Effectively rendering B and C incompatible in sharing D objects and structures. Just because you technically can doesn't make it a good thing in software architecture. There is a reason why most globally linked runtimes…
The Oracle vs. Google case is based around the copying of header files, including comments, verbatim as is. The Oracle Amazon API usage is an identical re-implementation of the interfaces, but as a web solution there is…
Care about their responsibilities
> Why would their targets use Facebook for communication when there's many other existing platforms that provide this service. Because the kids pedophiles target are also there. Just like the easily manipulated…
Source?
They are basically pushing a credit line in-app to half a billion users. That's the wet dream of western credit card companies. Sure in some perspective getting people not used to debt at all to easily overspend might…
> As much as 10-50x faster than existing best-in-class tools. We’ve flipped simulation software on its head through modern functional programming. I'd guess they accelerate simulations on the GPU and/or over multiple…
Look at their revenue vs net profit chart. I bet scaling this kind of investment model that reliably is something out of the ordinary. They print money.
The cost of ethical science is well known, and still proper democratic countries deny themselves the ignorance of human rights that is prevalent in China. Your comments read like quoted from Nazi Germany medical…
A secure language is any strongly typed language that caters well to static analysis. Enterprise (and up to some point open-source) tools exist that are able to capture a vast range of security issues in code with the…
Individual motivation and well intent has nothing to do with the forces that drive a large corporate entity at scale. Implementing censored search for an oppressive regime or providing research to killer drone programs…
Since there is already highly efficient event driven I/O and a context switch is bound to happen for applications that require major business logic in user space, I doubt there will be huge benefits for large server…
To be fair it should be considered that within the kernel space event driven architectures are already ubiquitous though. I/O, filesystem, you name it. Including powerful multiplexing and dispatch frameworks. I'd rather…
> Alpha-Go doesn't seem to implement much randomness at all into the moves it plays. The source of randomness is in time-controls (AlphaGo may choose MoveX before 30 seconds of analysis, or MoveY after 30 seconds of…
> Likewise, to form a valuable proposition, you need a sense of value Point taken
Admittedly, that list is an arbitrary poke into areas of debate in your fields of profession. As a take on your interpretation of creativity: I would argue that the act of forming new and valuable propositions is not…
> All this resulted from evolutionary processes. Any approximation of AI which will deal with other agents will develop something like that and more in order to be competitive, collaborate and survive. How can we assume…
Casual reasoning is one thing that is lacking. But what about creativity? What about drive and desire? What about belief and the will to fail on the road to success? What about collective intelligence and the need to…
And specifically, enabling the application of reinforcement tree searching agents into domains with blackbox environments. This paper is not only about increased convergence performance, it is about enabling agents in…
So much for the success of Chinese propaganda abroad. No democratic western state comes close to the totalitarian regime that is China. They attacked students with tanks a few decades ago and still have the same people…
Couldn't some kind of graph compression algorithm preprocess the subscribed rulesets into what fits 30k rules? I have no idea about the domain but 30k rules seems more than sufficient to map from a 150k set of…
A few years after your CEO proposes crazy ideas via email: 24 Q. So where you say "which is kind of crazy," 25 why was that kind of crazy? < missing pages ... > 1 A. Again, I don't recall. 2 Q. Mr. Olivan? 3 A. Again, I…
This implies that librarians are able to filter through the vast troves of the endless self- or small-scale publishing stream. That is what big publishers and influential reviewers do for you when they push big names. I…
The Facebook shills are certainly not foreign to the influencer group that is HN if you track recent news discussions.
Certainly not, but this is exactly how China buys influence by courting the rich and important.
Effectively rendering B and C incompatible in sharing D objects and structures. Just because you technically can doesn't make it a good thing in software architecture. There is a reason why most globally linked runtimes…
The Oracle vs. Google case is based around the copying of header files, including comments, verbatim as is. The Oracle Amazon API usage is an identical re-implementation of the interfaces, but as a web solution there is…
Care about their responsibilities
> Why would their targets use Facebook for communication when there's many other existing platforms that provide this service. Because the kids pedophiles target are also there. Just like the easily manipulated…
Source?
They are basically pushing a credit line in-app to half a billion users. That's the wet dream of western credit card companies. Sure in some perspective getting people not used to debt at all to easily overspend might…
> As much as 10-50x faster than existing best-in-class tools. We’ve flipped simulation software on its head through modern functional programming. I'd guess they accelerate simulations on the GPU and/or over multiple…
Look at their revenue vs net profit chart. I bet scaling this kind of investment model that reliably is something out of the ordinary. They print money.
The cost of ethical science is well known, and still proper democratic countries deny themselves the ignorance of human rights that is prevalent in China. Your comments read like quoted from Nazi Germany medical…
A secure language is any strongly typed language that caters well to static analysis. Enterprise (and up to some point open-source) tools exist that are able to capture a vast range of security issues in code with the…
Individual motivation and well intent has nothing to do with the forces that drive a large corporate entity at scale. Implementing censored search for an oppressive regime or providing research to killer drone programs…
Since there is already highly efficient event driven I/O and a context switch is bound to happen for applications that require major business logic in user space, I doubt there will be huge benefits for large server…
To be fair it should be considered that within the kernel space event driven architectures are already ubiquitous though. I/O, filesystem, you name it. Including powerful multiplexing and dispatch frameworks. I'd rather…
> Alpha-Go doesn't seem to implement much randomness at all into the moves it plays. The source of randomness is in time-controls (AlphaGo may choose MoveX before 30 seconds of analysis, or MoveY after 30 seconds of…
> Likewise, to form a valuable proposition, you need a sense of value Point taken
Admittedly, that list is an arbitrary poke into areas of debate in your fields of profession. As a take on your interpretation of creativity: I would argue that the act of forming new and valuable propositions is not…
> All this resulted from evolutionary processes. Any approximation of AI which will deal with other agents will develop something like that and more in order to be competitive, collaborate and survive. How can we assume…
Casual reasoning is one thing that is lacking. But what about creativity? What about drive and desire? What about belief and the will to fail on the road to success? What about collective intelligence and the need to…
And specifically, enabling the application of reinforcement tree searching agents into domains with blackbox environments. This paper is not only about increased convergence performance, it is about enabling agents in…
So much for the success of Chinese propaganda abroad. No democratic western state comes close to the totalitarian regime that is China. They attacked students with tanks a few decades ago and still have the same people…
Couldn't some kind of graph compression algorithm preprocess the subscribed rulesets into what fits 30k rules? I have no idea about the domain but 30k rules seems more than sufficient to map from a 150k set of…
A few years after your CEO proposes crazy ideas via email: 24 Q. So where you say "which is kind of crazy," 25 why was that kind of crazy? < missing pages ... > 1 A. Again, I don't recall. 2 Q. Mr. Olivan? 3 A. Again, I…
This implies that librarians are able to filter through the vast troves of the endless self- or small-scale publishing stream. That is what big publishers and influential reviewers do for you when they push big names. I…
The Facebook shills are certainly not foreign to the influencer group that is HN if you track recent news discussions.
Certainly not, but this is exactly how China buys influence by courting the rich and important.