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What would be the first question you would ask an AI supercomputer? Myself: What does 42 mean?
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Seems this is based upon data up to 2019. Would be very interested in seeing the data for 2020 and 2021 down the line. I see China is a large factor in this increase and wondered what the tax rate was, it seems that it is one of if not the
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Joy "This site is currently unavailable to visitors from the European Economic Area while we work to ensure your data is protected in accordance with applicable EU laws" As somebody in the UK, that kinda seems messed up.
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Whilst not directly defined as a transmittable cancer, the HPV virus family sure does come close. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/human-papil...
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True, though not the go to definition people learn towards these days. But it's still in the dictionary as a definition of usage. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/gay https://ww
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Tesla Coil Security System 2.0
(mindworks.shoutwiki.com)
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Thank you - added an edit in time, epic brain fart upon my part that and certainly makes the price with the turnover balance out more as a much fairer deal.
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Well, the choice of location may offer some legal preference in case of future faults. I'm aware that Ohio has a safe harbour law to protect companies against data breach if they comply with certain criteria they outline. So may well
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Not just the blog but Tindie as well all under the umbrella(Supplyframe) they brought for $0.7m. "The expected revenue of Supplyframe for the fiscal year 2021 is around $70 million with profit margins typical for the software business
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You near on describe the first cars, which were electric and was the combustion engine that took over thru it's ease of fuel delivery and mileage. Nice read here that history https://mg.co.uk/behind-the-wheel/elec
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> Asking whether tardigrades feel pain is interesting, implying that there would be ethical concerns with experimenting on them seems a bit disingenuous. Thank you, I was just pondering the aspect, and was mindful just raising some aspec
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You raise another aspect that is overlooked. How fast can are tartigrade travel when encased in ice (an instance already shown that it can survive).
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Tardigrades seem too of become the crash test dummies of science, seen stories of them being frozen, heated, starved.... Which made me ask - are they intelligent "Does a Tardigrade have a brain? Tardigrades have a dorsal brain atop a p
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Funny, but does give deep meaning too the saying "A picture is worth a thousand words"; Or in this case - Three Operating Systems.
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"Ptychography works by scanning overlapping scattering patterns from a material sample and looking for changes in the overlapping region" Interesting, we use multi-patterning to produce silicon already to get the light down to sca
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I had a port-knocking ssh OpenBSD setup late 90's, did move the port about though, just white listed opened. Used SKEY for port sequence, was easy to run even on a Nokia in Java( ) in that era. [EDIT ADD]> Actually was some Symbian
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Will they also police who else uses it given it's accessible to anybody on the free tier of AWS by the looks of this: https://aws.amazon.com/rekognition/pricing/ That and given the police are more curtailed i
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Ah, I still recall the April 1st joke about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWBUMgAl7wY which was one of the better ones by far this year. The channel "Retro recipe" on YT been mostly driving this and has f
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> I was sceptical because 'AI' and 'quantum' seems to be used interchangeably and fits your regular snakeoil salestalk That was my first take - and akin to saying "quantum intelligence" which just reeks of m
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I find the prospect of being able to add more overhead and potential bugs into a product to remove a niche functionality in a move that reeks of PR marketing driven solution, too be of bad taste. Whilst the overhead will be so small I dou
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For many things you just can't beat a dedicated tool designed for the task at hand. Which may well explain why the spork is not a staple in every home. One physical calculators have over virtual ones would be the muscle memory aspect
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Or your Wifi MAC gets tagged by a streetcar at one location, you move and google still things your at the old location. Had that, they even have way to feed that back iirc and was able to get that updated without a driveby of a streetcar.
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So they had talks with the EU and disagreed so the news is they are not building a factory in Europe. I do wonder if the talks had gone amicably, would the story say EU then. I do appreciate for many the terms EU and Europe are interpolat
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In some aspects it is controlling how your TAXES are spent by cutting out the middle man.
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One aspect I'd add to schizophrenia is urban housing isn't as peaceful as you would think, tested this with a contact microphone and darn, those faint convo's you hear at night - well they can actually be real. Add in a roof
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Probably best as I'm sure many will have the word "backdoor" echoing throughout my head reading all that.
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One UK crossword that always stuck in my mind and captures a form of word play was: Clue: Scrambled Eggs Answer: Gegs That without working out the other clues would make that alone very hard to work out and be interesting how an AI would wo
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The oxygen supply shortage is due to demand and whilst does not explain the increase demand and certainly would play into the deaths, it wouldn't be at the scale we are seeing as it is the increase in cases and the oxygen supply shorta
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Reading this, many will relate and yet would of put it down to burn-out. We know if you push your body physically too long you increase risk of injury and whilst initially can get over an injury, aspects can play up and increase chances of
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One big factor that is different in India than this time last year would be economic. The incomes of your average person in India has declined due to the whole pandemic and can be seen here: https://www.statista.com/statisti
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