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by cubano 9y ago
Yep...that was the one...further on in the broadcast the researcher from Google explains that for "Quantum Supremacy", that "49-qubits" are enough to "leave the fastest classical computer in the dust" or some s
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by cubano 9y ago
I was listening to a podcast yesterday where Google is basically "guaranteeing a breakthrough" in QC by the end of the year. Something about the 49-qubit threshold or some such proclamation, so maybe that's something that wil
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by cubano 9y ago
If you find something you truly love to do, it will never really seem like "forcing" anything and your high commitment level will just happen. My take is that you really haven't found this love in your life yet. You are tryin
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by cubano 9y ago
Great job guys, and this project really brings back some cobbed-web memories. One of the first software projects I ever developed was a real microcode/bus simulation of the 6502 for a required CP class I took what seems life lifetimes
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by cubano 9y ago
Hey it looks pretty awesome...thanks for the heads up I'll give it a try.
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by cubano 9y ago
Well there is always the coming threat of gene-editing that almost surely will start being used by the world's wealthiest to secure a permanent advantage over the rest of humanity.
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by cubano 9y ago
Its almost like the game has become watching the devs keep making the game , and to be honest that part seems much more interesting and fun then trying the learn and play the thing. Long ago I lost the ability to find mindless enjoyment, w
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by cubano 9y ago
With all the current collabs in hip-hop, house, and pop, to be honest it almost seems totally played-out these days...if such a good idea about cross-pollinating music genres could be bad thing that is.
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by cubano 9y ago
Absolutely...you have kinda nailed it here with both comments. My best "customers" were actually people who had a good deal of "income" (remember...there are many millionaires in prisons all over the world) who really di
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by cubano 9y ago
I was busted selling MDMA in a nightclub.
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by cubano 9y ago
You should remember that prison is way different then jail. In prison, you have people totally isolated from society, many for a long damn time , and some are actually interested in doing things that improve their lives and of course pass
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by cubano 9y ago
On lichess I rate about a 1740 or so.
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by cubano 9y ago
Yeah it sure isn't immediately obvious that this would be so, but without a doubt it is true because the same experience has occurred several times since. So I have an escape charge in Florida (escape, not absconding) for not returning
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by cubano 9y ago
I have a deep affinity for chess for economic reasons. In 2002 when I went to prison in Florida for 22 months, playing chess for $1/game was my "hustle", and it allowed me to eat really well at a panhandle camp that was well
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by cubano 9y ago
I seriously doubt that assertion as testosterone is liberally prescribed to people my age (50s) to help with a wide variety of issues.
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by cubano 9y ago
It really doesn't hurt much with the ladies at the local base bars as well, I'm sure.
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by cubano 9y ago
...and PEDs of course. It's interesting to wonder if government special ops teams are encouraged or even required to follow doctor-prescribed PED cycles these days.
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by cubano 9y ago
Wouldn't the optimal solution be to hire the most qualified regardless of background?
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by cubano 9y ago
I believe many in the military would simple say that Total War doctrine, present since perhaps the US Civil War and definitely by World War I, would argue bombing patents to get at command-and-control would be acceptable during times of war
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by cubano 9y ago
Waste of money? To have a constant high speed IoT-like connection to the web for real-time updating and such? I am sure some sort of volume discounts could be negotiated as well.
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by cubano 9y ago
Tesla's don't connect to LTE networks by default? If not, I find it shortsighted and rather cheap that each car doesn't have it's own $50/month data plan (or whatever) to phone home important data.
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by cubano 9y ago
I understand your sentiment, but what exactly is the military to do when the enemy specifically uses hospitals to house command bunkers?
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by cubano 9y ago
Point well taken, and of course you are correct...what is more subjective then musical taste?
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by cubano 9y ago
I think Rihanna's Umbrella takes repetitiveness to its endgame pretty thoroughly... I wouldn't immediately blame artist dumbing-down for this phenomenon, if it exists at all, but I think it's more a producer thing where loo
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by cubano 9y ago
lampdeveloperforhire@yahoo.com
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by cubano 9y ago
I removed the link. So yeah my conundrum...how in the hell can you be taken seriously enough to get hired and still remain basically anonymous? I'll without a doubt admit that I'm flying pretty much blind these days trying to jugg
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by cubano 9y ago
I spent a great deal of time pondering this very thing, and always conclude that due to my very frank nature of admitting arrests and drug use, that including it would surely do more harm then good. [edit] Ok so I created a generic yahoo em
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by cubano 9y ago
I can't for the life of me see why I would ever want such a monstrosity on my desktop...perhaps certain help-desk and locked down corporate configurations could benefit slightly from a walled-off version of Windows, but much of this is
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by cubano 9y ago
Oh man, is this a subject I'm currently experiencing first hand. Two months ago I was illegally searched during a jaywalking stop and lost everything I owned, including my much-loved remote webdev job, all my tech and clothes, and pre
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by cubano 9y ago
What about the inevitable growth in telecommuting? Surely owning a home with plenty of space for a semi-isolated home office would be a good thing?

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