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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
Teeth are also more intricate and "fiddly". Superficially arms legs fingers and toes are the same thing. Organic leverages. Their makeup due to evolution is advanced, but very straight to the point. They are also big. Teeth are sm
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
Gas you use to cook with doesn't smell either. They add stuff to it so u can smell it. It is just as silently deadly without these additives.
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
A meteor big and fast enough to break up the planet? It's very presumptumous to say if we can colonise, than we "obviously must have" a solution for this scenario. Let's fully assume you are right, theory and practise a
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
This is true. That said, many inventions in history were not the endgoal, but a side-effect off a research with a different goal in mind. Do you think if we stopped development on pc's around the 80's, and pick it up fresh in 2017
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
The problem with AI is that the word has become layman-y. AI at a glance seems so heavily focused on both technical aspects (ie. computing power), and modeling a human's cognitive train off thought. So many neural networks around which
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
Staying on earth is running a server without a backup. We all know how that ends.. Work oppurtunities for data retrieval companies. Other planets would be our species redundancy at the very least. Playing it out, our sun will run out off fu
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
Edge cases are king in networking, at least now that humans are so "connected". Sometimes I'm playing a multiplayer online game and the connection lags for a second. My network then switches over, which takes up at least more
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
First rule off the internet.. You are on the internet. The magical place where people all over the world unite. "Job search in tech is extra long and frustrating." What planet are they on? You might be on to something here. Coul
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
As much as I dislike facebook. The reasoning that they can pay means they should is almost defining corruption, and an easy way for a govt to get money. The problem is not one of morals, as I doubt fb wants this type off content at all. I t
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
Definitely misleading. I loved the example off "amount off code needed in js...". These statements make me laugh by default. Amount off code needed in these contexts is so relative. U can write 3 functions, chain them as promise&#
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
Well, I opened up my supposed music cache from Spotify once and u dont get a list with audio tracks, but encrypted data. The cache was about 12gb large so it must be the audio. If it was the pure audio source then nothing stops me from copy
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
I wanted to edit this factor in as well actually. I remember well the anecdotes of working for Steve Jobs. Devs sitting through an entire weekend just to make the transition for switching between menu's precise to the millisecond. This
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
It is true, but I still think there are non tech related issues at hand as well. This music data is worth millions in revenue. There are dozen off indy software freely made free of charge that can easy and efficiently cache music as per my
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by xxxdarrenxxx 9y ago
Music player Read file > play Spotify Internet > dl file > convert decrypt > read file > play > remove files after max cache reached The internet/downloading takes a lot off power. The filesystem is also in use far mo