nutjob2

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by nutjob2 8y ago
You've definitely bought the hype. There is no convincing definition of what (human) intelligence is. All you've done is taken what machines do today and claimed that is what intelligence is.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
And a second hand Chromebook is cheaper than the new Chromebook price point. I guess you could then suggest stealing a non Chromebook laptop as a "better deal" to support a specious argument.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
OSv is a much friendlier entree to unikernals which makes it much more productive for most existing code. Glad to hear development is continuing.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
"arbitrary code I've installed" How do you do that if there is no facility to load and run code? That's what he's getting at, the binary installed has fixed functionality and has no facilities to do anything but wha
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by nutjob2 8y ago
"is collected by most every intelligence agency, without a warrant" This is tinfoil hat stuff. Depending on the data and the situation, they need warrants just like everyone else.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
When I entered the US as an new immigrant at LAX the immigration agent there was almost comically rude and aggressive with me. He keep on shouting at me, telling me to do things but not explaining what that entailed, he even refused to lend
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by nutjob2 8y ago
Yes. Class 4 LTE is widely available and tops out at 150Mbps. I usually get half of that. More to the point you only need your contacts and a few other things immediately.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
So one ugly hack was replaced with another somewhat less ugly hack, which will be replaced by another hack at a later date. Sounds like every corporate environment I ever encountered, and Tesla it seems. It usually happens becuase they have
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by nutjob2 8y ago
If you release corporate secrets you can be successfully sued, regardless.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
You can sue for the loss of value of your website, even if it doesn't make an income it remains an asset with monetary value.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
This is just plain incompetence, up and down the line. Any idiot can google this stuff and find out exactly what he needs to do within an hour.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
This is not Europe wide. I have current and first hand experience of two EU countries in this regard and nothing has changed in the last couple of years. In any system mistakes are made on both sides of an application and most countries hav
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by nutjob2 8y ago
This is par for the course in the UK right now. The Tories have been pandering to the xenophobes and racists for some time now an their "hostile environment" for immigrants isn't restricted to ones who are doing something ill
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by nutjob2 8y ago
So given two jobs, you'll focus on the one that pays you the least per hour? Apple isn't just being smart, it has a fiduciary duty to maximize shareholder returns. I'm not sure what you mean by "political reasons" b
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by nutjob2 8y ago
https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/
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by nutjob2 8y ago
You've got it the wrong way around. Apple is neglecting their Mac line becuase it's paltry compared to their phone business. It's just as much, if not more, work with a fraction of the profits. They would be negligent to do o
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by nutjob2 8y ago
Apple has been running MacOS internally on ARM hardware for a long, long time now. I guess you missed the fact that Apple has endless billions to spend and can buy or hire to achieve anything they want.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
They can if they don't believe they are a US citizen. A birth certificate isn't definitive and could be rejected.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
You're confusing claiming dual nationality, which the US has no problem with, with entering on a non-US passport as a US citizen, which is not allowed. Your relative was lucky that the immigration officer allowed that. "U.S. natio
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by nutjob2 8y ago
Friends don't let friends ICO.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
"in my experience typically I/O is the primary bottleneck for database loads" Not when you have potentially neatly 3TB of memory cache. Of course it all depends on the dataset.
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by nutjob2 8y ago
Getting a credit score as an immigrant with no close friends: 1: get a store card 2: get a bank account or two with large bank (say Chase), after you've deposited large sums of money for a few months, ask them about credit cards 3: whe
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by nutjob2 8y ago
Pretty sure my ancestral home is somewhere on Mayfair. I demand access to an affordable London flat thereabouts! Also if you're talking about the Bay Area, much of the real estate pricing there is driven by the anti-development tendenc
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by nutjob2 8y ago
You're sort of skipping over the bit where a bug in the software (or a hardware issue) kills the user. That's the crux of "being blamed" and regulation. You might say in response it will "almost never" happen,
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by nutjob2 8y ago
The Europeans are a crafty bunch. This arrangement is by design, not by accident or ignorance. The main problem among EU members is the lack of reforms. Devaluation has been used as a panacea for all manner of economic ills, but devaluation
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by nutjob2 8y ago
Seeming ignored in these discussions is that right up to the bailout Greece's problems were entirely self inflicted. When you're unable to take responsibility for or support yourself you suffer the whims of others. That's the
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by nutjob2 8y ago
Great theory, but have you tried to get a climate change law through Congress lately? People vote for people who reflect their views, or at least freely, for whoever they want, so ultimately responsibility rests with the voters for the qual
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by nutjob2 8y ago
It does in fact have a JIT, but just for (32 bit) x86.
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Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes. - Dijkstra
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by nutjob2 8y ago
The internet has given impetus to the global adoption of English becuase that is how most of the internet's functionality is exposed. The internet supports many languages, but if you want the latest/best/coolest stuff tends t

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