Seriosly, some of that was pretty funny... At a superficial level, I think I would notice extra chips/wiring/HD showing up on a naked Mo-board. Going further, as you wish to approach this in pseudo-apsolutist terms, GOV…
And from my perspective, they don't care. While part of the EU, GB has yet to move off the GBP for the Euro. Also, it looks like Brexit will kill the LSE-DB merger. With LSE slated to be the lesser partner, I doubt the…
Ugh. Should read, "One semester I told my students at the beginning of the semester..." Sorry.
When I first started teaching (university level), trying to come up with what I thought would be acurate grades would keep me awake most nights. Asking fellow faculty revealed that they too had wrestled with the same…
Exactly. And when FeeBees "ask" it is, ultimately, at the point of a gun.
Good Grief. For a lot less than an F-35 program, they could install a TSM rig, with off sight backup. Ours (at a state university) deals with petabytes of data. We've had to escalate to IBM's Tier 3 support a couple of…
Looks like something of an update to Stephenson's Mother Earth, Mother Board (and way overdue). Hoping the arstechnica article is as good.
Cash is not going away anytime soon for at least a couple of reasons: Trust (Account Overloards say I have 100 USD in my account when I actually have 1,000), and cash is a very handy debt instrument for the issuer.…
In other words, Bob is not a Prophet. Bob is the Profit Margin. Cheers to the Newlyweds. May their pasta bowl never be empty.
Corpratists.
I find this data breach staggering. With your friend's comment, clearly there is a cultural vector I am completely missing. Also, please expand on their comment re: the event helping a particular candidate. I don't…
While I find your vitriol refreshing, I would suggest a change in your reading list. For those that want to examine the economics of IP vs. The Record Business, I would first read Fredric Dannen's Hit Men.
I'm a little surprised that neither side of the interview brought up J.G. Ballard's collages from the 1960s. Sorry for the lack of link. I know some are included in Re/Search #7/8.
The article content does not match the title. Lots of talk about how the guy grew up, what shaped his outlook, etc. I saw nothing about how he is building a "small, waste- and carbon-negative reactor." Is it even…
Sure. GOV has no obligation to represent either side in a bit between private parties. The curve for me is that the children in question are on the other side of the "v." from United States.
If efficiency and pedantic(s) are going to be invoked, wouldn't it be easier to have the headline read, "unlock phones," since it turns out that Apple is currently dealing with multiple requests from GOV?
The lies that so many of the citizenry buy into are far from nuanced. Rather, they are bald-faced. Often, the liars simply rely on Status Conferral, Ignorance, and Indifference to get by. I contend that Twitter is as…
I'm not seeing an article about a war on cash. Rather, I'm seeing an article about the elimination of instruments that are not Global Reserve Currencies. The idea that the US would do away with FRNs has so many…
I already know parts of the world hate me, because I come from the country that engages in drone strikes.
You are probably correct. I remember so little abut VL. Looks like it's time for a re-read...
Yep. And two of Gibson's Bridge Triology. Most notably, Idoru.
What I get from reading the article and comments is that while the elements of the prize winner's solution have been available, the novelty is in their application. Did someone already arrive at their solution, and…
"It will be science when someone scans a very small brain to a very high resolution, will build a functioning simulation of that brain in a computer to such an extent that the simulation exhibits all of the traits of…
Wasn't that originally MST3K?
Title seems like click bait to me. Article is an interesting bit about Nural Networks in specific, not AI in general. Also, not seeing any "revolution" going on.
Seriosly, some of that was pretty funny... At a superficial level, I think I would notice extra chips/wiring/HD showing up on a naked Mo-board. Going further, as you wish to approach this in pseudo-apsolutist terms, GOV…
And from my perspective, they don't care. While part of the EU, GB has yet to move off the GBP for the Euro. Also, it looks like Brexit will kill the LSE-DB merger. With LSE slated to be the lesser partner, I doubt the…
Ugh. Should read, "One semester I told my students at the beginning of the semester..." Sorry.
When I first started teaching (university level), trying to come up with what I thought would be acurate grades would keep me awake most nights. Asking fellow faculty revealed that they too had wrestled with the same…
Exactly. And when FeeBees "ask" it is, ultimately, at the point of a gun.
Good Grief. For a lot less than an F-35 program, they could install a TSM rig, with off sight backup. Ours (at a state university) deals with petabytes of data. We've had to escalate to IBM's Tier 3 support a couple of…
Looks like something of an update to Stephenson's Mother Earth, Mother Board (and way overdue). Hoping the arstechnica article is as good.
Cash is not going away anytime soon for at least a couple of reasons: Trust (Account Overloards say I have 100 USD in my account when I actually have 1,000), and cash is a very handy debt instrument for the issuer.…
In other words, Bob is not a Prophet. Bob is the Profit Margin. Cheers to the Newlyweds. May their pasta bowl never be empty.
Corpratists.
I find this data breach staggering. With your friend's comment, clearly there is a cultural vector I am completely missing. Also, please expand on their comment re: the event helping a particular candidate. I don't…
While I find your vitriol refreshing, I would suggest a change in your reading list. For those that want to examine the economics of IP vs. The Record Business, I would first read Fredric Dannen's Hit Men.
I'm a little surprised that neither side of the interview brought up J.G. Ballard's collages from the 1960s. Sorry for the lack of link. I know some are included in Re/Search #7/8.
The article content does not match the title. Lots of talk about how the guy grew up, what shaped his outlook, etc. I saw nothing about how he is building a "small, waste- and carbon-negative reactor." Is it even…
Sure. GOV has no obligation to represent either side in a bit between private parties. The curve for me is that the children in question are on the other side of the "v." from United States.
If efficiency and pedantic(s) are going to be invoked, wouldn't it be easier to have the headline read, "unlock phones," since it turns out that Apple is currently dealing with multiple requests from GOV?
The lies that so many of the citizenry buy into are far from nuanced. Rather, they are bald-faced. Often, the liars simply rely on Status Conferral, Ignorance, and Indifference to get by. I contend that Twitter is as…
I'm not seeing an article about a war on cash. Rather, I'm seeing an article about the elimination of instruments that are not Global Reserve Currencies. The idea that the US would do away with FRNs has so many…
I already know parts of the world hate me, because I come from the country that engages in drone strikes.
You are probably correct. I remember so little abut VL. Looks like it's time for a re-read...
Yep. And two of Gibson's Bridge Triology. Most notably, Idoru.
What I get from reading the article and comments is that while the elements of the prize winner's solution have been available, the novelty is in their application. Did someone already arrive at their solution, and…
"It will be science when someone scans a very small brain to a very high resolution, will build a functioning simulation of that brain in a computer to such an extent that the simulation exhibits all of the traits of…
Wasn't that originally MST3K?
Title seems like click bait to me. Article is an interesting bit about Nural Networks in specific, not AI in general. Also, not seeing any "revolution" going on.