krashnburn200

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by krashnburn200 3y ago
They are literally willing to mail out samples of their claimed superconducting material to labs for independent testing and verification. Exactly how much more proof than "Here, have a super conductor we made" do you want exactly
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
To play devils advocate here, Google has been an absolutely mind blowing company. They didn't do it by being Average, and perfect diversity means exactly that... Average. Why are people so interested in screwing up something that ob
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
The laws of the universe forbid steam locomotives in space, and yet we reached mars regardless. And here we are, barely even regular Inteligences. The laws of computational complexity seem like a stronger candidate for a hard limit, but th
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
nothing for 10,000 years - however long ago they built it.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
Texan
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
my math suggests something approximating the size of a star could achieve fusion by using only gravity for containment. I wouldn't want to stand too close to that sucker though.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
AI has alway struck me as an absurd nomenclature. Inteligence is inteligence regardless of origin. Might as well call us AI Accidental Inteligence. I kinda like Engineered Inteligence.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
So can mouse poop, but it's extraordinarily rare so no one really worries about it, well no one sane. Err present company excluded ;) http://www.cdc.gov/hantavirus/hps/ It's rare enough that individual
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
Since people are irrational, playing, or listening to music on a Stradivarius might create a more pleasurable experience, despite sounding qualitatively equivalent. Likewise owning one. It wont make you sound better but it will almost certa
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
The world is a very large place with lots of room for strange things to happen in it.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
The part i don't get in all this discussion is that being alone is a physical thing, but being lonely is a choice, a perception that can be changed subjectively. If you are feeling lonely, and don't like. Stop. On the other han
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
DNS resolution logs... Brilliant. I love you.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
>organize If only there were not an agency dedicated to the disruption of organized opposition. It's incredibly simple to disrupt emerging organizations in to chaos when you have access to everyone's metadata. You don't h
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
If by leadership you mean fire the instigator of the asshattery then I agree with you.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
Damn man... how many people do you let drive your car?
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
>Also the devaluation of training would create another disincentive that would keep some people from acquiring training in the first place. Then having that training, if anyone actually needed it, would be a highly valuable trait.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
It's not actually that hard. People who prove they cannot manage their BI are required to participate in a managed BI program. The individual can chose from any/all licenced managers (or an individual/family member willing t
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
Obviously it would. You are trying to conflate having a family with living in an over priced high demand location. Try again.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
The highly trained of today fear the devaluation of their training. They would like to keep their relatively advantaged position, they are the ones with something to lose.
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by krashnburn200 10y ago
You want to have your cake and eat it too. Either the required training is enough of a disincentive to make the Job Undesirable... and pay high. Or it's not. Required training is not likely to be so scarce when people can chose to tra
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by krashnburn200 11y ago
It's a feature.