Yea, unmanned vehicles are not normally designed to be refueled, especially when they are 94 million miles away. Manned vehicles, however, present a different problem. You really can't leave a person out in space without attempting a refuel, can you ?
Certainly impressive hacking skills, but how can anyone know that the "replica" of the Florida election site is identical to the real site. They need to be able to hack into the real site.
Obviously. AI warfare would violate the 3 laws of robotics. "A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law." But that is assuming that the AI is programmed to attack humans. What if it is only programmed to attack another AI ? Then we have no conflict. Then all we have to worry about is AI putting all of us out of jobs, etc. Not killing some of us (the enemy). A pleasant thought.
IMHO, the MTA could care less about how the subway runs. They are only concerned with 20 and out (twenty years service, then pension). It's a real problem here..
From what I've been reading lately about the perceived effects of the widespread application of AI, class warfare is a very real possibility. Now, if this is
the case, I don't see how any country... the US, China, et al really benefits. Some individuals and corporations may benefit, but the country as a whole does not (imho).
I guess I am. What invasion ? According to international law it was illegal, but still, Crimea has always wanted to be part of Russia again. But Russia went about it the wrong way. Anyway, not a shot was fired when Russia "took" Crimea. I read that somebody fell and was killed but that was it. Afghanistan ? You mean when the USSR invaded Afghanistan. Russia is not the USSR.
Also, did you know that Linux in some form powers 99.99 % of the super computers in the world. Plus Android. Plus most of the web servers in the world. What does Windows power ? Desktops and a few web servers. I agree that Windows is a nice looking front end. But anything mission critical I'd use Unix or Linux (maybe BSD too). Not Windows.
Ah, no. Case in point. The Windows file system vs the Linux file system. The Windows file system normally requires de-fragmentation, whereas the Linux file system normally does not. Why ? Because the Windows engineers placed new files directly after older ones. When the older files grew, they got extra space by fragmenting. The Linux engineers (actually Unix engineers) placed
files scattered all over the disk. When they grew, there was space for growth.
And you could do :
#include
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
int i = 1;
if (++i > i)
printf("++i is greater than i\n");
else if ( ++i == i )
printf("++i == i\n");
}
I think you're actually comparing C to itself. If I use a simpler example, with a pre-increment even, you still don't get
the first branch :
#include
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
int i = 1;
if ( ++i > i )
printf("++i is greater than i\n");
else
printf("++i is not greater than i\n");
}
is that they bill a month in advance for services that they haven't provided yet. Then a month goes by, and they say I'm late in payment. When I mentioned this to them, they said "everybody does this". Anyway, I'm not in the habit of making loans to multi-billion dollar corporations.
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Yes, that's correct. Russia stopped a number of years ago. I think they cited health concerns, but I could be wrong.
But it's going to Standard Time that's the problem, no ? Daylight Saving Time ends today, Standard Time begins.
Yea, unmanned vehicles are not normally designed to be refueled, especially when they are 94 million miles away. Manned vehicles, however, present a different problem. You really can't leave a person out in space without attempting a refuel, can you ?
Certainly impressive hacking skills, but how can anyone know that the "replica" of the Florida election site is identical to the real site. They need to be able to hack into the real site.
Obviously. AI warfare would violate the 3 laws of robotics. "A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law." But that is assuming that the AI is programmed to attack humans. What if it is only programmed to attack another AI ? Then we have no conflict. Then all we have to worry about is AI putting all of us out of jobs, etc. Not killing some of us (the enemy). A pleasant thought.
IMHO, the MTA could care less about how the subway runs. They are only concerned with 20 and out (twenty years service, then pension). It's a real problem here..
From what I've been reading lately about the perceived effects of the widespread application of AI, class warfare is a very real possibility. Now, if this is the case, I don't see how any country ... the US, China, et al really benefits. Some individuals and corporations may benefit, but the country as a whole does not (imho).
Pretty impressive.
I guess I am. What invasion ? According to international law it was illegal, but still, Crimea has always wanted to be part of Russia again. But Russia went about it the wrong way. Anyway, not a shot was fired when Russia "took" Crimea. I read that somebody fell and was killed but that was it. Afghanistan ? You mean when the USSR invaded Afghanistan. Russia is not the USSR.
Anyone know when they will cancel the current android service ?
Tech PC IBM-AT (80286) clone. Can't remember the details. But great for Lotus, early C compilers (Eco-c), Pascal, etc.
Post increment or pre increment, you're still comparing C to itself.
Well, with great power comes great responsibility :)
Also, did you know that Linux in some form powers 99.99 % of the super computers in the world. Plus Android. Plus most of the web servers in the world. What does Windows power ? Desktops and a few web servers. I agree that Windows is a nice looking front end. But anything mission critical I'd use Unix or Linux (maybe BSD too). Not Windows.
Ah, no. Case in point. The Windows file system vs the Linux file system. The Windows file system normally requires de-fragmentation, whereas the Linux file system normally does not. Why ? Because the Windows engineers placed new files directly after older ones. When the older files grew, they got extra space by fragmenting. The Linux engineers (actually Unix engineers) placed files scattered all over the disk. When they grew, there was space for growth.
And you could do : #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { int i = 1; if (++i > i) printf("++i is greater than i\n"); else if ( ++i == i ) printf("++i == i\n"); }
I think you're actually comparing C to itself. If I use a simpler example, with a pre-increment even, you still don't get the first branch : #include int main(int argc, char **argv) { int i = 1; if ( ++i > i ) printf("++i is greater than i\n"); else printf("++i is not greater than i\n"); }
8 billion.
OK, so 4 billion years before the earth existed, we're finally seeing what happened. But it's cool that we can see that far :)
the internet is free. We're really just paying for the connection (the last mile ?).
Ok, well, I hope you're getting a good rate for the money that you're loaning them.
Do you pay for something that has not been delivered ?
is that they bill a month in advance for services that they haven't provided yet. Then a month goes by, and they say I'm late in payment. When I mentioned this to them, they said "everybody does this". Anyway, I'm not in the habit of making loans to multi-billion dollar corporations.
Yea, sure. The same polls that showed Hillary would win in a landslide.
For a decade, almost 2 billon years ago ... pretty heady stuff. I wonder what's happening now ?