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by fxj 9y ago
It would be great to have this sequencer in caustic. Is it possible to couple them via internal MIDI?
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by fxj 9y ago
I installed it on a nvidia shield tablet with latest android 7.0 but it is stuck in the "starting the engines" screen.
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by fxj 10y ago
Here is some explanation: https://www.graphcore.ai/blog/graph-computing-for-machine-in...
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by fxj 10y ago
works well on ubuntu 14.04 and Chrome Version 57.0.2987.110 (64-bit)
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by fxj 10y ago
Isn't the TX1 almost identical to the nvidia shield tv? So why is it so expensive then? ($599 vs $199)
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by fxj 10y ago
Soon ETIAS will come (european counterpart of ESTA) which demands all foreigners to register electronically and pay 5 euros.( http://www.politico.eu/article/e5-to-get-into-europe-schenge... )
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by fxj 10y ago
No i think automation is good. But the distribution of the profits from automation is completely a mess. The population needs money that they can spend for the companies to make profit. So either a taxation like this or a universal income,
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by fxj 10y ago
It would be like a VAT. Every company would have to pay it. So it levels the field.
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by fxj 10y ago
It would tax robots AND have other effects. But what is the reason for the taxation of robots? More (human) people should get jobs and money to spend.
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by fxj 10y ago
Tax them e.g. 50% of their revenue. And give them a tax rebate that is the sum of the salary for the human employees. That would be a big incentive to employ humans and still they can make good profit.
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by fxj 10y ago
Taxing robots is easy. Just tax every company with a fixed amount and then give them a tax rebate when they employ humans.
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Presidential debate: live analysis of candidates' heart rates(hearty.ai)
3 points by fxj 10y ago|0 comments
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by fxj 10y ago
R is essentially a LISP dialect. There is even a library that shows the syntax tree in LISP syntax: > library(codetools) > showTree(quote(1+2 3+4 5)) (+ (+ 1 ( 2 3)) (^ 4 5)) See also the R-to-LISP compiler: http://dan.c
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by fxj 10y ago
> a[1-3] [1] 1 3 > a[[1-3]] Error in a[[1 - 3]] : attempt to select more than one element The first line evaluates to a[-2]. I think what the author meant was a[1:3]. a[[-2]] gives an error, a[[2]] is valid R.
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by fxj 12y ago
when the question is: "where are they?" and the answer is: "there is nobody here." then all long living civilisations must have left. so we should answer the question "why did they leave?"
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by fxj 13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByZ1AyDEGSk our friend the atom
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Explainer: what is big data?(pando.com)
1 points by fxj 13y ago|0 comments
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U.S. Sailors Sue Japanese Nuclear Plant Owner TEPCO(ens-newswire.com)
2 points by fxj 13y ago|0 comments
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by fxj 13y ago
le mi varkiclaflo'i cu culno lo angila http://www.omniglot.com/language/phrases/hovercraft.htm
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by fxj 14y ago
Here is some text from wikipedia: Microsoft continued to gain market share with Windows, focusing on delivering software to cheap commodity personal computers while Apple was delivering a richly engineered, but expensive, experience. Apple
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Apple-Microsoft Lawsuit Fizzles To A Close (1993)(community.seattletimes.nwsource.com)
14 points by fxj 14y ago|6 comments
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by fxj 14y ago
Gates says: Microsoft's tablets, he said weren't as "thin and attractive." Yes, they were the lover you had, rather than the one you want. If I were Melinda, I would be pissed.
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by fxj 14y ago
Keyword is PUE (power usage effectiveness) e.g. water cooling or use heat from data centre as heating for buildings. http://www.environmentalleader.com/2011/05/18/green-grid-pub...
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by fxj 16y ago
thank you both for proving my point.
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by fxj 16y ago
you can write macros that handle that. in lisp everything can be code (or data). that is its greatest strength and its greatest weakness at the same time.
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by fxj 16y ago
yes the first step in the right direction. now give us (maybe optional) infix notation and get rid of the parenthesis (also optional). this could gain some momentum in the mainstream (but then lisp (or its successor (clojure++)) would no lo
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by fxj 16y ago
don't get me wrong, i like lisp a lot. but i think lisp has a bad image because many lispers (not all) are nitpickers. lisper think they are cool, but they are not. they don't let anything new in their language. they stick to s-expressions
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by fxj 16y ago
because lisp does not have any syntax
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by fxj 16y ago
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basler_Erdbeben know your own history...
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US West Coast: on frontline from nuclear cloud?(physorg.com)
1 points by fxj 16y ago|0 comments

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