I get what you're saying but If you're a gamer and aren't using a fullsize PC, or at least a laptop that supports an external GPU box, then you picked your own poison so deserve everything you get.
Once a war starts, there becomes a kind of momentum that keeps them going, then those in control now need strong reasons to stop fighting.
Fighting a war up close and personal is actually a horrific experience even if you're on the winning side. Military AI should never be a thing because removing people from personal risk and isolating them from experiencing first hand the results of their own actions means wars will become more cruel, starting and fighting wars will become more common, and wars will last even longer with even less motivation to stop them.
> GPUs have increased many-fold in performance since 10 years ago.
So what? The OP was talking about stuff like innovative new mathematical/logical approaches to performing graphics rendering, not what hardware you're doing it with.
Do you not understand that just doing the same old shit on a bigger chip every year is actually not scientific progress?.
SysD: (v). To force an unnecessary replacement of something that already works well with an alternative that the majority perceive as fundamentally worse. Example usage: Wow you really SysD'd that up.
> "From where I sit, it feels like there are new competitors coming up every day"
This could actually be true, but only for a few seconds until Zuckerberg smacks each little start-up into oblivion from his high castle using a team of elite lawyers.
His whole job probably feels like one giant game of whack-a-mole.
I couldn't agree more. The "No cost is to great to save any/every human life" mentality is definitely leading to the end of all natural selection in humans and the inevitable consequence of a real devolution problem.
History is fiiled with times that humans have attempted to improve on nature, usually by introducing some living thing into an ecosystem where it wasn't before. Its almost impossible to find even one example where the result has actually been successful and not actually caused far more of a problem, especially to the other parts of the totally unprepared ecosystem.
> The results put the U.S. further away from a viable replacement rate -- the standard for a generation being able to replicate its numbers....and yet the US population is still rising year on year.
Well he pretty much founded GNU and wrote GCC. I guess from your arrogant dickhead attitude, you've personally done something even more significant that we would all know?
> With no exceptions so far, the sense of these reactions has confirmed what I suspected -- that people are just fine with talking to automated systems so long as they are aware of the fact that they are not talking to another person.
Let me be the first then. I hate the damn things, and I REALLY can't believe that I am exceptional in that respect.
>> Nearly 2.7 million gallons of the waterâ"about 39 percent of the daily intake from the factoryâ"will be lost in the process, primarily from evaporation. The remaining water will be treated and returned to the lake basin.
>> Wisconsinâ(TM)s DNR noted in a statement that the requested withdrawal will âoeonly amount to a 0.07 percent increase in the total surface water withdrawals from Lake Michigan.â
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I get what you're saying but If you're a gamer and aren't using a fullsize PC, or at least a laptop that supports an external GPU box, then you picked your own poison so deserve everything you get.
Yeah thats also what I got when I translated it from marketingspeak to English.
Once a war starts, there becomes a kind of momentum that keeps them going, then those in control now need strong reasons to stop fighting.
Fighting a war up close and personal is actually a horrific experience even if you're on the winning side. Military AI should never be a thing because removing people from personal risk and isolating them from experiencing first hand the results of their own actions means wars will become more cruel, starting and fighting wars will become more common, and wars will last even longer with even less motivation to stop them.
You know this is exactly what most clueless people are going to wonder.
> GPUs have increased many-fold in performance since 10 years ago.
So what? The OP was talking about stuff like innovative new mathematical/logical approaches to performing graphics rendering, not what hardware you're doing it with.
Do you not understand that just doing the same old shit on a bigger chip every year is actually not scientific progress?.
SysD: (v). To force an unnecessary replacement of something that already works well with an alternative that the majority perceive as fundamentally worse.
Example usage: Wow you really SysD'd that up.
> Lawyers? I suppose, maybe. Seems far more likely he'll just crush them with Monopoly power
Isn't that the same thing?
> "From where I sit, it feels like there are new competitors coming up every day"
This could actually be true, but only for a few seconds until Zuckerberg smacks each little start-up into oblivion from his high castle using a team of elite lawyers.
His whole job probably feels like one giant game of whack-a-mole.
Please explain why my hard work/tax dollars should pay for your healthcare.
I couldn't agree more.
The "No cost is to great to save any/every human life" mentality is definitely leading to the end of all natural selection in humans and the inevitable consequence of a real devolution problem.
History is fiiled with times that humans have attempted to improve on nature, usually by introducing some living thing into an ecosystem where it wasn't before.
Its almost impossible to find even one example where the result has actually been successful and not actually caused far more of a problem, especially to the other parts of the totally unprepared ecosystem.
Of course. Are you suggesting that is worse than breeding the numbers up?
> The results put the U.S. further away from a viable replacement rate -- the standard for a generation being able to replicate its numbers. ...and yet the US population is still rising year on year.
http://www.multpl.com/united-s...
If they really wanted to make a point they should have come and done a count here in Phoenix in the summer.
Isn't that like $2.50?
Well he pretty much founded GNU and wrote GCC.
I guess from your arrogant dickhead attitude, you've personally done something even more significant that we would all know?
Ideocracy is coming real sooner than I expected.
> I've never really understood the point of calling Linux GNU/Linux beyond stroking Sallman & Co's ego...
Because nearly all of what you know as Linux is actually GNU and was written by Stallman and co?
this just makes me wonder where they moved it to now.
> With no exceptions so far, the sense of these reactions has confirmed what I suspected -- that people are just fine with talking to automated systems so long as they are aware of the fact that they are not talking to another person.
Let me be the first then. I hate the damn things, and I REALLY can't believe that I am exceptional in that respect.
Why would anyone even want to run Linux in a VM under Chrome instead of just running Linux natively?
Because the only choice was him or Clinton, dipshit.
7 million? really?
>> Nearly 2.7 million gallons of the waterâ"about 39 percent of the daily intake from the factoryâ"will be lost in the process, primarily from evaporation. The remaining water will be treated and returned to the lake basin.
>> Wisconsinâ(TM)s DNR noted in a statement that the requested withdrawal will âoeonly amount to a 0.07 percent increase in the total surface water withdrawals from Lake Michigan.â
0,07%! oh noes its the zombie apocalypse!
If you think Clinton would have done any better then there's only one chump here.
What do you do when the judge is obviously corrupt? Clearly Microsoft got to him first.