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neatze
5y ago
> It doesn't even have spiking neurons. What do you mean ? If I recall correctly there was one hobbyist who used Hodgkin-Huxley neurons to emulate movement of warm, it actually trivial task.
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neatze
5y ago
Such a fascinating point that I did not think about, it seems this is related to competing theories what world was first; RNA world vs Protein World (may be even both).
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5y ago
This is also, best strategy to search of extra terrestrial life, the concept of entropy for living systems deeply fascinates me, because how simple everything becomes (conceptually); life is entropy maximization systems in universe, looking
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neatze
5y ago
This is false (to some degree), if my memory is correct, life on earth emerged as soon as condition where favorable ~400m years after earth was formed, I am not saying it's aliens, aliens?
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neatze
5y ago
seems like this is most relevant video: https://youtu.be/P4VBqTViEx4
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5y ago
To me context of software patents; is like patenting a how to use hummer, and not novel innovation of hummer design. More simpler analogy can be applied to wheels, imagine patent where wheels cannot be turned left on any vehicle, because of
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neatze
5y ago
moreover, LGPL makes it even worse for using library with app stores.
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5y ago
this is unbelievable, HK is support forum for stripe, that's bad, to say the least.
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5y ago
Will it ever ship with coreboot and linux support ?
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5y ago
I don't understand what happened with MS support at all.
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5y ago
All chromebooks are running coreboot that is open source, as far I understand. As much as google gets hate, pixel phone and chromebooks are made to be hacked, when contrasted with Apple.
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5y ago
I don't think computational resources will have greater effect, because you can see this by simple plot running time x axis and model performance y axis.
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5y ago
Except, human brain changes on second by second bases, it is highly distributed and concurrent system with unimaginable redundancy, furthermore brain capability of learning/adaptability from just from one or few examples/tries doe
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5y ago
> Docker Swarm is basically abandonware with terrible reputation. Can you provide source for terrible reputation.
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Fortran Web Framework
(fortran.io)
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> if only we had the political will to distribute resources intelligently. Do you mean like USSR tried to do it ? The root premise of free market (with transparency and regulation) is the most efficient system of resources distribution.
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5y ago
Ken Burns Vietnam War documentary, exemplifies really well how limited commitment to fight a war, will result in similar situation as in Korea (to a degree, I guess), Vietnam, almost in Iraq, and now in Afghanistan.
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5y ago
Where is a line between end-to-end audio compression and end-to-end audio encryption ?
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5y ago
I think (hope) it is matter of time before they will also start supporting coreboot, probably.
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5y ago
Only couple days ago or so, after so many years (following it since 2011 or so) I realized only one value in bitcoin; Supporting sci-hub, that's about it, of course for some buying drugs online is an value too.
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neatze
5y ago
> doesn’t mean they haven’t been improved on in some way. In what way specifically ?
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5y ago
To me, my biggest issue with scanning user data is accountability and transparency; Who will audit false passive cases including reasons for unlocking data ? How false positive cases will be investigated and by whom ? (in case it was intent
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5y ago
Same here, market(s) over time will be cornered without control policies that counter monopoly.
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5y ago
embracing* just a typo, and noprocrast true.
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5y ago
I am still in denial, that company such as Microsoft seems like so far genuinely embarrassing open source community.
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5y ago
Negatively compared to what specifically ?
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5y ago
Out of curiosity, what out of the truth he brings did surprised you the most ?
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5y ago
The myth of the peace-loving "noble savage" is persistent and pernicious. Indeed, for the last fifty years, most popular and scholarly works have agreed that prehistoric warfare was rare, harmless, unimportant, and, like smallpox,
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5y ago
This is how I am reading it as an wheel analogy; 1. Maintaining vacuum state costs energy. 2. Using energy you can change wheel rotation from clock wise to counter clockwise. 3. By using energy when changing wheel ration, wheel rotation ene
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neatze
5y ago
It is really hard to follow context of article, guess is not written for us mortals. My primitive understanding that is most likely wrong; > If it sounds implausible, it is: After much thrill and controversy, a 2014 proof showed that Wil
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