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by tener 10y ago
Plus interest or not?
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by tener 10y ago
Pretty sure brains are exploiting quantum phenomenas too, we just haven't noticed that yet. This should make replicating human brain much harder.
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Intel launches silicon photonics(zdnet.com)
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by tener 10y ago
Perhaps the root of issue here is with the tooling or language, but If I were them I wouldn't feel in control of my own code. And that should be terryfing.
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by tener 10y ago
Grenada rocks.
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by tener 10y ago
Perhaps people from Wall Street would have different needs?
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by tener 10y ago
Nicely done but claims like this: > Increase productivity 200% or more are dodgy. Where did they get this number from?
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by tener 10y ago
Finally we can have a fair market for DDoS! This is what will liberate the system from the evil overlords of DDoS corporations!!!
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by tener 10y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't tape drives be cheaper for surveillance?
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by tener 10y ago
Really good read, the structured Q&A format is great.
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by tener 10y ago
PayPal?
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by tener 10y ago
So to check whether the address is valid I need to use a smartphone app. If I cannot do it online and only after someone gives me the address I will know it is broken, but will not know what is the correct address.
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by tener 10y ago
Perhaps a better title would be "Why It Doesn't Pay to Hide Your Emotions". Anyway, I'm hearing the whole stance of "everything is good, I'm so happy" is a cultural thing, very common in the US but not so
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by tener 10y ago
Perhaps the address can be made relative to some landmark which moves in the same direction. This could add an additional word in front of it (for the landmark) but will resolve such issues.
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by tener 10y ago
If you are sending or telling someone the adress you can't expect them to check the avatar. How would it work e.g. over the phone?
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by tener 10y ago
Not sure if bufferbloat, but happens across multiple machines and system versions (I can saturate the link with one machine, the others will still suffer). But it may be an issue with the LTE router. I don't think I can do anything abo
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by tener 10y ago
Some games are pretty convincing sand boxes and it's not obvious to me that you really need full range of senses to properly teach the AI.
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by tener 10y ago
Speed testing is a good starting point, but on my LTE connection (rural area) I find the latency to be very contributor to overall experience. Especially that once the link is saturated the latency shoots through the roof (up to x10). I wis
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by tener 10y ago
Quite likely you'd first have to invent strong AI which would give you a chance of defining a coherent theory of law which is really a tangled mess. Pretty sure no human has capacity to do it on their own in the foreseeable future.
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by tener 10y ago
Why not simply simulate the body (or indeed multiple bodies) in a virtual world? Easier to build, parallelize, extend, maintain. Possibly somewhat safer too.
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by tener 10y ago
I saw the photo of two guys standing in the lab. Somehow I thought it is from Breaking Bad or some other show (I'm not watching it so wasn't sure...). Then I read the description: > Soylent scientists at work in the food labs r
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by tener 10y ago
SQLite is indeed nothing short of amazing with regard to the testing they have.
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by tener 10y ago
You don't die when your phone reboots.
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by tener 10y ago
And how do you know the source code hasn't been tampered with? The same way: cryptographic signatures and checksums.
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by tener 10y ago
How so? You can see the build as a pure function. It consumes a binary blob but it doesn't make it any less deterministic?
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by tener 10y ago
Aren't the advanced badge features they are verifying secret?
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by tener 10y ago
Even code have bugs so it's not perfect. Your design can incorporate high level algorithm to be implemented, ins/outs, or whatever else high level constraints are most applicable to your domain.
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by tener 10y ago
See my other comment regarding oracle: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12249897
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by tener 10y ago
We always do a brainstorming before implementing any serious feature / change. Once we have the initial design business gets involved (if we can get their attention...). The results usually works without needing any drastic changes,
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by tener 10y ago
This is sad, but my point still holds. Perhaps being honest with oneself about real tasks that need to be done will help. Planning the architecture/feature, doing proof of concept etc. are all valid tasks even if they don't bring

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