thecreamedcorn

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by thecreamedcorn 6y ago
I agree with that intelligent machines pose a risk regardless of who has the best intentions, but its also true that certain countries (namely china) have demonstrated that they are more willing and motivated to use it for devious surveilla
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by thecreamedcorn 6y ago
Yes because I'm sure this attorney's work revolves around hiering CEOs and management positions. Point being that a tiny fraction of the people being brought here are not going to be employers and buissness owners. Most people are
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by thecreamedcorn 6y ago
I think you took the phrase too literally. I'm assuming by won they didn't mean that Ruby and PHP will dominate the web landscape for eternity. I'll just point out that dynamic programming languages have for most of the webs
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by thecreamedcorn 6y ago
I think when you take a look at the interaction between science and government throughout history you will largely find “science” has mislead humanity at most steps along the way. Thats not to say it is never useful, just that it is a form
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by thecreamedcorn 6y ago
If you disagree, you should at least articulate why.
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by thecreamedcorn 6y ago
Science is so muddled and confusing. I'm sure even the top doctors and biologists don't agree on how to handle the virus because one study says you x is more effective than y but another says the opposite. In addition most "s
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by thecreamedcorn 7y ago
Doesn’t really matter if he hates it, they are not mutually exclusive, and the free software movement and the gnu project have contributed greatly to open source software in general.
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by thecreamedcorn 8y ago
I used to dread snake case before I switched to dvorak