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Comment #48609073
thanks
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Comment #48609066
The author included, near the end, a paragraph about me and my best friend the sonar operator who taught me a lot of what I know about cetacean communication in the 1970s. He was h…
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Comment #48533790
I am finishing the latest version of Dolphin Whispers Chat application, an Android app for trying to chat with dolphins at sea. And the new version will probably be adapted to work…
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Comment #48094595
A system to learn how to chat with dolphins, at https://www.dolphinwhispers.com and maybe become a contender for the 10 million $ Coller-Dolittle Prize https://coller-dolittle-24.s…
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Comment #47690970
Design whistle sequences to get dolphins to respond in ways that will help you figure out their meaning. A few multi-million $ projects could use that, such as Google, Baidu, and S…
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Comment #46267518
www.dolphinwhispers.com I working on the Android app to chat with dolphins using underwater whistles. The current version works well and is about to be used with free dolphins near…
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Comment #46047928
I saw the preview and I find it believable. Many people still think that this is not true and maybe the reason is something related to ontological shock https://en.wiktionary.org/w…
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Comment #44096295
we at https://www.dolphinwhispers.com are building an Android app to let you add your own AI models to it and compete with DolphinGemma. The app can currently be used without AI mo…
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Comment #43625690
In part 2, there is a 26 minute video with multiple types of UAPs, including multiple jellyfish-like ones.
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Comment #42787520
this video seems to be more important than most
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Winning the $10M coller-dolittle-24 prize
The deadline for submitting this year is July 31: https://coller-dolittle-24.sites.tau.ac.il/ I developed the only Android app for chatting with dolphins using underwater whistles,…
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When Dark Mode for HN?
When is Hacker News going to have an option for a dark mode. The bright screen is hurting my eyes today.
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Comment #34846816
Nice view. I see it that way too, for the most part. Yes consciousness is a spectrum, so is intelligence and on top of that, intelligence has multiple types, with different qualiti…
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Comment #34846622
The new book Agency explores a fictitious AI that has agency and can affect its environment, which is anything, and gets people to work for it and do things it cannot yet do. Intel…
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Comment #33697798
Very humbling and fascinating to read all the amazing achievements in this list. Here are mine: 1. The first and only app (I believe) to chat with dolphins using underwater whistle…
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Comment #33075152
linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sergemasse/ Montreal, Canada No relocation Preferably remote but can do hybrid 3 to 4 days per week Android, Java, SQL, expert systems A few w…
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Comment #32557080
I agree. This situation seems to be present on other stack exchange sites too.
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Comment #31818321
I used a Symbolics Lisp machine in 1987. I developed Prolog programs on it. It was great. Like your own small mainframe.
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Comment #31792286
In the 1990's, an AI Corp developer (a woman friend of mine) completely automated the management of a large IBM mainframe using old fashioned AI. The computer worked in complete da…
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Comment #31713892
I have an SWTP 6800 computer from around 1978, with keyboard, monitor, mag tape drive. Condition TBD. I could sell it at a reasonable price to a collector.
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Comment #31215521
A great Prolog project would be the implementation of Godel's logic language.
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Comment #31215415
I wrote commercial Prolog applications circa 1990 and it is the nicest programming language that I know (I used over 30 in my 50 year career); I recommend the book The Art of Prolo…
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Comment #30454586
Is Android Studio safe from Russian spyware? Is Android Studio's safety assured by Google?