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by guest 2y ago
So the trouble with this argument is that there is no evidence whatsoever that the brain can solve problems that a turing machine can't. There's none. No one has been able to formulate a problem in a reasonable way that a computer
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by guest 3y ago
I would be more careful using Steve Jobs as an example, the patents he infringed on (Ericsson, Nokia and another company, i do not recall the name off the top of my head) was what made the modern simpler smartphone possible (over 30 patents
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by guest 3y ago
This is the thing. Amazon is basically a fast food restaurant or a best buy and not a technology company like say Google. The only real difference between Amazon and say IBM, is that Amazon is younger and used to have pretty smart leadershi
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by guest 3y ago
The notion of "non-technical" for the "non-technical" cofounder of a technology company is dramatically more technical than the notion of "non-technical" for the general population. A useful non-technical co-fo
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by guest 4y ago
E-ChatGPT should replace snail-Google. It's called a reaping of just rewards, happens all the time. Google was once blessed by the new god and now must suffer at the hand of the old devil.
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by guest 9y ago
No credibility to those going off grid or those slandering them. There will be idiots wanting things to be black or white with nothing in between - while it's the scale that creates the ability to differentiate right from wrong and wha
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by guest 9y ago
Up to people to spread the word on these, if every person knew 1 or 2 progressive politicians (no matter which side, aka in relation to those regressive in the democracts and those progressive in the undemocratic aka the republican, party)
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by guest 9y ago
Aren't banks allready shifting over in larger scale to quntum computing? Would also explain the openess from a bank. Though national banks and nation state backed banks are imo often quite a few steps better than the rest - then again
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by guest 9y ago
I was suprised to see that none had commented on draining the possible genepool for Mammoth yet? These "miners" are bound to reduce the available DNA for researchers that do work within this field, humans likely killed off the mam
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by guest 9y ago
I use Lewinsky to manage my favorites on www. p o r n h u b .com
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by guest 9y ago
[WARNING if you do not like rants stay away] First off, the open net is dead, people not giving a fuck killed it when they simply said yet to the shitty deals the unscrupulous companies offered. Those tech savvy should have lead the way awa
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by guest 9y ago
Grassroots - socialdemocracy that sprung froms scandinavia but has major partial similarities to alot of European countries pre EU when the public sector was larger (around 10%). Through grassroots people achieved greater impact for the sta
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by guest 10y ago
This is actually a summary of the original document http://www.sparknotes.com/poetry/rapeofthelock/characters.ht...
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by guest 10y ago
Seemingly Hacker news are getting "overrun" by turfers, but that is not what I am, I only represent myself. As there seem to be astroturfers out and those who require sources (which are not equated but noted to be a seperated qual
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by guest 10y ago
Liberalism is based on an egalitarian society, if that is not upkept it's plutocratic capitalism (aka aristocracy). Liberalism capitalism is good, but not on all of the markets.
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by guest 10y ago
Shouldn't the headline be that; if you have a safe system encryption can work? Because as long as encryption that has been broken (or systems that have been compromised) is used what you are basically doing is giving mr V is a receipt
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by guest 10y ago
Following is written as opinion for legality reasons, verify claims by yourself. @ altstar and colatkinson Why do you think Sweden has been burnt down to the ground as a VERY successfull alternative (using social democracy) combining democr
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by guest 10y ago
Regarding the vaccine analogy I think the problem is opposite, that the positive sides to vaccines have always been accounted for but as soon as negative attributes are brought forward they're met with ad hominem or ad absurdum. [Small
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by guest 10y ago
I think the point being made is that the devil's advocate brought out the norm to mobilise for every contingency (not that innovation won't suffer, which is obvious as misstrust rises) and that it can be used to rhetorically balan
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by guest 10y ago
Bots has come a long way through Guild Wars where they were basically fancy scripts to inducing AI in the start to becoming chatbots and having bots capable to do elite areas with teams "undetected" (knew the person within the gui
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by guest 10y ago
"Google is not what it seems." The NSA and the plutocratic informal interest group best known is probably the best bet. Ruling the narrative and how people behave and what questions they ask is in focus. The end game isn't si
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by guest 10y ago
When people speak about it's too late and ad the words "we" i always get nautious. Don't project your generalisations onto others, do something about it - and if you do what you can do help someone else to turn around. T
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by guest 10y ago
Anyone got a proper map over black fibre and the national grid of Switzerland? Could it be possible that "google" simply wants to access the data inbetween germany, france and italy (etc)? Onyx is set up on route between Zurich an
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by guest 10y ago
"Anyway, it seems like a mystery to me why tech firms like Google set up shop in small expensive Zurich instead of say cheaper, bigger Barcelona or Vienna, for example." The reason is simple: tax-evation and the like, Swiss is wel
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by guest 10y ago
Anyway, it seems like a mystery to me why tech firms like Google set up shop in small expensive Zurich instead of say cheaper, bigger Barcelona or Vienna, for example. The reason is simple: tax-evation and the like.
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by guest 10y ago
It is okay because they are good negotiators and make useless product.pay America tax! We have sugar and electronic beep sounds!
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by guest 11y ago
everybody knows that Google was founded by Caliph Ali's ghost working in conjunction with a dashing L. Ron Hubbard clone.
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by guest 11y ago
this is perhaps the finest pakistani canard I have read in months.
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by guest 11y ago
you could organize a direct relief effort or campaign schauble to play nicer
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by guest 11y ago
The real question is not how you as a well educated computer science professional stay ready for interviews. The question is whether or not the US economy is going to be able to handle integrating and making use of modern technology in an e

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