Yeah, that's how it works. Pfft. The "problem", if you wanna call it that, is there are way more jobs than there are candidates. Especially in the valley.
One way to boost complexity is to evolve programs.. or neural networks, if you're that way inclined. One way to speed up the evolutionary process is to use probabilistic modeling to produce offspring.. it's must more efficient than just random mutation. See http://www.opencog.org/wiki/MOSES. Eventually, though, you will reach limits to blind search. At that point you need to complement it with logic. See http://www.opencog.org/wiki/PLN. And to focus your search you really need some kind of attention allocation. See http://www.opencog.org/wiki/Attention_allocation. An integrative approach means you can solve real world applications with modest hardware.
I think you almost made the point. The US gets involved with foreign conflicts when it is in it's interest. The whole "let's stop genocide" thing is never framed as being in the US interest.
Yeah, Americans in the 1940s didn't give a shit about Europeans getting killed. Americans in the 1990s didn't give a shit about Africans getting killed. At least their consistent.
Hehe, you don't know shit about me dude. I only went to university because I live in a socialist paradise (Australia). In the USA I'd be mopping floors. The land of opportunity is anything but.
Heh, that's like saying despotism is tenable and just. If we just find the right guy to make king then everything will be fine! Power corrupts. Copyright would be fine if artists weren't so imminently corruptable.
Assuming that skin cancer rates have increased (and not just the reported number of cases, or the public awareness), maybe it has something to do with people going out in the sun more. But, more likely, it's a combination of all these things that causes you to believe that skin cancer has "only increased". In short, you're an idiot.
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Yeah, that's how it works. Pfft. The "problem", if you wanna call it that, is there are way more jobs than there are candidates. Especially in the valley.
Knuth uses pen, paper and toggle switches.. the way it's meant to be done.
One way to boost complexity is to evolve programs.. or neural networks, if you're that way inclined. One way to speed up the evolutionary process is to use probabilistic modeling to produce offspring.. it's must more efficient than just random mutation. See http://www.opencog.org/wiki/MOSES. Eventually, though, you will reach limits to blind search. At that point you need to complement it with logic. See http://www.opencog.org/wiki/PLN. And to focus your search you really need some kind of attention allocation. See http://www.opencog.org/wiki/Attention_allocation. An integrative approach means you can solve real world applications with modest hardware.
umm, Knuth didn't write vi, Bill Joy did.
Be sure to write your own LISP interpreter too.
Genetic Algorithms are like the AI equivalent of text editors... everybody has spent a weekend writing one at some point.
I don't think anyone's gonna have a problem with the US acting in assistance to a constabulary action.
Wow, did you really just say that out loud? Ever heard of Vietnam? Fucking hell.
I think you almost made the point. The US gets involved with foreign conflicts when it is in it's interest. The whole "let's stop genocide" thing is never framed as being in the US interest.
So you really want the big nations to police the world? You don't think that, maybe, that will cause wars?
Umm.. they did. World history.. it involves reading.
Just curious, but why would you want bigger countries coming into smaller countries and telling them who they can and can't kill?
"I wish America would stop trying to police the world" is not compatible with "I wish America would do something about African genocide."
Yeah, Americans in the 1940s didn't give a shit about Europeans getting killed. Americans in the 1990s didn't give a shit about Africans getting killed. At least their consistent.
no-one like furries.
Somehow I think the disparity there is more relevant to the discussion than any amount of greed on the part of the artists.
I said corruption of artists.. which is what has caused this land grab.
Your "socialist paradise" paid for your education by sending the bill to people who actually earn their keep.
No actually. They make you pay back every cent, and then some.
It just guarantees that everyone gets the same opportunities, not just the kids with parents who can afford to send them.
Hehe, you don't know shit about me dude. I only went to university because I live in a socialist paradise (Australia). In the USA I'd be mopping floors. The land of opportunity is anything but.
Now that you're on the 60k or whatever, I recommend saving. :)
BTW, why are you trolling? Did someone hi-jack your account or something?
It's either this, or go back to playing Eve Online. I'm not that bored yet.
hehehe.. So did mommy and daddy cut off your allowance for a week during college and now you think you know what it's like to come from the streets?
Heh, that's like saying despotism is tenable and just. If we just find the right guy to make king then everything will be fine! Power corrupts. Copyright would be fine if artists weren't so imminently corruptable.
These are American lives, and people with good health insurance to boot. There's no interest in saving the lives of poor people.
umm.. actually.. yeah, I do.
Assuming that skin cancer rates have increased (and not just the reported number of cases, or the public awareness), maybe it has something to do with people going out in the sun more. But, more likely, it's a combination of all these things that causes you to believe that skin cancer has "only increased". In short, you're an idiot.
No.. I asked a should question and got an is reply. Therefore either the question was misunderstood or the answer was deliberately incoherent.
Potato chips create more health care costs than any drug ever has.
I believe cheese is the typical culprit in that tale.
That's the most retarded non-answer I've ever heard.
If you don't have an opinion, maybe you should just shut up.