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by user837387 10y ago
I really think you are underestimating the impact that GAI will have on the planet. Anybody with it will become the most powerful person on Earth ever. Honestly, I think we are naive in thinking that GAI will just become another service. Fr
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by user837387 10y ago
Wait What? Numenta is a scam? This is the first I'm hearing about it. Could you please expand on that assertion? By the way, one of the founders [1 ]of vicarious was also a founder of Numenta. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by user837387 10y ago
Well, I believe that the best thing is to phase things out rather than go cold turkey. Otherwise you will get a backlash like the civil war that happened here in the USA.
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by user837387 10y ago
Now add the number of hours or days for testing and debugging those 500 lines of code and you get the true amount of time that it took to write 500 LOC. Otherwise I can also write a huge amount of lines of code in a day but pretty much none
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by user837387 10y ago
>>It was probably the stupidest move they could have done, as no company would trust them again, and lost them all the goodwill they had.<< There are plenty of people in the business world that screw so many people, businesses,
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by user837387 10y ago
Reading the piece he is basically describing [1]YouKnowWho's supporters. By the end he is pretty much describing YouKnowWho [2] himself. [1] I used the moniker You Know Who instead of using Donald's last name. It seems to enrage s
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by user837387 10y ago
>>Lost was all a communal dream while everyone on the flight died together. Noooooooo!!!. You've just spoiled it for me. No I'll never work up the courage to watch the series. I've tried watching the first episode sever
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by user837387 10y ago
How so? I've watched it several times and not sure how it relates?
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by user837387 10y ago
>>and spotted a new enemy There is something about this that just makes me chuckle. Don't know why.
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by user837387 10y ago
The west doesn't give a fuck. They say they do but it is not true. Most of us are just a bunch of hypocrites. Some people do have principles but a big portion does not. Just look at who all the evangelicals voted for in the U.S. presid
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by user837387 10y ago
I lived in the country side for a long time. It was a small farming town of no more than 1000 people surrounded by farming and grazing land. I don't remember dogs attacking anything other then themselves. They were never a problem with
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Venezuelas economic crisis is so bad that parents are giving away their children(qz.com)
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by user837387 10y ago
Thank you for this. It is definitely good, in my opinion, not to forget all his flaws. He was an asshole. But he was also a genius. Most great people are like this, imperfect in some way, and I think it is naive not to recognize that.
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by user837387 10y ago
About Y2K: during that time my family kept hearing that really bad things could happen at midnight with the coming of the new millennium. One of the main things that could happen, I think, was the lost of electrical power. So, a couple of s
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by user837387 10y ago
So what college degree did you get? Just asking because I never would have been able to coast through Electrical Engineering courses. It was not necessarily that they were hard, but rather that some professors and books seemed to get a thr
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by user837387 10y ago
>>Devices of uncertain possibility It is certain. 100% certain. It will be simpler than the brain and way more powerful. >>no timetable certainly will make such a thing irrelevant. Yeah, not sure when this will happen. But it wi
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by user837387 10y ago
General AI will make all of this irrelevant. A General AI doctor never needs to sleep and would never forget anything relevant. That is, if the government allows it to be used in consumer products. It would make a potent military weapon. Pr
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by user837387 10y ago
Can you please mention from which author since I imagine there are more than one?
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by user837387 10y ago
>>Can you tell why I never got married (walked once, stood up once)? :-) Not really. But it sounds like an interesting story if you care to share the gist of it.
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by user837387 10y ago
That completely got me. I thought he was talking about green technology which did not make much sense to me. Didn't realize he was talking about profitability.
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by user837387 10y ago
This is really good advice. Thanks.
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by user837387 10y ago
Unfortunately this is my throw away account. I speak my mind so I come off as a troll. I'll post the latest project I'm working under my real user id in a few months. I'm kicking myself since this appears to be a good opportu
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by user837387 10y ago
Well, I want to be successful the same way Mark is successful, I want to make money. Having money I can then work on even more ambitious projects. Isn't that what we all want to do? Getting thousands of people to look at and/or co
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by user837387 10y ago
Hey, I also work my ass off to the point of getting sick and I have accomplished nothing. By that I mean I have not made any money. I've listed some of my projects here and not even a single up vote. I don't like it but it is what
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by user837387 10y ago
I'll jump into the flame war and say that every single programming language we use with computers is math. It may just not be expressed in a way you are comfortable with. And they are all as 100% predictable as FP.
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by user837387 10y ago
>>Trump wants NATO countries to pay their fair share, how long until he gets the idea that all countries around the world should pay a GPS licensing fee least GPS regional denial be turned on?<< Now now, do not insert political
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by user837387 10y ago
google, facebook, amazon?
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by user837387 10y ago
I really do not want to waste my time debating this with people like you who are willfully blind but what you are saying needs a counterpoint. More than 10 woman came forward claiming it was not consensual and the number is probably bigger
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by user837387 10y ago
>>[1]John Steele gleefully threatened opponents and Paul Hansmeier famously sneered at the defamation defendants "welcome to the big leagues." It was those actions that drew much more attention to their cases. Character is d
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by user837387 10y ago
>> take at least one full term length ethics course I did take one for my Masters in Computer Science. I think it was required. Unfortunately, for some reason I didn't understand most of it. Don't know why. My suspicion is t

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