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10y ago
He made billions because he had millions to gamble with.
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> As an AI developer you have access to the AI code and memory. Until you don't. Sufficiently advanced AI can devise methods to mislead the developer.
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I am right and you're wrong if you disagree. I don't like to eat paella, so it doesn't matter. Mexican food doesn't matter Hard to make a convincing argument that way.
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you can replace Chinese related names and places with Indian names and places and it would read just the same. I've seen it through out my life and now I can see it even more clearly after being exposed to living in the US. "Chalt
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This should be made available every where. But then they can't charge us for offline and background play. YT would get more views actually if they allowed offline now. It would also help with the puny data allowances wireless carriers
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this is exactly why i moved to TMo
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10y ago
seriously? people moving away because there are no good restaurants near work places?
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10y ago
anything and everything is marketed as "data science" and "data engineering" these days becasue this is the buzzword of the day. I've been dealing with large data even before "big data" was a word but i do
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10y ago
Intel has the luxury to bet on multiple things. And I think thats a smart strategy becasue Intel is fighting Nvidia, IBM, Mellanox, ARM & many other competitors on multiple fronts. Betting on "the future" is not a single thing
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you are right and that was probably intentional. if not, there would be no way to determine if a startup is legitimate or not. attracting investment or funding seems to be the determining factor in this process.
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I like Lyft and use them preferentially, hope they stay afloat.
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It's basically competition to WhatsApp, several years late. WhatsApp solved the messaging for masses, non-technical folks, parents and grandparents. Which is why its so popular. my entire family and friends circle runs on WhatsApp. Pho
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yay! one more app to do the same thing, but "simpler" "faster" and now its "human" here is what Hangouts was described as https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2015/08/google-hangouts-now-..
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You need to look deeper into the latest system. It's not a pr machine. Even the pervious one tianhe-2 isn't. If you think it is, you're looking at the wrong sources. And no, we have not moved away from supercomputers or build
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> Anyone can build a big enough supercomputer if you throw enough money at the problem That statement shows you have no idea what's involved in developing one.
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Mobile only doesnt make any sense. I am not sitting on my mobile all the time, I am on my laptop, my gaming desktop, my android tablet, and now a beautiful surface. And I rarely ever install an app, I prefer web sites mainly because I hate
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> China ended up with last generate tech we are way past that point. China has leap frogged pretty much everyone else in every aspect. It took China less than a year to build the worlds fastest supercomputer (unclassified) after US place
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> Occasional Fasts. I normally fast from 6pm until noon the next day but I now do one 3 day fast each month. I think this is going to become more and more common as a way to head off cancer in the body. Lot of Indians fast. the reason is
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have you published any white papers detailing any of the following: architecture, instruction set, software availability, benchmarking / application porting and performance etc. I read a couple of times that you got funding from variou
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> "use as a secondary device"
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SP4 is too expensive for my needs. Dell looks great! thank you for that
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Yes, that was my initial conclusion. But I wanted to get an understanding of what others are using before I spend the $$
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I am comfortable in both OS, actually on all three major OSes. Mac is not fully supported in my company, so I run a full blown Windows VM on it anyway for incompatible applications. They support Android, iOS & Windows portable devices b
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thats a new one. comes with Windows too! great deal. I have a Toshiba Encore 2 10 tablet. But i find it too cumbersome to use, the key board is weird and takes up half the screen in landscape mode. And it feels slow. I think I would like to
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Ask HN: Best Windows tablet for work email, office document review, edits
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solution in search of a problem? Gas stations are not sparse, there is one on every corner.
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How Apple is not hit by anti-trust cases across the world on a range of topics is baffling!
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i never use facebook on mobile devices, i have a different "supervised" profile on Chrome for facebook use and nothing else. i use it because of how many people are on there, but i wont let them snoop on me
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even with good salaries, I would move away from California at the first chance I get.
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He may be doing it to prevent snooping from Corporate spies, hackers, and the like, not just for privacy, even if the reason of privacy is ironic.
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