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Is there are way to get involved in something like that? It sounds so fascinating.

I wonder why no one has tried to build an AI around TOS and other contracts. It could be trained on 1000s of documents and learn what clauses people want to be made aware of, and/or provide a score from 0-10 on how bad it would be to sign it.

To head off the objections: no, it would never be perfect. Yes, there is some risk. But it could be way better for 99% of the population that doesn't read anything they sign.

why isn't there a generic for insulin?

Last time I went in the ocean I noticed my skin was getting burned a bit. My wife thinks it might be that same ocean acidification. Swim while you can I guess.

Have any further reading I can do on this?

I always wondered why a search engine can't use SEO tactics as a kind of anti-signal. What comes to the top of a google search if you filter out anyone gaming SEO?

That would be a shame. Write to your congress person and let them know.

Isn't milk such a small part of most people's diets that it couldn't possibly have much of an effect? Especially for adults. Most people I know just put a bit in coffee and that's about it. I can't remember the last time I drank a glass of milk.

(Note I mean milk the drink, dairy is probably a big part of diets but that's not being studied here)

I'm skeptical. I've seen other studies where whole milk has a whole host of health benefits.

What about Rust or D? OR even Go-lang?

So you can find me a large barren field in a rainy region that was created by unsustainable agriculture?

On the contrary, life finds a way. unless an area is nearly 100% devoid of water you're going to find some life there, and if it's rainy, something will certainly be growing.

Usually who ever is in charge of the lab gets the credit for any discoveries. You never hear much about undergrads making discoveries because the professor's name goes on the paper.

I wonder why this article keeps appearing everywhere. I'm not sure why they're allowing the student to get the credit. Maybe it's a feel-good-encourage-STEM piece.

Plus easier maintenance!

Great point. Or motors in the rear wheels could probably get it up to 100MPH on the runway before the jets had to take over.

It seems like, to be really good the AI needs to construct an internal 3D model of objects so it won't matter which way it's rotated.

It seems to be how the human works. I can rotate an object in my mind and picture it from any angle.

Where do you find start ups like that?

Another question to pile onto this. Maybe you're the right one to ask.

I was always taught that the body uses up its glycogen stores before burning fat. But if that were true even a small calorie deficit would gradually use up our glycogen stores and we'd be walking around without any after that.

Plus before losing any fat you'd have to experience a glycogen crash/wall which most small deficit dieters don't experience.

Why not other applications? Boat hulls, water slides, dishes, cookware?

It's so weird, I had this exact idea when bitcoin came out. But it seemed like you'd need a money transmitter license to be able to do it? So I gave up.

We could make AI more efficient by switching to analog. Otherwise we're encoding the real world into digital and then back into analog again.

Compost IS natural decomposition, my dude.

You mean like this? http://www.lasikathome.com/

Cue the Kessler syndrome comment ...

If it's just one company doing the mining, there's no reason to crash the market. Hold 100x the world's annual demand for platinum and sell off 1% per year for 100 years. 20 Billion times 100 years isn't so bad.

I think your math is way off. I'm getting less than 2 ms to go 500 km.

What are some examples of new areas to apply machine learning?

If gravity waves exist, does that mean we could theoretically produce a gravity wave laser?

Why am I not allowed to downvote this nonsense?

Location: Florida Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No, but I would be willing to fly out to you once a month for a few days.

Technologies: Jack-of-all-trades. Most recently Python, Django, PostgreSQL, HTML, CSS, Javascript

Résumé/CV: on demand

Email: z8qy6@boun.cr

I'm interested in joining an early stage start up with a promising business model and good founders.

I'm looking for a little more high risk/high reward type job where I can really make a difference.

Salary-wise I'm interested in a mostly equity mix for the right company.