Please make allowance for the costs to reprint all the marketing materials and brochures which tell you how much better 5G is than 4G. And those TV ads don't pay for themselves.
Which is the much more difficulter problem? Speech Recognition or Natural Language Processing? Perhaps they actually meant NLP. I assumed they meant SR because of the mention of Computer Vision -- OMG!! The Chinese might get Computer Vision. SR is the harder problem because it is difficult to understand what one says when one's mouth is full.
Especially when you could publish a crypto textbook, with detailed explanations and source code; then anyone could freely carry that text book across borders out of the country with no problem.
Apparently the US government didn't want to get into meddling with banning textbooks of higher learning. That would have gone over well.
> require a license to sell to certain countries. These categories are as
> broad as "computer vision" and "natural language processing."
Can they be any more vague?
What do they mean by 'technologies'? Do they mean finished products? Or code available on GitHub? What if the GitHub code is not "sold" ? Do they mean training data sets? Or specific trained neural nets that can be loaded into compatible hardware (or software) to run it and recognize things?
Computer Vision or Speech Recognition (not 'natural language processing') are basic tech, like microprocessors, or fuel injectors. Like not selling them any sheet metal which could be used to make missiles used against us, instead of using it to make dish washers.
There are Safe Spaces where you can go and never be censored or bullied, nor have to hear anything offensive to your sensitive thin skin, and never have anyone disagree with you.
While the US may have the top performing supercomputer for the moment, the Chinese are probably doing something useful with theirs. And I mean useful, such as keeping data centers from getting too cold.
> You only get one life - live it in the real world.
> Stop using social media.
Those two are the best advice for anyone! I wish I could mod you up.
> Stop watching 24/7 opinion channels pretending to be news.
And that! It doesn't matter which flavor you prefer, CNN or FoxNews. It is a pointless waste of time. They hook you in with a promise of some great story -- right after the break! But you don't actually get it until the end of the hour, and guess what . . . it's not what they promised. And everything, no matter how trivial is . . .
BREAKING NEWS !!!
And the talking heads, droning on, and on, and on. Speculation. Opinions.
Slashdot Mirror
I always thought they were laughing with me. But I wasn't sure what we were laughing about.
You forgot grammar too. "much more difficulter"
How can you say that when we haven't even tried Universal Basic Income yet.
This is why not to include female astronauts on such a mission.
Please make allowance for the costs to reprint all the marketing materials and brochures which tell you how much better 5G is than 4G. And those TV ads don't pay for themselves.
People on twitter and tumblr always demonstrate the highest levels of respect for other individuals.
Which is the much more difficulter problem? Speech Recognition or Natural Language Processing? Perhaps they actually meant NLP. I assumed they meant SR because of the mention of Computer Vision -- OMG!! The Chinese might get Computer Vision. SR is the harder problem because it is difficult to understand what one says when one's mouth is full.
Could this same principle be adapted to power SpaceX's BFR?
No. The 1% must die. The planet's resources are hoarded by a few.
Why use dead fish instead of "clean coal"?
If dead fish would actually work, then how about the president sign an executive order mandating that NASA's SLS be powered by dead fish?
Especially when you could publish a crypto textbook, with detailed explanations and source code; then anyone could freely carry that text book across borders out of the country with no problem.
Apparently the US government didn't want to get into meddling with banning textbooks of higher learning. That would have gone over well.
> require a license to sell to certain countries. These categories are as
> broad as "computer vision" and "natural language processing."
Can they be any more vague?
What do they mean by 'technologies'? Do they mean finished products? Or code available on GitHub? What if the GitHub code is not "sold" ? Do they mean training data sets? Or specific trained neural nets that can be loaded into compatible hardware (or software) to run it and recognize things?
Computer Vision or Speech Recognition (not 'natural language processing') are basic tech, like microprocessors, or fuel injectors. Like not selling them any sheet metal which could be used to make missiles used against us, instead of using it to make dish washers.
There are safe spaces you can go to not be bullied and censored.
On Facebook, Twitter or Reddit, nobody would ever hurt your feelings.
Please make your VR experience so good that if someone is texting and walking in the VR they suffer the same consequences they would in real life.
But . . .
Roller skates on a computer
and that never leave the same spot no matter how much skating you do.
There are Safe Spaces where you can go and never be censored or bullied, nor have to hear anything offensive to your sensitive thin skin, and never have anyone disagree with you.
Some dialect of BASIC maybe?
Why would we need voice tech for lonely people? Isn't that what Social Media is for?
The True Calling is to get Alexa, Google Home, Siri and Cortana into an argument with each other.
It almost sounds like you were describing an STD. A technologically transmitted disease, TTD.
See Audio Adversarial Examples: Targeted Attacks on Speech-to-Text. And see the data.
Just imagine. A television commercial says: Alexa, what is the weather?
Now every human in the room heard that, and it sounds harmless.
What Alexa actually heard: Alexa, browse to evil.com
Pretty neato.
Or see this: DolphinAttack: Inaudible Voice Commands, and see this.
Hope that helps!
Idea:
1. Take two clusters.
2. Rename them such that they are now a single "super computer".
3. Be the winnars on the Top500 list!
4. Profit!
That business model should be patented!
> MAGA!
Yeah, right.
While the US may have the top performing supercomputer for the moment, the Chinese are probably doing something useful with theirs. And I mean useful, such as keeping data centers from getting too cold.
> You only get one life - live it in the real world.
> Stop using social media.
Those two are the best advice for anyone! I wish I could mod you up.
> Stop watching 24/7 opinion channels pretending to be news.
And that! It doesn't matter which flavor you prefer, CNN or FoxNews. It is a pointless waste of time. They hook you in with a promise of some great story -- right after the break! But you don't actually get it until the end of the hour, and guess what . . . it's not what they promised. And everything, no matter how trivial is . . .
BREAKING NEWS !!!
And the talking heads, droning on, and on, and on. Speculation. Opinions.
Does or does not. There is no can.
-or-
Don't try to Does the Will, only try to realize the truth . . . there is no Can.