jugg1es

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by jugg1es 2y ago
This is all very new science. No one has written the kind of book you are talking about yet. There have been theories about the quantum nature of of consciousness for a while but the microtubule theory is pretty new.
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by jugg1es 2y ago
I've always wondered how far you can push it to build a distributed application considering it can be clustered and you can control threading on the processors. Seems like you could prototype out a pretty large, robust backend without
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by jugg1es 2y ago
Shout out to Apache Nifi
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by jugg1es 2y ago
The demo video on the site is hilarious where it's showing news or texts right over the woman's face that he's supposed to be listening to. It's like when they show what's going on in Homer Simpson's brain whe
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by jugg1es 2y ago
I think there might be more to consciousness than just simulating the physical components of the brain that we currently understand. There are theories that neurons or clusters of neurons are leveraging quantum superposition in order to fu
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by jugg1es 2y ago
I guess I just disagree with you. My background is neurobiology and biological systems are just so fundamentally different than conventional computing architecture in so many ways. I just don't believe that a true AGI is achievable a
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by jugg1es 2y ago
We can't replicate something we don't understand. The mechanism for consciousness is not understood at all right now and could actually be based on quantum effects that we haven't detected yet. It's also possible that
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by jugg1es 3y ago
I saw this announcement in my email yesterday and thought to myself "I didn't know T-Pain was an API fan"
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by jugg1es 3y ago
oh but amazon offers SFTP on top of S3 so you don't have to miss out.
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by jugg1es 3y ago
thats really interesting - where do you live?
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by jugg1es 3y ago
Big box stores do not sell green wood. They sell kiln dried wood. The wood warps at the construction site if it is stacked without proper air flow around all sides. It takes years to dry wood without a kiln.
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by jugg1es 3y ago
I'd like to see if they still get these results if they use people who are acclimated to these drugs before-hand. The first time taking any drug always hits the hardest and it's possible these people were just too high.
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by jugg1es 3y ago
a capital 'M' microservice is a service that is entirely self-contained with its own datastore and everything. It's an architecture that makes sense if you are talking about the 'Orders' component of an e-commerce
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by jugg1es 3y ago
> Microservices can be done right - but then they're just Service Oriented Architecture. Thanks for saying this out loud.
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by jugg1es 3y ago
Owning stock in a company means you own a bit of that company and are participating in the journey that company is taking. The change they made to ToS made me and many others sell stock in that company, which tanked the price and probably
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by jugg1es 3y ago
I certainly sold all my Unity stock after hearing about the ToS changes. I only invested in them in the first place because I value the indie gaming community and they seemed to be reneging on that with this change.
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by jugg1es 3y ago
What does boundary mean in this context then? Because the mobius strip has a boundary on the sides even if it is continuous. I guess boundary means an edge in all directions?
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by jugg1es 3y ago
How can you have a 3d space with finite volume and no boundary?
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by jugg1es 3y ago
They just had a story on this on CBS Sunday Morning. A reporter actually went down in the sub but it got called off mid-dive. He had to go back later. It didn't seem safe.
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by jugg1es 3y ago
Achieving (what feels like) true gaming freedom with such a simple UX is really impressive. I know Zelda has always had a great UX, but they've added so much complexity. Games like this remind you why Nintendo has had so much staying
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by jugg1es 3y ago
learned something today - thanks!
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by jugg1es 3y ago
this is an interesting question. Electrical current creates an EM field that could repel water molecules and oxygen ions. Temperature could also slow oxidation down... like I'm trying to imagine a red hot piece of iron rusting. I wo
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by jugg1es 3y ago
I have always had great success when systems are designed from the UI first. It really helps you break a new business case down to the point where the backend code just starts writing itself. I suspect you are coming from a design backgrou
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by jugg1es 4y ago
With examples like that, I can't blame you at all for being skeptical. Architects should definitely deliver POCs and/or reference projects for totally new stuff.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
My point was that the architect shouldn't plant the weeds in the first place.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
If architects are responsible for shipping features, they won't have time to be platform-wide architects. If you are shipping product-level features, you are on a scrum team and if you are on a scrum team, your other platform-wide dut
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I wish articles like this would follow up on it 3 years later to see what happened. Things always backslide unless you have a cheerleader for the process until it becomes part of the culture.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Full democratization/decentralization of engineering decisions is how you get into a quagmire of technical debt that can eventually kill your engineering teams. Some decisions need to be made by a group that is accountable overall to
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by jugg1es 4y ago
I recently joined a group of architects that aren't responsible for delivering anything and you are not totally wrong. But it isn't the architect role to involve themselves in weeds of the implementation - that's your job.
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by jugg1es 4y ago
Dexedrine is powerful. I took that when I was a teenager for ADHD and I lost tons of weight down to maybe 140 and it drove a strong compulsion for more drug seeking. I also got straight A's and started my own website business, but I

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