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by zxcb1 7y ago
More like a tsunami with the epicentre at the 2008 US Fed; propagating as unevenly distributed hyperinflation, eventually reaching those furthest away from privileged access.
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Not according to my experience. Regardless, it is a matter of philosophy behind the product. And it is now quite different from before. I will probably find a balanced combination of Apple products and open hardware + software that fits my
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Yes. It is painful to realize that Apple has turned into that. My reference example is a Mac Mini and MacBook Pro which I bought around 2012. Both still work, and are upgraded with dual SSD and 16GB RAM. It is, however, not possible to upgr
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Are there any comparable studies taking into account the gut microbiome?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
I'm not. I believe that this kind of data in combination with machine learning makes for the perfect storm. While users may not understand the difference from before.
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Yes. However, it is not apparent which inferences are possible to make with this kind of sensor data. How invasive might this become?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Will these systems ever forgive or forget, like humans?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
This is where ethics come into play
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by zxcb1 7y ago
At which level of abstraction?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Engineering is the opposite of evolution. No?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
The Kindle system was innovative at the time with most books accessible within a minute. Yes, closed formats and systems prevent bottom up innovation which is what the Internet was originally about. I'm waiting for common sense and reg
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by zxcb1 7y ago
A centralized register is more valuable to those who need access and control, also true for malicious actors of the unwanted kind; a single transformation can affect the whole or precisely targeted parts. This is a much harder task in a sce
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by zxcb1 7y ago
To me Amazon has managed to innovate and outcompete. When reaching a quasi monopoly it all stopped and now it feels like being stuck with the worst parts of capitalism and socialism. Innovation can only take place from within the mega struc
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Please answer instead of downvoting
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by zxcb1 7y ago
What would the difference be in this scenario with full versus fractional reserve?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
It's either that or "shut up and meditate"
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Ok. So a space telescope would be prefered and this is the second best option, limited by budget?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Thanks. So what kind of improvements do they expect with this one?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Why is this better than launching a telescope into orbit?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
IQ is useful to me. Whenever someone thinks it's important I gain useful information about that individual
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by zxcb1 7y ago
The trend reminds me of McLuhans literate and tribal man https://www.nextnature.net/2009/12/the-playboy-interview-mar...
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Something like that, thinking about it as a kind of senescence, arriving at a point where they realize that the system is depleted. It needs to be planned for.
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Could this be considered unacknowledged technical debt?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
If it is possible to generate music with machine learning, it should be possible to decompose a track for comparison with others, melody, arrangement etc. The dynamics of this would be interesting, when uploading you will be told that your
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by zxcb1 7y ago
To me it sounds as if the proper metaphor is ecology. If you turn a rainforest into a desert, does it change the climate for the rest of the planet?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
What happens to the data (and metadata), will all users be transparent to these corporations? Isn’t there a risk of this turning into a social credit system?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Is this the face of technological liberation or domination?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
We believe that a global currency and financial infrastructure should be designed and governed as a public good And social infrastructure?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
It does not feel right, does it?
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by zxcb1 7y ago
Somewhere in there is a game theoretic analysis involving corporations and populations, not individuals

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