hahaha, nothing new in AI in the last couple of decades other than faster hardware. tell me what you think is new in AI and I'll tell you what decade in the 20th century it came from....
what a farce, machines aren't going to be intelligent in the near future, artificial or otherwise....
tell me what you imagine is new in AI and I'll tell you which 20th century decade it came from. Yes, my employer is using AI (not to make anything physical) and I set up systems and APIs for our analysts. We have faster hardware to run the same old algs on them and high speed networking, that's the change. Useless for many of the things that require a human brain and body.
A sewing machine of the type that makes our clothes and shoes is not a robot, it's a tool for a human brain. That's been true for decades and it won't change any time soon.
You are so funny with your misunderstanding of on board diagnostics systems and what they do. You never worked on a modern car, eh? I have. Root causes can be far removed from error codes, it takes a human brain to fix a car. Really.
Seems you are misled by venture capitalists regarding manufacturing, engineering and AI capabilities.
Nothing needs re-evaluated, I'm well aware of tech demos....but as engineer I know why things are not done that way and won't be for a very long time if ever.
don't be fooled by venture capitalists doing absurdly expensive things in an area with absurdly expensive real estate (that will crash soon, btw) such as Bay area.
nope, your clothing and shoes are made by hand. houses and roads are still made by crews doing a lot of manual labor. how is the work on your cars and trucks done? oh yeah, by mechanics. how is news made? how is building inspection done? oh, by people.
it's even better than that, don't forget where the FBI seeks out low IQ impressionable losers, befriends them and fills their minds with crazy violent talk and ideas over months, then gives them access to fake bomb materials or guns. Then they swoop in to arrest them in what is trumpeted as a "great victory in the war on terror" with mutual back patting and cock sucking all around.
The FBI was watching the 9/11 attackers to see what they would do. The FBI was warned by Russia about the Boston marathon bomber. FBI was given tips about Florida school shooter.
Yeah, FBI, keeping America safe.....keeping the government safe from its citizens anyway.
Funny the fad of using the term "best practices" thinking that by the power of those magic words anything they advocate becomes the right thing to do.
No, the NSA does not employ "best practices" in either the technical or legal sense. Their security has been breached, they are careless with data, they spy on U.S. citizens illegally, they invade allies systems.
No, it takes a severe level of autism to conclude that saying a sequel is unworthy is equivalent to saying it must equal or surpass the original. The sequel was a bad movie, it could have been a merely good movie and I'd have no complaint. But since it was bad it's unworthy.
wait I think that is for packets with "evil intent", i.e. that wants to make you horny, which might be accomplished with packets that have merely suggestive, revealing, lewd or naughty content as opposed to pornographic.
Jewish writings and the Bible (if someone smuggling them) were categorized as pornographic in the Soviet Union, and in South Africa black liberation works were. Maybe the swimsujit issue of Sports Illustrated is pornographic in parts of the Bible Belt....
You don't understand, that's Best Cineamtography at the fucking Oscars, which is meaningless. It's just people working in the industry advertising themselves and fluffy themselves. It's like electing a prom queen. Clear now?
Actually, Alexa can neither read nor write, but she is a good listener and only speaks when spoken too. Teach her to cook, clean and give blowjobs, and men won't need to get married any more. Oh, is that sexist? I'm sorry, I meant teach *it* to cook, clean and give blowjobs....
No, he's entirely wrong, because the normal cash used for such things make the cryptocurrency used a rounding error. the problems existed long before cryptocurrency and will continue with or without it.
nothing happens, peak demand during day still more than level 1 car charging draw at night at 25% uptake.
Instead electric bills go up and the power companies put in more gear over many years. problem solved, because it will be profitable to solve that problem.
Slashdot Mirror
ARM is low performance, there is no threat to intel's main markets.
clouds are fluffy and white, just like Musk
I know of only one country using drones in a few provinces, China, since 2015.
Other countries are testing and have trials...but it's not a mainstream thing anywhere.
"Most people" didn't bother to see it, about 11.5 million did here in the USA, going by $92M gross / $8 per movie.
hahaha, nothing new in AI in the last couple of decades other than faster hardware. tell me what you think is new in AI and I'll tell you what decade in the 20th century it came from....
what a farce, machines aren't going to be intelligent in the near future, artificial or otherwise....
