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by pishpash 3y ago
Much worse than that. I wanted to get some free shipping supplies from FedEx, so I had to sign up for a shipping account. Account could not be created due to password issues on the website, forgot how I got around it but maybe had to use th
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by pishpash 3y ago
I urge you to go back and look at how Kolmogorov complexity is defined. It includes the notion that a program needs to decide whether to output the string directly or to generate it from some program. You're assuming Alice and Bob have
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by pishpash 3y ago
Not true either. The original Kolmogorov complexity is for finite strings. Plus, the program would need to store that for whichever special strings you choose you will use this function but for other ones not. That will be a giant table tha
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by pishpash 3y ago
Nothing in physics is more basic than something else, as there are equivalent formulations in other quantities. Energy and momentum are as real as matter and motion. Matter is bundles of energy exhibiting inertia and motion is just some tra
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by pishpash 3y ago
Or space internet is locked behind a walled garden.
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by pishpash 3y ago
That's already happening unfortunately. Voice print in call centers is pretty much omniscient, knowing your identity, age, gender, mood, etc. on a call. They do it in the name of "security", naturally. But nobody ever asked y
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by pishpash 3y ago
That's why all electric heating should be devices that do work or compute. Do not waste the Gibbs free energy of the universe.
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by pishpash 3y ago
They didn't miss anything. They're just double counting utility. Same thing would happen to get warm next to a computer. You pay for electricity once, and use the computer while getting cozy.
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by pishpash 3y ago
That's an AC. This is a heat engine run normally. You're not getting >= 100%.
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by pishpash 3y ago
It for sure is not because of ethical concerns. There is a higher bar to clear to burn cash when other projects are delivering high ROI. That sort of thing will never come out of Google in that form, since the post-Google Labs days.
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by pishpash 3y ago
You mean like Quora answers from a certain country's users?
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by pishpash 3y ago
During the digitization stage of the economy every company can be a tech company. That's the thesis.
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by pishpash 3y ago
They pay tech company salaries? That's about it for why it's in FAANG.
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by pishpash 3y ago
Is anyone making an actual AI PC? Not marketing hype using words for their existing efforts.
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by pishpash 3y ago
All the consumer products were killed, like Encarta, games, Microsoft home stuff. MS went full enterprise.
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by pishpash 3y ago
Lol, it doesn't scale because of the quality of the programmer, not because of the language. There may be some self-selection there but it isn't because of the language or tooling. Any "too easy" language brings these co
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by pishpash 3y ago
Linear transformations preserve the structure of the space so you can keep applying them. It's not surprising that you can always find some "space-preserving" part of a problem and fold the rest (the "non-linear" st
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by pishpash 3y ago
That usually means the representation is getting close to the truth. Good interfaces have intrinsic value, which many result-focused people do not appreciate.
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by pishpash 3y ago
That would be FPGA's.
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by pishpash 3y ago
"It was surprising for us to discover that when we prevented surface corrosion, instead of these ill-defined shapes, we saw a singular polyhedron that matches theoretical predictions based on the metal's crystal structure."
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by pishpash 3y ago
Management doesn't care about your perfect code. You won't get rewarded either.
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by pishpash 3y ago
So is it waterproof capability or planned obsolescence? You all make it sound nefarious when it is just PM's doing what PM's do.
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by pishpash 3y ago
If you can't take the heat get out of the kitchen. Real engineers find solutions to ill-posed problems every day.
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by pishpash 3y ago
It most certainly did not. XY'ing me would be stating that the question is a waste of my and their time and an answer wouldn't help me and then choosing not to answer, as was the suggested approach . It is pompous and shitty beha
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by pishpash 3y ago
There was never an XY problem to start with. There is an answer to this question and an answer to that question. Convincing someone to ask a different question is not answering a question, it's mentoring.
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by pishpash 3y ago
You're saying the problem isn't what the XY problem is, but that it isn't called Z. So an XYZ problem. /s
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by pishpash 3y ago
Then have a thick skin and say no. That's the only way.
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by pishpash 3y ago
Parent is what might be called "well socialized".
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by pishpash 3y ago
Wasn't the passkey article just front page the other day?
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by pishpash 3y ago
Since when? As far as I know they still have the virtual keyboard and it was never random. They used to have a random seed physical card.

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