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redytedy

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    Comment #31431142

    Other replies are missing an explicit call-out to Reinforcement Learning. You can USE ML for RL, but the field itself is considered separate from ML and under AI in general.

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    Comment #31336098

    No see the other comments, they disabled this ability for non channel owners.

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    Comment #31335990

    Considering the majority of the female population in Japan has been using chemical sunscreen for a generation now, I figure it can't be THAT bad..

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    Comment #31130310

    > It's also a red flag to apply to all the Ivies. I don't think this is necessarily correct; or, at least, your justification seems incomplete. Of course if someone could choose be…

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    Comment #30922313

    > Auto Pilot for example is way over paying currently compared to peer companies I don't think this is true unless you're talking about very senior positions. But they can give lar…

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    Comment #30878586

    This is part of the "space cadet" layout which I also use. The shift keys only function as parentheses when you tap the key (i.e. press and release without tapping another key in t…

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    Comment #30878493

    Wait for this to appear on FamilySearch (if not already) and search there I think will be your best bet. FamilySearch is owned by the Mormons but free and very functional.

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    Comment #30861528

    I have seen this news but have not seen any videos taken by a rider. On the other hand, members of the public have uploaded videos of their experiences in Waymo (Arizona, driverles…

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    Comment #30860426

    There's also a perception challenge that doesn't exist in cities. At highway speeds and longer stopping distances, you need your perception stack to see much further. Still an acti…

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    Comment #30747239

    Cruise is actively running a driverless robotaxi service in SF, so your assertion is at least partly wrong.

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    Comment #30629305

    >> Indeed, this is precisely why deep neural nets need to be trained with so much data. Because they are simply trying to memorise enough instances of a concept to minimise their e…

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    Comment #30394818

    The tricky part is that the simulator itself may not have easy to understand rules. Waymo has a Neurips talk about training world agent models that are used for car behavior in the…

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    Comment #30322391

    I don't think this is that controversial within the HN crowd. Every company but Tesla is working to drive safely only within a monitored geofenced area.

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    Comment #30184244

    Neither company has a remote driver. I think the role you are referring to is an operator, who Waymo makes clear never directly drives the car.

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    Comment #30184234

    I think your criticism in this thread is fully valid. But I wanted to say that even "glorified light rail" is an incredible accomplishment... The challenges are immense for getting…

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    Comment #30174007

    It wasn't though

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    Comment #29953790

    Except for that you can't take a bar of gold and view a public log of every wallet/transaction it has ever been in. Something like Monero would be better for your analogy.

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    Comment #29525037

    Posting because I am intrigued by the implications this has on Nuro's outlook (their pitch was to get ahead of competitors by focusing on passenger-less vehicles). Now that Waymo i…

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