No, they hear it because it's fucking loud, and can be painful or damaging to dog's ears at close range. Stop using it, asshole.
tell me what you imagine is new in AI and I'll tell you which 20th century decade it came from. Yes, my employer is using AI (not to make anything physical) and I set up systems and APIs for our analysts. We have faster hardware to run the same old algs on them and high speed networking, that's the change. Useless for many of the things that require a human brain and body.
A sewing machine of the type that makes our clothes and shoes is not a robot, it's a tool for a human brain. That's been true for decades and it won't change any time soon.
You are so funny with your misunderstanding of on board diagnostics systems and what they do. You never worked on a modern car, eh? I have. Root causes can be far removed from error codes, it takes a human brain to fix a car. Really.
Seems you are misled by venture capitalists regarding manufacturing, engineering and AI capabilities.
Nothing needs re-evaluated, I'm well aware of tech demos....but as engineer I know why things are not done that way and won't be for a very long time if ever.
don't be fooled by venture capitalists doing absurdly expensive things in an area with absurdly expensive real estate (that will crash soon, btw) such as Bay area.
"Reload and lay down some cover fire for me, dear, I'm changing lanes!"
nope, your clothing and shoes are made by hand. houses and roads are still made by crews doing a lot of manual labor. how is the work on your cars and trucks done? oh yeah, by mechanics. how is news made? how is building inspection done? oh, by people.
engineers design things, scientists study things, tradesmen build things, repairmen repair things......
this won't change anytime soon, because AI is mostly a farce with nothing fundamental new in decades.
it's even better than that, don't forget where the FBI seeks out low IQ impressionable losers, befriends them and fills their minds with crazy violent talk and ideas over months, then gives them access to fake bomb materials or guns. Then they swoop in to arrest them in what is trumpeted as a "great victory in the war on terror" with mutual back patting and cock sucking all around.
False Flag Attacks, Incitement, etc.
There was one method it was okay to discuss, called celibacy
Natural born and bred stupidity is best. It can even win trade wars!
The FBI was watching the 9/11 attackers to see what they would do. The FBI was warned by Russia about the Boston marathon bomber. FBI was given tips about Florida school shooter.
Yeah, FBI, keeping America safe.....keeping the government safe from its citizens anyway.
Funny the fad of using the term "best practices" thinking that by the power of those magic words anything they advocate becomes the right thing to do.
No, the NSA does not employ "best practices" in either the technical or legal sense. Their security has been breached, they are careless with data, they spy on U.S. citizens illegally, they invade allies systems.
No, it takes a severe level of autism to conclude that saying a sequel is unworthy is equivalent to saying it must equal or surpass the original. The sequel was a bad movie, it could have been a merely good movie and I'd have no complaint. But since it was bad it's unworthy.
I believe the original Blade Runner movie was the greatest science fiction movie ever made, and many agree. This "sequel" was unworthy garbage.
wait I think that is for packets with "evil intent", i.e. that wants to make you horny, which might be accomplished with packets that have merely suggestive, revealing, lewd or naughty content as opposed to pornographic.
Jewish writings and the Bible (if someone smuggling them) were categorized as pornographic in the Soviet Union, and in South Africa black liberation works were. Maybe the swimsujit issue of Sports Illustrated is pornographic in parts of the Bible Belt....
You don't understand, that's Best Cineamtography at the fucking Oscars, which is meaningless. It's just people working in the industry advertising themselves and fluffy themselves. It's like electing a prom queen. Clear now?
Actually, Alexa can neither read nor write, but she is a good listener and only speaks when spoken too. Teach her to cook, clean and give blowjobs, and men won't need to get married any more. Oh, is that sexist? I'm sorry, I meant teach *it* to cook, clean and give blowjobs....
That sounds like typical liberal criticizing, in fact Trump is imposing a 25% tariff on imported snow and rain: "A weather war is easy to win!"
No, he's entirely wrong, because the normal cash used for such things make the cryptocurrency used a rounding error. the problems existed long before cryptocurrency and will continue with or without it.
nothing happens, peak demand during day still more than level 1 car charging draw at night at 25% uptake.
Instead electric bills go up and the power companies put in more gear over many years. problem solved, because it will be profitable to solve that problem.
Solar power can be stored in molten salt systems.