netwanderer3

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by netwanderer3 6y ago
If the government keeps bailing out large corporations, can this eventually form a pattern in which major corporations and industries may collectively and artificially engineer a crash or downturn event to game the system? Once any pattern
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by netwanderer3 6y ago
How is this legal? They are essentially robbing their employees no? They have effectively converted government actions of bailing out the citizens into bailing out just me and myself only. The authorities should hit them with a big fine.
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by netwanderer3 6y ago
Supermarkets in South East Asia countries like Vietnam would not even let you go in without a face mask. Similar to how lottery is a game of chance and to win it requires you first buying a ticket, if life and death are too a matter of luck
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by netwanderer3 6y ago
One major weakness of the current N95 masks is that sometimes it doesn't seal very well to the contours of people's faces. When this happens, it doesn't work as well because particles can still travel into the airway via open
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by netwanderer3 6y ago
First of all, I believe the stagnation today in scientific discoveries is resulted from the lack of big grand visions of a future that can draw inspirations. Over the years, society has shifted into favoring financial languages and metrics
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
DigitalOcean's tutorials are second to none indeed. It always feels like the writers just know exactly what questions you're having.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I was saying that it would be a total level of consciousness from all human individuals combined, and its power is really more than just the sum of each individual. In a sense, this could be considered as the total knowledge that our specie
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
They really should have stripped away Astro's championship title, not sure what their justification was. Why would the Astros want to keep this championship title in their cabinet anyway? To remind themselves and their fans of what the
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I like your analogy and do have a similar view in that the total consciousness level of all humans combined, at any given point in time, creates a separate universe of our own. This total consciousness level has its own rules and principles
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
AI is going to be huge no doubt. However, in my opinion there would likely be some costly mistakes made before humans can reap its full benefits. We have been seeing a lot of AI developments but in reality it hasn't really brought us m
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
On paper, this is not really wrong. You can't force a shop owner to sell his products to you if he doesn't want to. Similarly, I just don't have the rights in forcing you to sell your house to me. I'm sure services like
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
It almost feels like there is an active campaign against them at this point. There used to be a smear campaign against Google which was orchestrated by Facebook a while ago, around the time when Cambridge Analytica scandal was discovered, j
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Amazon must be careful. They may be slowly losing it without even knowing. When a customer considers buying something online, what are the main criteria driving their decision-making process? The most important criteria are the ones that wi
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
The current issue with many cloud providers today is that they had designed all these fantastic features but then completely left it up to the customers to figure out new use cases on their own. They forgot that the majority of customers do
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
So in the video, the user still had to manually insert each piece of clothing into the machine individually. I would have just folded it myself at that point and it would have been quicker too. I thought the whole point was for human not to
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Wasn't there a laundry folding machine released not too long ago? It flopped though.
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
It makes sense. Machine learning can only learn what it has already seen. Combining with connectivism from a neural network, it may come up with brand new concepts through linking existing ideas and elements. But since these new concepts ar
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I consider true AI is possible only when it is able to read through an entire novel or book and then provide an accurate summary of its story or plots that not only makes sense, but correctly conveys the emotional aspect of those books. Rem
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
What about Dart and Flutter framework?
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I believe the reason gene editing is still widely banned is because the tools are still imperfect, which could result in unintended sequencing and results. In layman terms, when the original CRISPR tool cuts out and replaces it with new let
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
This is most especially true in sports. For every tennis, soccer, NBA players that became professional, thousands of others had failed despite the fact they all started at a very young age and went through the same rigorous training throug
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Grammar is one specific area I found Duolingo is lacking. Their method mainly focuses on vocabulary learning while completely ignoring grammar, at least that is the case in Spanish language. Grammar is so fundamental as it is the spinal cor
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
They recently acquired Fitbit so I expect we should see some brand new product developments within that category soon enough in the future. I do feel they have not participated as much within the IoT market which still has so much potential
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
There are two types of intelligence: fluid intelligence (specialized domains of knowledge) and crystallized intelligence (general knowledge). Those developers you encountered were probably very good at what they do (fluid intelligence), but
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Stereotyping and the tendency of labelling are often the enemies to establishing a culture like the one you described. It's a product of our egos and cultural history unfortunately, and we are all susceptible to this flaw from time to
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Back in the days I had to pay extra for a bnc/bouncer service (similar to a proxy), now most IRC networks offer vhost automatically, but I assume it's a bit less secured since the IRC networks themselves still know your real IP ad
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
Google is facing a scaling problem. Scaling is not just limited to business functions such as marketing activities, but it's also about managing their employees as the number of staffs required will keep on increasing which surely woul
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
I agree with your point of view that only trained medical experts are qualified to treat a real medical health issue. However, the mentality of completely entrusting your own life and health to someone whom you don't know whether they
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
The human body just cannot get sick by itself without the impacts coming from external agents. In that sense, all illnesses are linked to some pathogens, and inflammation is simply a reaction of our immune system fighting them off. In my op
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by netwanderer3 7y ago
This is actually a very common systemic problem, even happened at organizations like NASA. When the risk is reduced in a single area within a system, people would tend to increase risky behaviors in other areas because they unconsciously ju

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