cLeEOGPw

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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Well, five years probably already passed since the comic release, so it isn't surprising.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Although amusing at first, if this practice would become widespread everyone would just wait for cracked release of proper version from respectable cracker team. This game is in unique position though because it is itself about making games
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
One of the things why ms word will always be miles ahead of latex is that it doesn't need a guide to start writing a document.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
That's right, they are probably planning on taking all over the world now.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
This is right, I started working for my uncle and had to shift bags of peat at a plant nursery at around 14, because of it I over developed chest muscles that caused me to have my first of about 4 'heart attacks' at around 17. It
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Put a black sticker on it's camera and it's mic (make sure voice commands no longer work) and problem solved. I don't see any use of facial and voice recognition anyway. they can send and analyze black screen and silence all
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
> What principle allows us to restrict smoking on private property that wouldn't also allow us to restrict people feeding the homeless? Principle of "you have your freedom as long as you do not restrict other's freedom&quo
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/22/science/older-brain-is-wil... also http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/10584927/Bra... Nice to see many self righteous people
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
So as we know the older brain gets, the more things it learns. The more things it learns, the less "space" there is left to learn new things. The less "space" there is left, the more difficult it is to absorb new informa
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Maybe in future children will play with hoverboards ON asteroid made of copper? :D
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Same reporter on railgun: "And then a powerful cushion of air explodes sending the projectile at Mach 7 towards target further than any other long range weapons in use today.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
I guess I'll have to drop Blender and use text files to create 3D models, because some guy on the internet thinks that text is "the most powerful, useful, effective communication technology ever, period". If the point of the
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
I don't understand your argumentation against stereoscopy. It is how you see the world. Even your suggested "dream device" would be stereoscopic device. You can't run away from it. Besides even if the device something li
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
I don't know what changed from the beginning of this project to current state, but at first almost every article on first page were really interesting. Now for some time I noticed I am lucky if even one of the posts in first page catch
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Maybe they built it intentionally as absurd as possible, while still being theoretically usable, and put even more absurd price tag, to trick a handful of people into thinking it is actually something so good they can't even understand
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
> Yet it has also been one of the most self-confident fields in prophesying that it will soon achieve the ultimate breakthrough. It was the journalists and futurists who were and are prophesying it. Nobody in the field said that, all sai
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Especially many dreamers in Japan. All these Japanese cartoons about robots kind of encouraged many people to build robots, but at the same time ruined them to desperately follow a dream of humanoid robot. Sometimes I wonder wouldn't i
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Austria?
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
It doesn't track Russian ones? Or just doesn't show them, just Ukraine and rebel ones?
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
How will they verify the address is correct?
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Problem for octopi are that they are not social animals, so their intelligence consists mostly from problem solving.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Dogs have specifically been breeding to perform these tasks, while dolphins just can do it "out of the box". Also i suspect killer whales would out do dolphins in many tasks, especially those requiring social intelligence and lang
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
I was actually referring to technological limitations. Just like automatas were never meant to have any kind of AI, because of limitations of manufacturing techniques, these robots are the same for advancing known techniques to the limit, b
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
You just repeated what I have said without disagreeing with me, but somehow you made it sound like you are telling something of the opposite of what I meant.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
It's sad. But it looks like he simply doesn't have what it takes to be the kind of person we all wish he was. Nobody can't blame him for that. Leading of something big is hard and exhaustive process. Especially for introverts
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
I just can't help but get the feeling that those robots like this, like Boston Dynamics dogs and their cheetah, especially ASIMO and others resembling those, are mere "medieval automatas" ( http://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Same thing was said when Facebook acquired Oculus Rift. We have yet to see the horrible "downfall" and "messing around" with Oculus by Facebook. I think sometimes people are exaggerating the perceived damage acquisitions
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
SSD works like that.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Many very smart people today believe in time travel. Many top scientists believe P = NP, etc. It's not abnormal to believe things that are not yet proven to be false. It's quite reasonable.
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by cLeEOGPw 12y ago
Also click and drag isn't working. Can't go without this function these days.

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