jack_quack

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   by jack_quack 8y ago

   He lacks humility about minds that humans cannot comprehend
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   by jack_quack 8y ago

   Actually maybe it's a good idea, my algorithm is probably pretty broken. It should probably not be allowed on the market. Employers beware!
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   by jack_quack 8y ago

   I run an algorithm in my brain that tells me this is a bad idea
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   by jack_quack 8y ago

   I actually would like a stateless computer. A pure functional laptop. It could store state on the cloud as a series of changesets, and each boot would be a "checkout" of the top state. Then as you compute, you make to make new cha
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   by jack_quack 8y ago

   Can someone tl;dr?
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   by jack_quack 8y ago

   I don't just mean wasteful in terms of materials, but also in terms of man-hours, equipment needing to be owned and maintained. Once all factors for the total cost of ownership are taken in to account I highly doesn't it's ef
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   by jack_quack 8y ago

   This is super cool but I'm positive this is also super wasteful
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   by jack_quack 9y ago

   Which will win 1. Flattr 2. Basic Attention Token 3. Cryptocurrency browser mining?
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   by jack_quack 10y ago

   Oh yeah! I was visiting NYC from Canada and I kept complaining to my wife that the LTE speeds were so slow in the city. I just couldn't understand it!
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    by jack_quack 10y ago

    Without reading the article, isn't the answer always supply and demand?