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    Comment #18721574

    AI is likely simple and won't require much processing power after all, so it will be impossible to ban it because it would imply more regulation and surveillance than what would be…

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    Comment #18638594

    Were "dot-com" companies listed on the NASDAQ back then, or only companies with significant dot-com investments?

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    Comment #18638551

    Related question: Is the AI bubble smaller or larger than the dot-com bubble? https://i.imgur.com/q7whaio.png

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    Comment #18614403

    Not agreeing with OP, but citing single studies is often pretty misleading. It is better to look for meta studies because the outcomes typically vary considerably, so you cannot be…

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    Comment #18570037

    I just think it's a futile kind of paranoia. Your anomalous behavior puts you on some list. Writing about it here puts you on some list. As every admin knows so well, spying on use…

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    Comment #18568640

    … all of which is futile as long as NSA records everything and their databases will leak one day.

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    Comment #18464994

    That does sound neat. Sounds like it could be combined with 3D localization to allow eavesdropping particular sounds sources even e.g. in large rooms with lots of people talking. M…

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    Comment #18464772

    From the point of AI safety, slow progress seems to be beneficial.

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    Comment #18455455

    How does multi microphone filtering work? I guess they localize different sound sources by cross-correlation (to get the timings) and triangulation (based on the timings and the sp…

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    Comment #18444812

    This sounds like standard procedures for sampling from a Markov random field. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_random_field

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    Comment #18426320

    The method in the first paper is in production, AFAIK. Also, outdated ≠ obsolete.

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    Comment #18426139

    2010 is pre-deep learning revolution/hype, so these slides are outdated. See e.g. https://arxiv.org/abs/1709.01907 https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.01403

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    Comment #18398631

    It looks like one can accelerate filters using WebGL shaders: http://evanw.github.io/webgl-filter/ I think Photoshop also operates on a reduced image for previewing the outputs of …

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    Comment #18398449

    The processes are also designed such that people do not feel overstepped and ignored. After all, most things in life are about social status, or more immediately about salary statu…

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    Comment #18398372

    Notably he was also answering other questions in the AMA, so it possibly only took him 2 minutes. It is not a difficult feature to implement anyhow, it probably went like this: vim…

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    Comment #17994084

    Why do you regret buying it?

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    Comment #17939973

    There are good reasons to assume that tariffs are not enough. From the episode I've listened to it seems they are hypergamy deniers.

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    Comment #17935855

    > whatever that means I mean that he is a rare kind of public figure who is really down-to-earth, yet proponent of the free market & innovation. Like Trump he breaks with the norms…

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    Comment #17934099

    I'm not losing optimism because of this. Musk fits right into the current political & cultural trajectory and the Tesla brand is sleek & timeless. The media is framing Musk's flaws…

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    > We need a world where none of us need secrets … which is impossible? This would require that the government never gets corrupt because you need secrets to get rid of a corrupt go…