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by toufka 9y ago
Is that approach not entirely just an opinion of yours though? How can you state so firmly (in opposition to many here) that "you're practically guaranteeing permanent under-correction". I think that statement is only true i
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by toufka 9y ago
I think it was Joe Rogan who mentioned a similar point where, until a goal is reached those who want equity and those who just want a position of power are pointed in the exact same direction. It is only once the goal is reached that the d
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by toufka 9y ago
Apparently GPU prices are being distorted by this gold rush. Gamer forums are learning what Etherium is these days.
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by toufka 9y ago
I've mentioned it before, but it's frustrating how linked 'freedom' and 'free' are. If you buy into the security walled garden, you must too accept the commercial walled garden. I don't think those t
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by toufka 9y ago
Don't forget another big differentiator of FB from a bunch of others at the same time was having a few (accidental? intentional?) very dark psychological patterns. At the time, real names were not commonly used online. That coupled wi
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by toufka 9y ago
An important nuance between the idea that you should be trying to solve a problem vs your problem. Identifying your problem gets you aimed correctly and can be a significant insight, but if you don't accept feedback by dint of de
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by toufka 9y ago
Pretty cool lineup. Even just a few speakers in, it's clear for as much commonality as exist between companies and founders, there are also a lot of differences in how to successfully approach different industries. It's validating
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by toufka 9y ago
This is likely why they have the, "please don't" shut down your site" line in the letter. A dodge to shift their original intent away from that kind of liability.
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by toufka 9y ago
If you have a jailbroken device you can actually remove all app labels completely - it's gorgeous. I picked up a friend's iphone and felt completely overwhelmed by all the useless text everywhere.
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by toufka 9y ago
All the more reason the blog is so useful. I'd hate to think with all the modern technology around us that the house I live in 'just doesn't feel right' because it was not built employing the past dozen millennia-worth
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by toufka 9y ago
If you like the above and want some high-level academic analysis on the legal/geopolitical aspects of the week's events: - Foreign Policy's Editor's Round Table (ER) - Lawfare - Rational Security All are conversations wi
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by toufka 9y ago
If we go back to some philosophical roots, Facebook as a company and those who control it (may) effectively have a monopoly on the "marketplace of ideas". This doesn't mean they are abusing that power, nor that the monopoly
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by toufka 9y ago
Huh, that's an interesting thought. Imagine Cupertino had (nearly) finished designing this sleek machine, thought it was a wonderful answer to refresh their Mac Pro, then they get completely railed in January for failing to provide pro
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by toufka 9y ago
This is precisely why both doctors and attorneys are considered 'professions' - as they both have articulated professional obligations that are primary to their making money. They both have duties of either care, or of law to the
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by toufka 9y ago
Thunderbolt promised there would be external GPUs, but IIRC there were licensing and corporate disputes that prevented such hardware from ever materializing ( after the design and debut of the Mac Pro). But it definitely was the promise o
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by toufka 9y ago
That was the exact statement made about the Mac Pro when it was released in 2013. Look how well that went.
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by toufka 9y ago
Are you sure there will be an actual Mac Pro later? This iMac Pro seems to be their 'Pro' desktop offering.
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by toufka 9y ago
Let's take all the heat issues from the traschan pro, strap on a 5k display and put it into a consumer-level shell. Yeah... heat will be a problem.
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by toufka 9y ago
How is this not another Trashcan Mac Pro? It is a beautiful, expensive device at launch but has no capability of being upgraded, expanded or experimented with. It looks to have same thermal conundrum as the trashcan needing to dissipate th
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by toufka 9y ago
I guess the better way to ask is when do those effects dominate rather than merely effect. At what point do structure and feature type need to actually change?
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by toufka 9y ago
And last time I checked into it, neither has much to do with 7 or 10 nanometers. The 'feature sizes' of old are not actually on that scale, rather it's more a measure (read: marketing speak) of resolution than of feature siz
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by toufka 9y ago
Not really. A single organism (outside of the human race) cannot call the full force of an entire 'environment' against another species. And species (outside of humans) must abide by natural laws of energy transfer - for every a
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by toufka 9y ago
There's also the thought that evolutionary adaptations are so tightly coupled with environmental landscape that it'd primarily work the other way around. For whatever defense mechanism we lack for that particular parasite, they l
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by toufka 10y ago
>United could have very easily avoided calling them in the first place. Yep. And that actually yet further shifts the blame towards United even from your split. If you call in security goons, you can't get mad when they act like se
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by toufka 10y ago
You're (not even you, your lab is) paying for niche, specialized, professional software - it's not "accounting software" or "photo software" or "chat software". Out of curiosity, how much do you expe
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by toufka 10y ago
It has a reputation of being very splashy. If you have really good work it gets put there, is bright, is well-regarded. However, of the bench-scientists (not the professors) who have published in their journals, it is clear that their sty
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by toufka 10y ago
Curious - for us non-strategists could you give another sentence explaining your thought here. I don't quite get why scaling both would prevent a sale - but it appears like hard-earned insight.
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by toufka 10y ago
This depends on so many things - your comment is precisely hysterical. It depends on where you live, whether or not you check yourself after you leave the woods, what kinds of ticks they are, whether the disease is being carried, and what k
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by toufka 10y ago
Kind of a loaded question, but what do you mean by 'AI' other than developing an algorithm that makes a computer look 'smart'?
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by toufka 10y ago
202.38.128.1 - http://ihep.ac.cn/ - Chinese Academy of Sciences High Energy Physics 211.40.103.194 - http://utc21.co.kr - Korea from: https://github.com/x0rz/EQGRP/blob/master&#x2F

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