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NPRM 17-108 Proposal from Ajit Pai [pdf](apps.fcc.gov)
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
True. Mixing emulation in would probably save a lot of work and resources. I feel like having to do things like manually punch up your programs on cards and manage with tiny amounts of storage would be a great experience and really force st
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
Can always look ahead to programming with entangled qubit-qutrits :-) https://phys.org/news/2008-02-physicists-qubit-qutrit-entang...
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
I always thought it would be neat to have a CS History lab where every couple of weeks the students would program with a particular generation of computer, moving up through time and getting a true sense of the ingenuity at each step. Might
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
I was reading about SyntaxNet (I believe an RNN) developed by Google yesterday. One interesting problem they've run into is getting the system to properly interpret ambiguities. They use the example sentence "Alice drove down the
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
This is true. I think it's also worth noting this whole deregulation push to have a fast lane was initiated by Tom Wheeler, who was appointed chairman of the FCC by Obama (Ajit Pai was in the ranks at the time). The initiative Wheeler
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
Out of curiosity, what laws does the EU have that are similar and why do you say it's not 'real' net neutrality?
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
you can upload a document with your comment here: https://www.fcc.gov/restoring-internet-freedom-comments-wc-d... you can also submit via API: https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/public-api-docs.html
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by alexanderdmitri 9y ago
I think a great thing to do (if you are for net neutrality), is pick specific parts of the NPRM filed with this proceeding and comment directly on it[1] to help do some work for the defense. I feel sorry for anyone who might actually need t