Presumably many people keep or contribute to public projects on github because it's the most used one, and keep their private stuff on bitbucket or gitlab because it's free, so offering them a chance to unify everything in one place could actually be a huge win for github.
I think computers may have intelligence without necessarily having a conscience, if we agree on these terms. If computers and robots will become able to do everyday tasks like or better than humans, that's ok even if they don't "feel" like humans. In fact I think the latter would be counterproductive.
I don't know, people does not change behavior so suddenly, especially people with a big personality like him, sounds more like a nervous breakdown to me, or depression or something similar, maybe related to too much work and stress.
Well, evolution doesn't work by blind chance of course, that being the wrong assumption most religious people throw at evolutionists, but don't you think that at the very beginning the first self-replicating molecules or proto-cells must have originated randomly? Because otherwise your definition of "religious" is reversed with respect to mine.
I don't know, it's true that there are billions of billions of stars and planets, but thinking of the billions of billions ways how random atoms and molecules can combine, to obtain something that vaguely resembles life, i.e. starting replicating and self-organizing and all the rest, I think it's not so absurd to think that it could have happened only a very few times in all the universe.
Intel should fix this, but realistically they cannot come and replace the silicon on your chip, and most cpus are out of production or soldered in notebooks. So what? We're in an apollo-13-like situation, we must fix things with what is possible, no matter how ugly.
I tried it a couple of times recently when I needed support for peripherals with windows-only drivers, so one of the few cases where ReactOS would be really useful for something, and both times some parts of the system were not working or not implemented. So I think nobody needs a windows replacement that only works for running high-level applications.
I'm wondering, where is this OS resident? As a software, I mean. I think it would not be practical to have it on an immutable ROM, maybe the chipset has a flash memory inside, and maybe they can find a way to access it?
First handheld cell phone from Motorola in 1973 was quite big, and they said it was a huge research and manufacturing effort to squeeze components down to that size with 70s technology.
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So according to newspapers Lamarck rules in space? That would be his final revenge.
Maybe he has to build a fire-wall.
Presumably many people keep or contribute to public projects on github because it's the most used one, and keep their private stuff on bitbucket or gitlab because it's free, so offering them a chance to unify everything in one place could actually be a huge win for github.
Bitbucket is the place you go if you want a free private git repository on the cloud, so this is simply competition, not goodwill.
Impress their government to not be fired, or worse?
Possibly they owe the volunteers writing Wikipedia contents, not Wikipedia.
I think computers may have intelligence without necessarily having a conscience, if we agree on these terms. If computers and robots will become able to do everyday tasks like or better than humans, that's ok even if they don't "feel" like humans. In fact I think the latter would be counterproductive.
They made the system recognize objects in a china shop, then added a bull. They say with that they covered all the cases.
Actually many theorems on prime numbers rely on the hypothesis that Riemann's conjecture is true. A proof of it would only confirm them.
I don't know, people does not change behavior so suddenly, especially people with a big personality like him, sounds more like a nervous breakdown to me, or depression or something similar, maybe related to too much work and stress.
Just what the world needed!
Also... They don't build their laptops... (a few lines later)... And they build them in the USA!!! Yeaaaah!!!
Well, evolution doesn't work by blind chance of course, that being the wrong assumption most religious people throw at evolutionists, but don't you think that at the very beginning the first self-replicating molecules or proto-cells must have originated randomly? Because otherwise your definition of "religious" is reversed with respect to mine.
I don't know, it's true that there are billions of billions of stars and planets, but thinking of the billions of billions ways how random atoms and molecules can combine, to obtain something that vaguely resembles life, i.e. starting replicating and self-organizing and all the rest, I think it's not so absurd to think that it could have happened only a very few times in all the universe.
Or the right to use punctuation in a title.
No, they're needed to run "svchost.exe".
Well, that's a news site, not the artist's site.
Intel should fix this, but realistically they cannot come and replace the silicon on your chip, and most cpus are out of production or soldered in notebooks. So what? We're in an apollo-13-like situation, we must fix things with what is possible, no matter how ugly.
So the guy from Mr. Robot was not that genius?
This is too much RAM to be realistic in a 1993's 486.
I tried it a couple of times recently when I needed support for peripherals with windows-only drivers, so one of the few cases where ReactOS would be really useful for something, and both times some parts of the system were not working or not implemented. So I think nobody needs a windows replacement that only works for running high-level applications.
I'm wondering, where is this OS resident? As a software, I mean. I think it would not be practical to have it on an immutable ROM, maybe the chipset has a flash memory inside, and maybe they can find a way to access it?
I can't help figuring the scientists using the DNA machine, and the software interface having a "Edit" menu, with Copy, Cut, Paste, Undo, Redo, ...
First handheld cell phone from Motorola in 1973 was quite big, and they said it was a huge research and manufacturing effort to squeeze components down to that size with 70s technology.
What about artificial photosynthesis? They're working on it.