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by lonelappde 6y ago
This called transfer learning and is an active area of research. It doesn't work nearly as well as it "should" if "AI" was really Artificial "Human Intelligence".
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Something being glossed over is the difference between being able to play the game and being able to implement the game. Also, Nvidia's thing doesn't do the fruits and possibly not even eating ghosts or points and probably not the
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Then don't join a beta test of softwaree as part of a collaboration with a 3rd party business? "Personal computer" means one person per computer, vs a mainframe. It's not a privacy statement.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
This is an impossible problem. If they underdeclare, they invite a lawsuit. If they overdeclare, they get accused of malfeasance they aren't even doing. If they open the whole business to transparency, they become victims of commerical
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Symbols matter. When someone tells you they don't respect your privacy, it's appropriate to believe them. The bathroom comment is off topic flamebait.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
"simply byte comparison" is not a term associated with Unicode. Unicode is usually in strings, and reverse engineering a string is -- very hard, and surprisingly I haven't found a paper proving whether it is NP complete.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
It's a sign of the times that this article doesn't mention any FBI corruption investigation, which is is clearly necessary here.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
On a global level, a wealthy person delaying or not having kids is an altruistic gift, avoiding pollution. On a family level, not having kids (ever) is both selfish (if you neither pay back your parents for their effort not pay it forward i
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Alternatively, count up by 4 left to right (aka your -1 every two squares), and count up by 3 top to bottom within a box.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Why would Joe want to be a famous podscaster forever? Maybe he's heading into podcast retirement.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Is Spotify a monopoly?
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Spotify gave Joe money for services.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
What would emulation by copying? The abstract logic? Emulators aren't hardware copies.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Lloyd's of London is a marketplace, not an underwriter. https://www.lloyds.com/about-lloyds
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by lonelappde 6y ago
That's a people problem not a poker problem.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
The country had a civil war and the money printing system was split into two. The two enemies don't trust each other's fiat money.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Why does Google owe you this? Write any OS you want. You can use a open source base. That Pentium will cost more in electricity than just buying a new cheap phone.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
It's also important to protect non Grandma from malware. Rugged Individualists can run TempleOS
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by lonelappde 6y ago
"power user" == someone who uses power tools like Tim the Tool Man Taylor
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by lonelappde 6y ago
And the support page is locked, so Google is also censoring people from trying to understand the rules they are expected to follow.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Saying that delivery can work for most food in most places just because dirt cheap pizza and super dense NYC can do it, strikes me quite naive.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Some people can make a profit playing at casinos (more so in the past than now). Does that make casinos dumb? No, just imperfect.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
How can you call McDonald's predatory pricing? They have been cheap and profitable for decades. At best you could try to argue that they make their money fleecing dumb "business owners" who pay for franchises.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
> texted the owner about being miffed they hadn’t told me they were on DoorDash. Why would someone do this?
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by lonelappde 6y ago
The title is absolutely obnoxious.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Using a Pearson-controlled compu-text is a very simple sign that the professor or administration (whoever has decision making power) is terrible and not worth attending.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Those kids could retake normal proctored tests November, assuming the world stops burning and CB seta up testing.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
Recruit proctors from big companies.
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by lonelappde 6y ago
BBC doesn't put bylines on articles that are merely reporting general information cobbled together from press releases and public activity. https://www.bbc.com/news/help-41670342 That does leave a hole when articl
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by lonelappde 6y ago
How did NYS figure out "Romania" (even if wrongly) and communicate that to your friend? That's a bizarre capability for a system that is as incompetent as has been seen.

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