latency-guy

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by latency-guy 4y ago
I strictly don't believe in sentience being possible for robots. I think robots can and may eventually pass the Turing test to a meaningful degree - but only on the end of imitating/fooling us. So this question is more like would
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by latency-guy 4y ago
What's your problem? Are you some kind of oracle that knows down to the minutae of everything about everyone's life that you know what you said to be true? How are you this confident? Who convinced you that you're right in an
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by latency-guy 4y ago
There was a private showing of the next episode of Better Call Saul yesterday at a film festival of sorts, the rest of us won't see that episode until July. It's probably just trending topic and you fit a similar profile to people
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by latency-guy 4y ago
And what if someone dies? We'd need something that would do periodic health checks. Preferrably during off-peak hours..
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by latency-guy 4y ago
The someone could be your bank with a safety deposit box. The payment is usually annual and not very expensive IMO at $60 - $150 a year. Of course, you're open to the risk of loss in a bank robbery, but how often do those happen anyway
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by latency-guy 4y ago
If you're willing to be charitible of where exactly programming comes in while playing a game - I would say creating cheats or bots for video games. These days, you will most likely have your account restricted and banned from an entir
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by latency-guy 4y ago
I think you've tuned your dogwhistle hearing aid up way too high and now you're just hearing things in the wind.
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by latency-guy 4y ago
I agree. I hated bad professors all throughout my college career. They were the bane of my existence. Especially for the same courses you list and even more for the ones my degree focused on. These bad professors would take forever to grade
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by latency-guy 4y ago
It has to be team based. I currently have an active offer with Microsoft, and had multiple conversations with the hiring manager last week. I have gotten verbal numbers. Nothing in writing though so it could always turn out a dud. Which wil
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by latency-guy 4y ago
In this matter, my opinion of statistics is that it does not really teach 'math', it teaches how to use 'math' to derive information. Pretty much applied math. I see this question as 'Why does math students not take