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maaku
10y ago
Leave provocative statements as-is and censor succinct and appropriate responses? You should reconsider what effect that policy has given context. Goodbye. (Bug report: there appears to be no way to delete accounts.)
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maaku
10y ago
Fuck off.
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maaku
10y ago
I did read part of the article but didn't finish because it is too depressing to read about someone murdering family out of ignorance. Thanks for letting me know how it ended.
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maaku
10y ago
If you're waiting for revival to be shown then your missing the point. The whole idea is to halt decay while there are problems that can't be solved yet. It's an ambulance ride to the future.
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maaku
10y ago
Somebody should talk to the OP's mother about cryonics.
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maaku
10y ago
You're assuming machines can't be creative.
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maaku
10y ago
The LTS stability doesn't really start until the .1 release.
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maaku
10y ago
Certainly. Also weather balloons that were in fact doing remote observation of Soviet nuclear weapons testing (see project Mogul run out of Roswell, NM).
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maaku
10y ago
They are in fact teenagers by the modern definitions. You were a full responsible adult shortly after puberty. Many of the greats did their best work before 20.
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maaku
10y ago
Sometimes you want to read the article.
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maaku
10y ago
Demurrage money.
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maaku
10y ago
In HPC?
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maaku
10y ago
You do cryptographic compute. You're about the only HPC application that benefits from AMD architecture. Most other scientific compute and deep learning applications have horrible performance on AMD compared with NVIDIA (usually for so
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maaku
10y ago
If there were blank white columns on either side of text in the middle, you wouldn't have complained.
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maaku
10y ago
> I'm not sure anyone would pay for this feature to use themselves I said open-source.
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maaku
10y ago
That only works until people start doing it. Then it retroactively stops working. The only way to prevent your face from being recognized is by not having your face in a photo to begin with.
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maaku
10y ago
So invent an open-source federated server with deep learning capabilities that can do this and keep us in charge of our data.
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maaku
10y ago
The article says it is opt-in.
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maaku
10y ago
They do. They have a retargeting compiler. It's performance sucks.
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maaku
10y ago
The point is if you sum up what people would want to do with their time, there's no reason to expect that in any way corresponds with what the allocation of resources should be to keep the engines of the economy moving / achieve
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maaku
10y ago
I suppose he is also more likely to clean the public toilets too?
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maaku
10y ago
> Basically, I'd drop out of the workforce in a heartbeat if I could afford living and a few minimal luxuries. $15-20k/year would do the job to split a cheap apartment with a friend and keep the rest under control. This is half
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maaku
10y ago
Having sufficient passive income so as to not have to work is wealth.
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maaku
10y ago
Why wouldn't I just let someone else figure out how to automate jobs? I've got my income. Let someone else figure that out.
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maaku
10y ago
LOTS of different reasons.
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maaku
10y ago
He unnecessarily genderified it. s/man/human/
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maaku
10y ago
I think you (or the people you are describing) are bringing a lot of unjustified assumptions to the table regarding why people make use of prostitution.
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maaku
10y ago
You really think we won't be able to build a better sex bot?
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maaku
10y ago
What action have you taken to have a new traffic light installed?
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maaku
10y ago
How do we know that?
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