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Comment #34682543
Whoops, Carmack referenced the thread and tagged Ilya in it a veiled request to publish the list - https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1622673143469858816
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Comment #26039736
Good point. Unfortunately, I couldn't find where their funding comes from from a quick cursory search (and I don't just mean the funding for graduate students, or salaries). If any…
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Comment #26039698
That is a good point but this is temporary. SPAC lords will reduce these margins soon enough. It is in their direct incentive to do so. This is a speculative assertion by me (one t…
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Comment #26039345
Look at the comments below which mention 1 bullet point and do not look holistically at the problem and the solution. I have been finding this to be the case on a lot of HN comment…
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Comment #26039256
Whenever you have some instrument attacking Wall Street (in this case, the IPO itself), papers come out trying to protect them. This does not mention drawbacks of the IPO the SPAC …
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Comment #25409043
I'm not quite sure that SIMD is a relevant benchmark for comparing the processors. Wouldn't the GPU and/or neural engine take care of SIMD on the ARM Macbook?
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Comment #23052803
I think it might be a great business model for movie theaters to offer themselves. This would be true especially if their gains from selling subscriptions (and from selling food) o…
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Comment #21465898
Does the article mean credit in the part of the world influenced by the Western media?
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Comment #20853234
I have similar experience while reading any other material as well or while watching a TV show like Billions. However, I currently believe that is part of the value and not majorly…
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Comment #17043784
The way our current algorithms are designed, the computer only plays dumb if it's training data has dumb humans. It cannot think on its own
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Comment #17038388
I am not saying there is no risk. What I am saying is it is nearly impossible with the machine learning/deep learning technology we have now (AI simply isn't smart enough). The tra…
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Comment #17038278
I don't think there is a remote possibility of this happening in the near future (10-20 years). I work in one of the best deep learning research groups in the world. We were discus…