It doesn't *have* to be humans that are doing the engineering, does it? Couldn't we, at some point in the future, have AI performing engineering?
Granted at this stage of technological process it seems a bit far fetched, but that may not be the case in the future. If computers are driving cars and winning game shows, there could be some point where computers can not only initiate engineering tasks, but solve them and perform QA as well.
But do Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Len Adleman have anything to do with RSA the company nowdays? I know they invented some algorithms which bare the name RSA, but that doesn't mean they have (or ever had) anything to do with the day to day operations of RSA the company.
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Sure he's a traitor. So what?
Given the situation, that makes him a hero.
Then where's the openness when it comes to Bradley Manning?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeDIYaVW8Og
You have to ask though, what if AI improves the AI? Is that different than if a human does it?
If AI programs are capable of identifying, solving, and verifying the solution to a problem, how is that different than humans doing the same thing?
Sure, you could say "well that's still the work of humans." But isn't that just as fatalistic as saying that *human* destinies are predetermined?
As a resident of California, I lived through the era where the Terminator was elected governor and tried to do this.
Eight terms later? He was mostly unsuccessful.
You shouldn't use it if you're kosher?
It doesn't *have* to be humans that are doing the engineering, does it? Couldn't we, at some point in the future, have AI performing engineering?
Granted at this stage of technological process it seems a bit far fetched, but that may not be the case in the future. If computers are driving cars and winning game shows, there could be some point where computers can not only initiate engineering tasks, but solve them and perform QA as well.
Forgive me for not knowing much about French law, but what happens if a corporation is found guilty of manslaughter?
Can specific people be held accountable, is there a fine against the company, etc?
This tells us two things:
1. You have SafeSearch enabled.
2. Somewhere, there's a soccer team called the Lesbian Midgets.
Only a pedophile would say such a thing! You're going to jail, Bob.
But do Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Len Adleman have anything to do with RSA the company nowdays? I know they invented some algorithms which bare the name RSA, but that doesn't mean they have (or ever had) anything to do with the day to day operations of RSA the company.
Yeah, why were the policemen wearing drag, anyway? That should be the real question here!
He was sexually attracted to the emoticons, not the girl.
It also requires Websockets, which isn't available in IE (yet?) and is disabled by default in Opera and Firefox.
A lot of systems have similar behavior though. Although after a parent does a sudo, I'm not sure a child would come in and sudo -r -f /
But you never know.
Has it gone a series of tubes, perhaps?
I guess it's still the 1950's in Mexico, since they're still washing out and reusing glass bottles.
How do we dispose of them? Are they as recyclable as petroleum-based plastics?
Also, are they biodegradable?
"This make Cookie Monster very sad!'
...parents left cookies on the table and were shocked to find that their children ate them when they weren't looking.
Yes, and it's kind of strange that both Ars and Slashdot did not mention this. Are our memories that short?
So I see 3D Realms not only has nothing to do with Prey 2, but they also are no longer involved in Duke Nukem Forever or Max Payne 3.
What exactly DO they do there at 3DR nowdays?
Yeah, it's pretty gross, but if you're interested in the subject, there's a lot of reading and some great forums at acne.org.
Ah, so THAT'S the problem!
See? http://www.mrericsir.com/blog/local/yoda-statue/
Jeez, why don't my personal blog entries make the front page of Slashdot?