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17y ago
I've gone dumpster diving on a couple of occasions with some friends of mine. I actually think most people should, at the very least, watch other people dumpster dive at least once. You will be absolutely amazed at the amount of perfectly
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I too am far removed from the AI industry, but I was always under the impression that Asimov's 3 laws have never been considered by the AI community. Aside from the absurdity of implementing the laws, the whole point of the 3 laws in Asimov
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17y ago
You're getting increasingly famous, Dan.
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17y ago
The only thing this article made me want to do is visit that hot spring in Japan.
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17y ago
This reminds me of this time in college when I was looking for the cheapest legal copy of windows I could find. A fellow student kept insisting I pirate it, and I told him I did not want to. He could not understand why I did not want to pi
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Tupper's self-referential formula, implemented in OCaml
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17y ago
Have you had any OS related problems? I've been considering a hackintosh netbook (I already have an EeePC that I love) and was hoping that this article would provide relevant information.
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17y ago
What did any of those articles have to do with Hackintosh netbooks? It seems like all of the complaints (except the wifi issue) was caused by the netbook itself, not the OS it was running.
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17y ago
Suggestion: being able to select more than one rating. A link may have gore and nudity, it would be helpful if you can easily specify both.
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I read the original article (the one by Orson Scott Card) when he originally wrote it and prior to reading it I had heard that he was a religious nut. It's really unfortunate as I truly loved the Ender's Game series. It's not just that he'
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17y ago
I think a large part of the "C is Efficient" fallacy/truth is that C is more predictable with its assembly output than HLLs. Since ultimately all programs are converted to machine instructions at some point, you will always be able to writ