GCU-Empiricist

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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
I wonder what their legal department told them about this idea. I can't imagine any well briefed copyright lawyer concurring with this.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Thanks, I've wanted this too, and have a new fun project.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Because they know what is best for the least common denominator, if you aren't part of the target product pool, using them is a disservice to your-self.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
It's interesting that in my various travels California was the only state where (at the time) as a military service member, occasional pistol instructor, and qualifying officer for use of deadly force; I did not find it (edit:relativel
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
>Murder is already illegal, yet we have many laws to control firearms, etc. Adding more laws to enforce when existing laws are not effectively enforced is good why? Law enforcement efforts aren't like processor cycles. We (society
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Sounds like a good reason to send the spam text message filing report. How much is the fine per incident?
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
The people I want to talk to will probably follow, or can text me.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Anybody know a worthwhile open source social network alternative?
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
>tiny occupied islands (Guam) Guam is a territory (second class citizen like Puerto Rico in some ways) . Having lived there for two years (about a decade ago) there is/was a interesting generational dichotomy. The WW2 survivors an
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
If you think that you might want to read the tempest security standard, think about how much extra building compliant facilities cost, and realize that someone who already understood the cost approved the requirement because of a credible t
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
"Basic scientific Literacy" here probably should include basic understanding of statistics, and knowledge on how to read a journal paper in a foreign scientific domain. You don't have to know the lay of the land in a particu
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
>The general consenus seems to be, in a nutshell: It's just not worth it It probably isn't for the creators I follow, and I try to put a few bucks of coffee money into patreon like collections for them. The value for youtube re
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
>Where is the online book club? Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
The general problem will always be that the lowest common denominator of users will always fall into Skinner boxes, and barring a complete change how resources are allocated services that use low level manipulation of human psychology will
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
I believe the open worm project works at the functional neural level. That's today's state of the art, who knows what level of fidelity we need to get to to get digital immortality.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Ideally if you are copying a brain, you are going to copy the I/O schema (spine connecting to a "body", eyes, ears, nose, mouth, ect). When you run a brain as a computer program you don't want a disembodied mind, you wa
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Interesting, still valuable, and will be downvoted/flagged, but a repost, previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10565032
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
The big price driver on it was the 50kt speed requirement. There's a big trade off between the threat of swarming small boats that can go that fast and the fact that the big boys fight with supersonic cruise missiles or naval gunfire.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Absolutely agree, but it's another excuse to poop on it. I don't expect real analysis of why it's a bad buy at half the price of a SSN for a sped up Island class capabilities from the press.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Please remember the Nobel peace prize is apocryphally attributed to having been formed because of the horrific invention of dynamite. So far every tool starts out being used violently, and the power of tools increase.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Part of it is there is a large body of officers below flag rank, and a few notable ones at flag rank(maybe the current CNO) who think the LCS is a waste of procurement resources, especially at half the cost of a major combatant. That and t
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Do you still need an up to date mac to do it (even a hackentosh) or can you develop from outside their environment?
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
I generally prefer android to iOS because it's easier to work with as a dev, but this has been making me think about converting back.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
There is a communication mode that can't be used to make false statements, really?
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
It's always relevant to look at what the root cause of the failure state is. In a phrase it seems to be "outrage culture" relevant video: CGP Grey "This video will make you angry" www.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DrE3j
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Your right entry into the border is held as a plenipotentiary setting by SCOTUS, meaning the laws don't apply until you admitted into the border.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Watching discovery occur on this case will be interesting.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
Often the challenge is getting a big data set to play with. My personal round-to-it is using my home security system cameras to create a training set for licence plate collection, and gait recognition.
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
It'll happen when there's a business model that reduces the operating margin for a company. My best guess is this will be when the price for lithium or trans-uranics goes up significantly, or some engineering process requires mic
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by GCU-Empiricist 9y ago
If malicious logical access is used to destroy industrial machinery, potentially killing operators, does it really matter if it came in via network or connection or physical access?

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