onetimePete

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by onetimePete 10y ago
You can measure the amount of ability to choose and answer your own questions though. Also, this all very idealistic nonsense- until 300 years ago, we lived basically in tribal community, and people yearn for that, no matter how futuristic
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Coding for a GPU is basically embedded programming - and the jit step is needed to avoid platform adaption costs.
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Alot also loose the land they had, to the banks over time and become glorified landscape facility managers for the bank or for example a energy company. The guy in that "My-little-farm"-book you've read, might never have smil
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Assuming TTIP fails, how will the next contract to attack democracy be called? QTIP? UTIP? COUP? GRACE? At least put some effort into naming. To have your rights grind away so slowly and being coerced like a mule to even thread that mill th
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by onetimePete 10y ago
the biggest virtue of a c-programmer is temporary forgetfulness. forget for the moment, that all of the old-guard-tech foundations is basically a castle made of glued together jello filled rubber ducky's. forget all the tricks needed t
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by onetimePete 10y ago
I am a citizen, i voted for those regulations, these are the laws i wanted, you try to step upon.
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by onetimePete 10y ago
So you suggest cache misses corrected by a instruction-workload bias (which should be again biased by how "hot" the instructions remain)? EvilOfCacheMiss = TimeOfMemoryFetchCycles - CyclesSpendDoingInstructions /TimeOfMemoryF
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by onetimePete 10y ago
The real trouble is the inability of chips to identify what haskell could completely avoid, doing the same algorithm for the same input repeatedly. Hashing over input skip and save output, that would be a optimization. Also Tools that give
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by onetimePete 10y ago
There is only so much work to go around, before cache misses turn into waiting games, even with branch prediction and micro-code piping. What is your suggested alternative metric?
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Why not scrap the USAF instead? It all breaks down into mission support and drones in the long run? So why not scrap the organization that warps the strategic decisions ? Give everything ground mission related to the army, break everything
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by onetimePete 10y ago
What if the mass is water and you transport it back up with the capillary effect? Over a stairway?
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by onetimePete 10y ago
The economy of disrupting ruptured by it shear forces - aka by itself? AIs crawling over the knowledge base? Good thing they cant publish papers with meaningful recombined results yet. Or can they. The irony is that the church of singular
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Do you refer to the netcode analysis? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc51gxwvyGc Or the clientside thrust problem?
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Virus claims german nuclear power plant run down by underfunded operators. "Cant spread, if you are all on old breaking down hardware on outdated systems that nobody bothers to update." says virus.
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Nobody? Could you train a neural network to do that? Or should i try classic text parsing, looking for question answer queues? I'm quite willing to put in some work, if its a one time effort.
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Nope, and reinstalling it wont help it..
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Is There a Bot to Generate StackOverflow Answer from IRC Channel Logs?
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by onetimePete 10y ago
I have my very own opinion on people who refuse to perceive the reality of the human mind. If one has trapped himself in such a bubble, he/she is unfit to really communicate with other human beings, lead endeavor of complex composed gr
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by onetimePete 10y ago
The problem is that fields don't advance in a continuous process, but its in bursts of stop and go. This state with a lack of progress and entrenched thought schools is prelude to another fracking of the unknown. Somebody in all this s
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by onetimePete 10y ago
to stay in the analogy - and some are gazelles and some are cheetahs?
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Realpolitik is gone, when everyone got a nuke. Even sociopaths have survival instincts - that's why no world war III so far. Stalin, Mao, Hitler, and there democratic domesticated Versions (who never get to the big conquests, cause so
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by onetimePete 10y ago
eh, you stood firmly with saudi arabia and the region descent into chaos was not much accelerated or hindered by that? I think saudi arabia as a ally just reflects the sympathy of a "autocratic"-democratic-voted-in-presidential mo
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by onetimePete 10y ago
I never got why it cant be legal AND combined with a tax. 25 % of all Voices go to the Economics, but they have to "vote" for this- in secrecy, meaning, they pay taxes, and the amount of taxes determinate the share they hold on t
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Imagine you could take a tree, put it into hibernation mode, split it into planks, build a house from it and reanimate the house... Three years ago, this would have been fantastic, but today it is impractical and tomorrow just eccentric
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by onetimePete 10y ago
bubbling asteroids :)
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Every "autonomous" robot gets a swarm of battery bringers? They day we defeat skynet, we shall have our Flyswatter ready..
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Surely we can put our differences behind us, when it comes to create space lasers that protect us from a humanity-on-the-rocks scenario? Or at least send a probe out,which proves that vital defense can be used for offense and to solve the
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Presuming, we don`t have some AI that bio-upgrades whole ecosystems via DNA-update. Your seahshell of 2050 might be made of carbonfibre. Still its a race..
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by onetimePete 10y ago
Its in the same development hell, as all the other great ideas that surface now and then (new programming paradigms etc.). Its ready to use, but the world refuses to use because the cost of transition from the c/c++ Codebases or in thi
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by onetimePete 10y ago
All codebases are horrible after some years- that is the result of "please invest not time into this done project"- hotbugfixes piling to spots where they don't belong. The existence of this architecture corrosion is not some

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