095655

    Such an amazing piece of work from one of the greatest thinkers of the past century. I wonder how many CS students finish their degree without having read Turing papers.

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    Comment #19084358

    Hey mate, awesome you messaged! I am sincerely not skilled enough to comment on the minutia of the language. I can say I really love the idea behind it and as far as I can tell the…

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    Comment #19079220

    I haven't used Nim for anything else since then. If I had to give a simplified critique, the language in itself is still springing to life and the user base and documentation are s…

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    Comment #19078867

    I used AoC to try and learn a bit of Nim as I liked the idea of writting simple scripts that could run many times faster than Python. I somewhat regret it though. I actually consid…

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    Comment #18671637

    Isn't most of DAI stability artificial through bots because it is just a cryptocurrency-collateralised derivative contract which uses ETH for the collateral? It will eventually fai…

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    Comment #18308682

    I remember recently reading about the myopia increase in China and it was largely attributed to children staying much more inside, out of the sunlight, causing the eye to under-dev…