ummm32

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by ummm32 7y ago
Can't somebody just invent a pluggable PC architecture, ala Kubernetes? So you would connect several PCs, notebooks to a switch, or by wifi, then you run a desktop, gnome or something, but there's a layer, heck it can be even a wr
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by ummm32 7y ago
You're partially right (because AGI really looks like VERY far away for the current status in theory publicly known), but it's not exactly like "magical thinking". There are several public examples of radically more adva
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by ummm32 7y ago
Quite fair, but not 100% certain. Almost nobody really knows how developed is the state-of-the-art theory / applied technology in confidentials advances that the usual suspects may have already achieved. I.E. deepmind, openai, baidu, n
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by ummm32 7y ago
> ts unbelievable how much code does not react properly on Communications failures / init / lag. I think this is the main reason those we do some kind of engineering work have jobs. Those issues are prevalent in anything built
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by ummm32 7y ago
I can confirm that from point of a spanish spoken viewer here in LATAM. We have had our share of time - decades - of a military fully controlled society, so now living in democracy many expressions or even words/verbs had subtlety chan
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by ummm32 7y ago
This is exactly how some guys in gyms used to consume anabolic steroids, I'm talking about the practice around the 90s, for them this was just a dark pattern in sports (heavy weight lifting). Some used to train several months a year co
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by ummm32 8y ago
legendary hero
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by ummm32 8y ago
Could have been just the best possible shot to avoid a neo-totalitarian society, and the current abuse could be actually a minor consequence (and completely manageable for nation states > take a look at EU GDPR). "move fast and brea
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by ummm32 8y ago
That moral opinions equals the one of Peter Thiel about the good in mass surveillance: based on his opinion that after 9/11, powerful western entities were on the side of really harsh intrusive countermeasures (and the restriction of c
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by ummm32 8y ago
I though that tech was actually quite older, like that it was born just after masers got well powered and mobile https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maser#Uses
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by ummm32 8y ago
"Is Fascism Returning to Europe?" https://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/19/opinion/is-fascism-return...
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by ummm32 9y ago
Just wanted to say, for sure there's wrong stuff everywhere (a couple of versions of failed missiles maybe), somewhere in the system, but America is by far one of the best countries in the world to have been born, and I'm not bein