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degski
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degski
7y ago
Look inside your washing-machine, and you'll see there are no std-parts. To make this problem 'go away' for the industry is to charge high prices.
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degski
7y ago
The result is obvious, spare parts will be available for ten years, but at crazy prices.
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degski
7y ago
You hit the nail on the head. AI is nowadays defined as a very sophisticated form of curve fitting [thanks to TensorFlow a.o.], that's what training ANN's comes down to. There is clearly a lack of intelligence, f.e. the [main] met
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degski
7y ago
Nah, they just want to have sex with you.
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degski
7y ago
I misunderstood the fact that you don't see it a as a problem. I don't think the GDPR solves much or anything, iff you want to play on the internet, almost [there are good exceptions, where you can just choose to have a 'less
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degski
7y ago
So what, so do American tax-lawes (targetting Americans) and affect the rest of the world's citizens, FACTA.
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degski
7y ago
What really infuriates me is this: "We respect your privacy, click here".
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degski
7y ago
The last character guessmyname refers to is what '/=' looks like.
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degski
7y ago
Yip. It also contracts the '==', i.e. they are shown attached as one elongated '='.
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degski
7y ago
It looks different from that, let's have the spoiler: it looks like '=/=', but with the equal signs attached and the forward slash just 'on top' of it.
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degski
7y ago
Did anyone look at some code in Visual Studio with this font. You'll be surprised how `!=` looks like with this font (C++), it's pretty cool [and I've never seen anything like it before]!
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degski
7y ago
cyberwar springs to mind.
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degski
7y ago
The simplest way to avoid any problems is to lock everybody up, solitary confinement. That's nice and clean and avoids trouble.
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degski
7y ago
Why wouldn't it be?
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degski
7y ago
Not using UEFI does not work that well, then you're back to MBR and the continual fight between Windows and GRUB. I run a dual boot Win10/Fedora30 system (UEFI on a SATA3 SSD), it's pretty good, both Windows and Fedora.
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degski
7y ago
Linker flags are all caps.
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degski
7y ago
Well, mate, you speak Australian ;-).
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degski
7y ago
No, I don't, but years ago [eons], hosts files tended to redirect to 127.0.0.1, which does incur a penalty. Directing to 0.0.0.0 [invalid IP] does not (or not any more).
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degski
7y ago
There is already a good solution: https://www.plflib.org/colony.htm , that will [eventually] end up in the std [ https://github.com/WG21-SG14/SG14/tree/master/SG14 ].