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by manyoso 8y ago
Exactly! It is absurd how people hear Elon Musk say, "we will begin to enable full self-driving features..." and then conclude that Elon Musk was talking about full self-driving features. They are all just Tesla haters!
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by manyoso 8y ago
Can I host a copy of the Linux kernel on ultimate/gold? If not, then any person can make a fork of an OSS project and charge 1 cent and it is now a "commercial" project and can no longer be hosted on ultimate/gold. It is
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by manyoso 8y ago
Notice they do not define "non-commercial" at all so could at anytime decide that someone somewhere is making money off your project or by using your project and insist you move to paid hosting. It's a scam.
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by manyoso 8y ago
Completely unrelated to the original article which is just more multiverse bullocks of the stringy landscape variety. These scientists will die off and with it these articles.
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by manyoso 8y ago
It is bullocks and just the excuse of a declining number of scientists who have spent their life's work on String Theory and will never admit that the program has utterly failed as a "Theory of Everything"
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by manyoso 8y ago
There are no predictions even in principle. It has nothing to do with the predictions being at a sufficiently high enough energy level that we can't verify...
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by manyoso 8y ago
If a non-typed language wins, then god help us and I fear for the youth :)
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by manyoso 9y ago
The title is misleading. It really isn't about Linus' memories of days before "Open Source" so much as trying to figure out who coined the term.
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by manyoso 9y ago
Moreover, "naturalness" is not mathematically well-defined even though many of its most passionate proponents claim that it is. This is one of the primary objections that Sabine has of "naturalness", not only might it be
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by manyoso 9y ago
An insufferable read. Just reading this makes me want to abolish the humanities...
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by manyoso 9y ago
Smartphones have become a commodity, but the execs and shareholders of these companies are literally paid to not acknowledge that. That's why we get so many useless features that increase the complexity of the software for marginal (at
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by manyoso 9y ago
Integrates with fitbit to track your exercise in your dreams... "Alexa, what is the weather like in my dreamscape?"...
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by manyoso 9y ago
Meanwhile I have seen nothing from QNX or Integrity...
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by manyoso 9y ago
It's those nasty hackers and awful security researchers who are to blame...
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by manyoso 9y ago
At this point, both Intel and AMD press releases should be treated as highly, highly suspect. They are both jockeying to mitigate money loss or take advantage to make money. The truth is a secondary concern. I'd believe CERT, project z
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by manyoso 9y ago
Exactly the right amount of cynicism for the situation. Thank you!
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by manyoso 9y ago
Lots of people in the company call it 'Q' 'T' and lots call it 'Cute' and there is no "official" way it is called.
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by manyoso 9y ago
Every C++ toolkit out there does something similar. Look at Herb Sutter's talk on metaclasses and see he says the same thing.
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by manyoso 9y ago
You are indeed talking nonsense.
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by manyoso 9y ago
So essentially it sounds like an experiment: Does a place designed for the rich and privileged, by the rich and privileged equal a rich and privileged utopia?
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by manyoso 9y ago
You obviously need 10^5 solar masses to make something that large. Whether they come via a number of IMBH's collapsing into one SMBH or otherwise, I don't understand your question.
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by manyoso 9y ago
Why are those two models competing? Couldn't it be that SMBH are formed via both direct collapse and accretion? Finding evidence for one should not rule out the other I would think.
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by manyoso 9y ago
And with climate change it will continue to be hard to predict these events other than to say that if you are near the coast... good luck.
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by manyoso 9y ago
I think of movies like Dazed and Confused as essentially without conflict.
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by manyoso 9y ago
Biggest news buried at the end. It says that several engineers have quit since October 2016 (including the head of autopilot) when Tesla started selling "fully autonomous driving" hardware upgrade packages. Says the engineers don&
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by manyoso 9y ago
http://www.cetusnews.com/tech/Tesla%E2%80%99s-Push-to-Build-... around paywall
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by manyoso 9y ago
My favorite comment. By far.
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by manyoso 9y ago
Right, it makes us doubt our usage of this powerful heuristic to instantly identify people as friends or enemies. That heuristic is what powers racism and stereotyping. That's the irony! People combatting racism (completely understanda
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by manyoso 9y ago
That is a fair comment. I would not be surprised if sexism turns out to be a substantial contributor. Not surprised in the least. However, I still don't know that it is the primary reason and certaintly have not seen convincing evide
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by manyoso 9y ago
There has been no claim that I have seen that Damore was dog whistling. Scott said that he was motivated to write this linked post by others who feared his previous post might be interpreted by others as a dog whistle to the alt-right.

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