Those who stick to the old ways will die in war. And we are always at war. This sounds like a good idea, and it is very different. I'll give it a try. I don't want to die.
Ok I'm supposed to jizz all over myself at the thought of humans (using super new TECHNOLOGY!) living on the moon. I think we should work on changing ourselves first, through transhumanism.
I see them in the park with padded clothing and nerf swords or something. What's so sad is it's usually three quarters men, and they look like they're fighting for the few nasty-looking women there.
I've skipped some classes totally with an A, others I attended mainly because the book wasn't really closely covered (usually the more advanced classes). Sometimes I even just used instrutor notes and skipped class too. If anything it depends more on the instructor than the subject material. As for researchers teaching, this usually ends up a disaster. Frankly if I'm researching something I don't want to be standing at a chalkboard yacking to a bunch of social climbers. I'd probably rather they shut up and carry my equipment. Yeah ideally it should work out, but in reality it rarely works out.
MIT is a school, and thus very caught up in ego. Why can't research be disconnected from learning centers? Schools are caught up in the lie that going there makes you special. Read the damn book and you are just as well off.
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MIT is the "establishment". It even lives by an acronym. I'd rather some nobody not operating within an establishment invent something than MIT over and over. What is MIT anyway? A single fusion bomb could probably take it out. Will people care about MIT in 64 years? Hopefully not. Hopefully it will be gone and we won't have any more establishments.
With the Itanium it was very much a newer and 'fresher' design. AMD's 40h-bit extensions. They are adding a few more registers, which will help, but not much. If anything wiring more address pins may slow things down, but that would be minor. Overall it's really a matter of using the move as an excuse to switch things around and make everything faster.
Heh heh, damn I want to mod this up. Notice it never happens in something like chemistry. Only in math, physics, and philosophy does everyone seem to feel the need to weigh in with their oh-so-intelligent thoughts.
Well it's like kinda like some relgious fundie idiots. They have this knee-jerk reaction to anything not "organic" like the religious have to anything not in their buy-bull. Transhumanists have to deal with both of them.
What's the big deal with Einstein. Obviously ideas exist outside of time, so anything he came up with has been "invented" an infinite amount of times. Hey Einstein, you're not original at all. Hero worship is almost always bad, and more for the stupider masses. Us intelligent folks should worship binary or primes.
Did this Dan person check all the information everywhere to see if nobody has ever done this? And what about previous civilizations? Or alien civilizations? Calculus was "invented" independently by two different people. Nobody owns or invents an idea. They exist outside of time. So fuck you, Dan.
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...but you probably wouldn't acknowledge it.
So we don't have to deal with the inevitable ethicist and moralist windbags?
Those who stick to the old ways will die in war. And we are always at war. This sounds like a good idea, and it is very different. I'll give it a try. I don't want to die.
We don't care about money, we just want our sci-fi novels to come true!
Ok I'm supposed to jizz all over myself at the thought of humans (using super new TECHNOLOGY!) living on the moon. I think we should work on changing ourselves first, through transhumanism.
So that's then 32h times higher than usual. We geeks don't like decimal, right?
Wow thanks, woulda modded up if I could. I'm a transhumanist, but there's something to be said for having limitations when survival isn't at stake.
It's far better. You can't be a nerd without playing Go.
It's not open source really, it's about the gift economy.
Why can't they just release the games possibly with source code for free and accept tips from people who like it?
How many times does this have to be explained...information can't be owned. Next thing people will start insisting 1+1=3, it's just as stupid to say.
I see them in the park with padded clothing and nerf swords or something. What's so sad is it's usually three quarters men, and they look like they're fighting for the few nasty-looking women there.
The survivalism wing of libertarianism calls for a better understanding of basics like soap making.
Well, but I'm an extreme libertarian anyway. Libertarians are like humans with a shotgun watching the stupid dogs (right) and cats (left) squabble.
I've skipped some classes totally with an A, others I attended mainly because the book wasn't really closely covered (usually the more advanced classes). Sometimes I even just used instrutor notes and skipped class too. If anything it depends more on the instructor than the subject material. As for researchers teaching, this usually ends up a disaster. Frankly if I'm researching something I don't want to be standing at a chalkboard yacking to a bunch of social climbers. I'd probably rather they shut up and carry my equipment. Yeah ideally it should work out, but in reality it rarely works out.
MIT is a school, and thus very caught up in ego. Why can't research be disconnected from learning centers? Schools are caught up in the lie that going there makes you special. Read the damn book and you are just as well off.
MIT is the "establishment". It even lives by an acronym. I'd rather some nobody not operating within an establishment invent something than MIT over and over. What is MIT anyway? A single fusion bomb could probably take it out. Will people care about MIT in 64 years? Hopefully not. Hopefully it will be gone and we won't have any more establishments.
With the Itanium it was very much a newer and 'fresher' design. AMD's 40h-bit extensions. They are adding a few more registers, which will help, but not much. If anything wiring more address pins may slow things down, but that would be minor. Overall it's really a matter of using the move as an excuse to switch things around and make everything faster.
Heh heh, damn I want to mod this up. Notice it never happens in something like chemistry. Only in math, physics, and philosophy does everyone seem to feel the need to weigh in with their oh-so-intelligent thoughts.
So sick of these pervasive idea in USian culture that humans are not animals. Now we don't even have our own genus!
But I'm not being elite. By saying ideas exist outside of time, I'm saying that nobody invented them and nobody is the elite.
Well it's like kinda like some relgious fundie idiots. They have this knee-jerk reaction to anything not "organic" like the religious have to anything not in their buy-bull. Transhumanists have to deal with both of them.
What's the big deal with Einstein. Obviously ideas exist outside of time, so anything he came up with has been "invented" an infinite amount of times. Hey Einstein, you're not original at all. Hero worship is almost always bad, and more for the stupider masses. Us intelligent folks should worship binary or primes.
Did this Dan person check all the information everywhere to see if nobody has ever done this? And what about previous civilizations? Or alien civilizations? Calculus was "invented" independently by two different people. Nobody owns or invents an idea. They exist outside of time. So fuck you, Dan.
Of course there's overhead. But the elegance and simplicity is well worth it.