bluetwo

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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   Your mistake is thinking a login is a person and a person has an email. I have run into all three of these scenarios: 1) A login for an administrator area on a server has a different login/password than the main area, and the browser a
2. 422.▲
   by bluetwo 9y ago

   Or, you can't figure out how AI is helping solve the problem they claim to solve, and you realize they are just throwing every buzzword out there in hopes you'll be impressed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzT3yf
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   -2 points. Struck a nerve with someone.
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   It is arrogant to assume this is true of every single use case.
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   The interstate highway system is an enormous and expensive asset paid for by the taxpayers of the US. Shouldn't we have a conversation about the rights of citizens before allowing corporations to set a precedent that we will not be abl
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   I haven't run into this issue but the autocomplete=off thing annoys the cr@p out of me. If you have a simple web app that has an administrator mode for editing accounts, you should be able to turn off autocomplete so your password does
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   Remember when the Google "I'm Feeling Lucky" button was interesting and took you to one of these random sites?
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   The founder of DeepMind was an internationally ranked chess prodigy, so that's a good question.
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   by bluetwo 9y ago

   Saw the AlphaGo movie at a festival recently. Been following the AlphaGo Zero developments, which leap-frog what was going on in the movie (although still very much worth seeing). One thing I was curious about is if Go would be considered s
10. 430.▲
    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Good care and feeding for vendors as well.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I'm sure we've all read "The Inmates are Running the Asylum" by Alan Cooper.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Previous research showed that stents increase lifespan only in patients who have already had a heart attack.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Average household income of 200k in Los Gatos, and average house price over a million (according to city web site). I guess I would need 300k to live there.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    It would be far more hidden in the headers.
15. 435.▲
    by bluetwo 9y ago

    For instance, you could add this to a popular site to create a really easy DDOS attack on the target of your choice.
16. 436.▲
    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Neat. Now how is this going to get abused?
17. 437.▲
    by bluetwo 9y ago

    That approach sounds like a hobby.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Thanks.
19. 439.▲
    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Holy cow. I don't get it.
20. 440.▲
    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I didn't say it was perfect, but at least when it is wrong, it is funny.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I don't think politics and government are a stretch. In fact that's the direction I'm considering. I don't think transportation is very easy, it's just that the value is high and honestly, there is this trillion dol
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Sure, and I would add to the list recommendation (Amazon/Netflix)... But I'm looking for things where the technology has yet to be applied.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Safari/Mac same issue as iOS 10. >> Unhandled Promise Rejection: ReferenceError: Can't find variable: AudioContext Chrome/Mac works great.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Democracy and Capitalism have worked really well for us, so yes, there is a bias towards these ideas and a desire to share them.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Whenever I read articles like this I'm really looking for the million dollar idea. Solving Go is good. Solving Poker is better. Best would be solving a high-value business problem for which a solution using AI can be developed.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    I'm going to guess whatever salesperson got the commission on 2 million dollars noticed.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Anyone here have a client reverse engineer your work?
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    Show me how HTM solves any multi-step process. Tic-tac-toe. Anything.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    And to add that Panic, who makes the software Coda you link to, makes really awesome stuff and has a very loyal following.
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    by bluetwo 9y ago

    It's about time someone re-invented FileMaker Pro.