ballark

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by ballark 6y ago
Does this make it okay to lie to the people utilizing your services?
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by ballark 6y ago
I largely agree with you, but answer the reducibility problem. At what point does a network become complex enough to form consciousness? I think the writer of this article likely believes that there is no such point, that all information pr
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by ballark 6y ago
Amazon employee here. They do use work profiles on Android phones.
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by ballark 7y ago
Please provide a reason why incompetence is any likelier than malfeasance.
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by ballark 7y ago
Drones are programmed by numbers and take action in the real world. Some ML-based AI analyze sets of data and perform actions in the real world. Brains do what? Read signals in different strengths and patterns to take actions in the world.
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by ballark 7y ago
This article is full of obvious logical errors. They claim that East Asians develop cognitive capacity at an earlier age than other races and that gives East Asians a compounding practice advantage that gives them the edge in academic score
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by ballark 7y ago
What would a $1 a year model do in terms of opening the market up to competition? That seems like the worst of both worlds, no additional competition, and we make these difficult for those without much money.
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by ballark 7y ago
Are you going to legislate away all contractor work? Because every medium to large company and even government agencies utilize contractors. You can't build and develop subject matter expertise on everything. And besides that, contract
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by ballark 7y ago
It's definitely better. Amazon's business model is inherently more sustainable than traditional brick mortar, they essentially remove a step in the value stream. For a brick a mortar store (and this is a little oversimplified), it