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by bluesign 7y ago
"DABUS was developed by Dr. Stephen Thaler, who is named as the applicant on the patent documents." Problem is AI cannot be the inventor, as inventor has to be natural person. This is no different than corporation cannot be the in
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by bluesign 7y ago
Agreed "A minimalist encoder with libav" would be better
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by bluesign 7y ago
Main point is to do something to increase the cost of this kind of advertisement or decrease the effectiveness. Decreasing effectiveness is kinda hard, so for short term putting on a trash can I guess, for the long run littering the street
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by bluesign 7y ago
how you will embed the date?
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by bluesign 7y ago
I am confused, how you can prove the date and ownership ? Does IPNS have some kind of timestamp?
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by bluesign 7y ago
It doesn't look like totally self taught though "If the shot was to the left of the target, adjust the weights to the right and vice and versa. On this step I'm not saving the training data, as I don't care for a miss sh
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by bluesign 7y ago
This should be textbook description of brute force. This is no different than SSH into some machine and try password combinations, or try to login someones email with bruteforce. Although rate limiting etc is necessary, I think brute forcin
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by bluesign 7y ago
tbh there is nothing ethical or legal about this, actually has to have legal consequences and maybe prison time.
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by bluesign 7y ago
They say: "Our technical experts are confident that we can do so while defending cyber security and supporting technological innovation. We will take an open and balanced approach in line with the joint statement of principles signed b
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by bluesign 7y ago
https://github.com/zsims/hunt-and-peck/blob/master/README.md Also vimac for osx
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by bluesign 7y ago
It is calculating from 2000, from 2020 (which is already at +1.3C) it will be like -0.3C, more important part is trend.
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by bluesign 7y ago
I support the Q/A time as I stated on my previous comment, so the professor stopping in the way, asking for questions and explaining them more in detail is for sure net positive. Questions are little tradeoffs, if everyone starts askin
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by bluesign 7y ago
This is maybe good on one on one lecture, but when situation is one to many, it is better to assume the part you don’t understand as a fact, and try to move on, then later try to figure out off lecture time. Unless there is a Q/A time,
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by bluesign 7y ago
> If you used the returned Country to construct an API request including the name of the country, this will now produce strange countries named as “Optional[“Norway”]” I am not too familiar with java, but should’t you call get() from opt
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by bluesign 7y ago
I think OP means by "We plant trees and talk about carbon capture", to offset some another carbon positive activity, trees are planted, then they are turned in to fuel, which in the end makes total system carbon positive. This is
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by bluesign 7y ago
It is 63-78 months for first offense, 46-57 if you plead guilty. So still kinda long 5 years.
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by bluesign 7y ago
I hate this justification of doing bad stuff with ‘for the greater good’ excuse.
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by bluesign 7y ago
I couldn't read the article because of paywall. But from the part you quoted. It seems like this can be a plausibly scenario: - Someone (possibly a group of people) is trying to organize a time for maximum attendance for some meeting o
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by bluesign 7y ago
I think best way to look at this is m = F/a. Then mass is basically objects resistance to force.
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by bluesign 7y ago
Actually it is disputed, even 5th part of the video tries to address that. (Do banks create money or just credit?) Which tries to prove that banks create money (not credit) cause money you put on bank is guaranteed by government. But in rea
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by bluesign 7y ago
I agree they explain basic concepts in an easy and accessible way, but there are a lot of missing pieces intentionally omitted. I don't know how many times refers 'creation of money by banks', but it was the essential point f
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by bluesign 7y ago
I think 40GB/s result when it is not fitting L1 cache. If you check result graph, On L1 cache fitting data memcpy is ahead with big difference, then they are almost head to head
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by bluesign 7y ago
Benchmark at the README says it is 4x slower than memcpy.
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by bluesign 7y ago
I think you got it all wrong, memcpy comparison is given as a baseline. It just shows even if you do not do anything (just copy the memory from place A to place B), you have some CPU usage baseline per GB. So this kind of saying: with this
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by bluesign 7y ago
"During the month-long trial, electricity consumption had been reduced by 23% and paper printing by 59% compared with August 2018, Microsoft said." Oh I think MS didn't say that. [1] Paper and electricity was compared to Augu
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by bluesign 7y ago
This looks like a result of linkedin scraping case. Although I hate walled gardens, in the age of facial recognition etc, I hate some random scraper have my photos more.
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by bluesign 7y ago
Criteria for selection includes but is not limited to: Traffic: > 100K uniques/month Test period: 6 months minimum Existing pricing strategy: static
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by bluesign 7y ago
"The task force said the certification documents that Boeing provided to the F.A.A. “were not updated during the certification program to reflect the changes” made to MCAS. It added that two critical documents that describe the potenti
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by bluesign 7y ago
> You’ve charged me, when will I get my refund? > We are unable to issue refunds. Executive order 13884, orders the cessation of all activity with the entities including no sales, service, support, refunds, credits, etc.
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by bluesign 7y ago
Actual it seems like, he agreed with customer ops manager about conditions, but HR didn't assign him to customer ops, but to another engineering department. So basically, such an important thing for him, he should have confirmed about

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