Rallerbabs

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by Rallerbabs 8y ago
>>The goal was to have an AI defeat humans at SC2. >Hardly. After cracking Go, DeepMind stated that it was going after SC2. This is recorded history, so don't even think about deluding yourself into thinking otherwise.
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by Rallerbabs 8y ago
The goal was to have an AI defeat humans at SC2. Mission accomplished. Was it fair when AlphaStar tried getting at an air unit with all its land units and pissed away a lot of time doing so, while Mana proceeded to obliterate its base? What
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by Rallerbabs 8y ago
Quote: "An overwhelming amount of evidence points to this simple fact: a single human brain, on its own, is not capable of designing a greater intelligence than itself. This is a purely empirical statement: out of billions of human bra
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by Rallerbabs 8y ago
It is most certainly a reasonable consumption for a payment system. Every society with inflationary money eventually grinds to a halt and crumbles. The world must absolutely have the best implementation of money that it can get its hands on
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by Rallerbabs 9y ago
This is typical bcash spindoctoring. It's not due to Bitcoin fees. It's due to BitPay's ridiculous fee mechanics. Bitcoin works perfectly well when the mempool isn't being logjammed by 1-satoshi transaction spammers, in
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by Rallerbabs 9y ago
There's one helluva lot more users than miners. The users determine the consensus. And the consensus looks like this: https://luke.dashjr.org/programs/kycpoll/answers.php
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by Rallerbabs 9y ago
Baloney. Transactions have been very cheap for the past few months. Fees only go high when big blockholes are logjamming the mempool with spammy 1 satoshi transactions, in a misguided attempt to further their big block agenda.
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by Rallerbabs 9y ago
Haha... this was hella funny! I get into arguments with anti bitcoiners all the time. I'm sending them over there from now on! :P
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by Rallerbabs 9y ago
Bitcoin Cash is the malicious attack on Bitcoin. Bitcoin cash is neither Bitcoin nor cash. It's a shitty altcoin, hastily created by big blockhole miners for big blockhole miners, who want to centralize Bitcoin so they have more power
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Why Bitcoin Is Going to the Moon(hardavenue.com)
3 points by Rallerbabs 9y ago|0 comments
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by Rallerbabs 9y ago
This article mentions the drop of 2013/2014, but does not mention this was caused by the collapse of an exchange. Bitcoin recovered. And since there are now many exchanges, this will likely never happen again. Also, exchanges are about
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by Rallerbabs 10y ago
I gave you the answer my friend. Do with it as you please. It's a choice between your ego and your income. Looks like the former is winning.
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by Rallerbabs 10y ago
I am also an Amazon affiliate. Still raking in >$10k/month even after their paycut. Due to the revenue I generate, I take their ToS very seriously. I have studied it in detail and discussed it with people who also had their account
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by Rallerbabs 10y ago
That's why my sparring partner is always a punching bag.
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by Rallerbabs 10y ago
I agree with this from first hand experience. I started working out with machines. It helped. I started working out with barbells. It helped more. I started working out with free weights. It helped even more. I started boxing. It fixed my R
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by Rallerbabs 10y ago
I'd like to see an example of a good, non-OOP program.