And I'm sure it would be an interesting read. However, I feel I should also point out that what makes this article interesting isn't that this technology is out of date, it is that it is a glimpse into a time when we…
You missed the point. You're comfortable enough with your equal status to openly deflate their status, _because_ you both know it doesn't mean anything. Fair trade/permission giving: later they can tease you and lower…
The fact that _he_ believes it is important which shoulder he touches produces enough an effect that one can be fooled into thinking the touches have the power instead of the belief.
The problem is that sort of video doesn't show the failures, so we have no idea how real the success rate is.
On the other hand, it's a little flaky that they set a parameter to try to get human-like response times. Statistical fitting. We built it to hit this number, we're surprised when it does! Cool calculation process,…
I don't know why my instinct is to anthropomorphize them, but somehow they're goddamned _cute_. Look! Robots playing ping pong! A robot dog might be in my future :/
You just 'sucked the life' out of this thread and proved forensic's point about 'chronically negative people.' :( Also, in a topic like this where we're examining differences between cultures, it's pretty implicit that…
"Techcrunch speculates on revenue numbers, gets caught." Am I reading this right?
Yes, but (so the argument goes) they were a legal violation, sanctioned by the U.N. or whatever prototype of the U.N. existed at the time.
>I sort of wonder how atheists process someone like him believing in God. Cognitive dissonance. I kid, I kid: but I see too many atheists happy to deride a viewpoint with that pop-psychology term as a means of…
My point is that you must treat intrusions as an inevitability when trying to counteract intrusion. And anyone who builds a sandcastle should be aware of the ocean. The kid's breaking into this account is embarrassing.…
You're judging a point by the way it was made rather than its ultimate goal? I mean, I'm all for praising gymnastics, but if we're trying for truth here shouldn't endgame be valued over execution?
alternatively, a way to accurately measure their accounting week by week?
>I agree absolutely, but did this hugely complex system really perform admirably in the case of the tsunami? Yes. I'm beating a dead horse at this point, but once again, your terminology indicates you're not…
More can always be done. Confining your reaction to the emotional is uninformative and exactly the sort of panic that our media creates and is creating about this event. If you can't slip smoothly from being sad about…
I dunno, I think it's kinda funny. It's the sort of jab that points out that the kind of person who bluntly asserts raising kids is stupid is happier boozing at status joints and pursuing endless 'city glamor'.
There is an intellectual purity that is maintained through anonymity. I don't have to be consistent with my previous posts or any future posts I might want to make. I don't have to worry about what people will think of…
in certain ideologies subscribed to by some anti-imaginary-property proponents, this statement applies to the author of those words as well.
Bleh. The moment you start thinking "one of the most powerful and off putting military advantages that could have been deployed, in either Ancient, or Renaissance times, would have been hot air balloons." is the moment…
maybe it's because it's late, because i'm cranky, or because i'm feeling elitist. but i'm not going to read an opinion about physics on wired.com i've got to have some scientific standards, right? edit: ahahaha, i go to…
that's overused. "do the exact opposite," that is. superficial understanding without an actual construction.
This is true, but doesn't mean there aren't coordinators, actually skilled hackers who embrace the directionlessness even as they give it direction. It isn't _just_ foot-soldiers.
He thought that Anonymous was affiliated ("strongly linked") with Wikileaks, as if there was some secret backdoor agreement between them. Nutcase. There doesn't _need_ to be any agreement or promise between Anonymous…
Yeah, and the first act of the Indian intelligentsia was against sati. It's easy to be against the most obviously wrong. My point wasn't that reform hasn't happened, my point was objecting to the casual generalization…
Add to this the fact that this vote _doesn't matter_ in the sense that deciding to turn it down isn't a final decision. This actually makes it easier for someone to vote against it for purposes of political expediency,…
And I'm sure it would be an interesting read. However, I feel I should also point out that what makes this article interesting isn't that this technology is out of date, it is that it is a glimpse into a time when we…
You missed the point. You're comfortable enough with your equal status to openly deflate their status, _because_ you both know it doesn't mean anything. Fair trade/permission giving: later they can tease you and lower…
The fact that _he_ believes it is important which shoulder he touches produces enough an effect that one can be fooled into thinking the touches have the power instead of the belief.
The problem is that sort of video doesn't show the failures, so we have no idea how real the success rate is.
On the other hand, it's a little flaky that they set a parameter to try to get human-like response times. Statistical fitting. We built it to hit this number, we're surprised when it does! Cool calculation process,…
I don't know why my instinct is to anthropomorphize them, but somehow they're goddamned _cute_. Look! Robots playing ping pong! A robot dog might be in my future :/
You just 'sucked the life' out of this thread and proved forensic's point about 'chronically negative people.' :( Also, in a topic like this where we're examining differences between cultures, it's pretty implicit that…
"Techcrunch speculates on revenue numbers, gets caught." Am I reading this right?
Yes, but (so the argument goes) they were a legal violation, sanctioned by the U.N. or whatever prototype of the U.N. existed at the time.
>I sort of wonder how atheists process someone like him believing in God. Cognitive dissonance. I kid, I kid: but I see too many atheists happy to deride a viewpoint with that pop-psychology term as a means of…
My point is that you must treat intrusions as an inevitability when trying to counteract intrusion. And anyone who builds a sandcastle should be aware of the ocean. The kid's breaking into this account is embarrassing.…
You're judging a point by the way it was made rather than its ultimate goal? I mean, I'm all for praising gymnastics, but if we're trying for truth here shouldn't endgame be valued over execution?
alternatively, a way to accurately measure their accounting week by week?
>I agree absolutely, but did this hugely complex system really perform admirably in the case of the tsunami? Yes. I'm beating a dead horse at this point, but once again, your terminology indicates you're not…
More can always be done. Confining your reaction to the emotional is uninformative and exactly the sort of panic that our media creates and is creating about this event. If you can't slip smoothly from being sad about…
I dunno, I think it's kinda funny. It's the sort of jab that points out that the kind of person who bluntly asserts raising kids is stupid is happier boozing at status joints and pursuing endless 'city glamor'.
There is an intellectual purity that is maintained through anonymity. I don't have to be consistent with my previous posts or any future posts I might want to make. I don't have to worry about what people will think of…
in certain ideologies subscribed to by some anti-imaginary-property proponents, this statement applies to the author of those words as well.
Bleh. The moment you start thinking "one of the most powerful and off putting military advantages that could have been deployed, in either Ancient, or Renaissance times, would have been hot air balloons." is the moment…
maybe it's because it's late, because i'm cranky, or because i'm feeling elitist. but i'm not going to read an opinion about physics on wired.com i've got to have some scientific standards, right? edit: ahahaha, i go to…
that's overused. "do the exact opposite," that is. superficial understanding without an actual construction.
This is true, but doesn't mean there aren't coordinators, actually skilled hackers who embrace the directionlessness even as they give it direction. It isn't _just_ foot-soldiers.
He thought that Anonymous was affiliated ("strongly linked") with Wikileaks, as if there was some secret backdoor agreement between them. Nutcase. There doesn't _need_ to be any agreement or promise between Anonymous…
Yeah, and the first act of the Indian intelligentsia was against sati. It's easy to be against the most obviously wrong. My point wasn't that reform hasn't happened, my point was objecting to the casual generalization…
Add to this the fact that this vote _doesn't matter_ in the sense that deciding to turn it down isn't a final decision. This actually makes it easier for someone to vote against it for purposes of political expediency,…