Correct. Things like Neural Nets, which have been around since the 70s, which work just like how the brain works. That is why they call them "neural networks" and that is why we have things like Siri now, which are just like humans. And now we have "deep learning" which takes it even deeper.
You are right. It is normal for a CEO to SELL ALL OF HIS STOCK and options to the minimum level allowed right before a major business event. Perfectly normal. My, my, don't YOU look stupid?
No, I am talking about the ARM Cortex-A75 which isn't released yet and Intel had a hand in designing and is susceptible to Meltdown. My, my, don't YOU look stupid?
Plus my phone has more processing power than those DEC computers. And since we know that past performance always predicts future performance, we will all have quantum iPhones soon. Progress is inevitable. Just look at Moore's Law.
What is even more sad is that the Intel CEO dumped all of his stock after learning about the flawed processors, and it looks like he is getting away with it.
The tipping point for quantum computers is around 30 qubits. This opens up research on breaking traditional encryption, AI, autonomous driving and blockchain. Very exciting.
I use this guy's express-cocaine-service package a lot. This was terrible for me. I had to find another supplier but who knows what was in the package I received.
Neural Nets are not AI. Just because they call them "neural" doesn't make it like neurons. Those are marketing terms to fool people. Just like "deep learning". No such thing. Computers don't learn: they just run programs.
"users need to sign up for Cisco's StealthWatch service and let traffic from their kit "
"Sign up for" means "pay monthly for". It sounds like they are analyzing forwarded flow data and looking for flows to/from a particular port/IPs. It would catch malware that uses C&C to known rogue IPs, etc.
AMD never said there was a near zero risk for Spectre. AMD is not affected by Meltdown. AMD and Intel affected by Spectre. Period. Stop trying to push Intels problems on AMD.
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Remember the first home computers? They only had like 4k of memory and ran 1Mhz processors. Therefore quantum computers will be everywhere evenutally.
Correct. Things like Neural Nets, which have been around since the 70s, which work just like how the brain works. That is why they call them "neural networks" and that is why we have things like Siri now, which are just like humans. And now we have "deep learning" which takes it even deeper.
You don't need to get to 1.0. It is Agile.
You throw it away and start over. There are a million JavaScript monkeys out there that are willing to do it. It keeps them busy.
We are going to be living on Mars soon. Sorry to leave you behind Grandpa.
No, this means that AI Is right around the corner now.
You are right. It is normal for a CEO to SELL ALL OF HIS STOCK and options to the minimum level allowed right before a major business event. Perfectly normal. My, my, don't YOU look stupid?
No, I am talking about the ARM Cortex-A75 which isn't released yet and Intel had a hand in designing and is susceptible to Meltdown. My, my, don't YOU look stupid?
Nah, we will just shield them with asteroid dust. They will be fine.
You mean the ARM processor that isn't out yet, that Intel co-designed with ARM? That one?
Plus my phone has more processing power than those DEC computers. And since we know that past performance always predicts future performance, we will all have quantum iPhones soon. Progress is inevitable. Just look at Moore's Law.
You know where it is really cold? Mars. I am thinking these will be great for when Musk sets up his outpost on Mars.
Yes. Because computers advanced tremendously in the early days, this will too. It is inevitable. You just have to wait.
AI is inevitable, just like Moore's Law.
What is even more sad is that the Intel CEO dumped all of his stock after learning about the flawed processors, and it looks like he is getting away with it.
The tipping point for quantum computers is around 30 qubits. This opens up research on breaking traditional encryption, AI, autonomous driving and blockchain. Very exciting.
Whenever someone mentions Gawker I think of hipsters browsing the web on their Mac's with their ironic beards.
I use this guy's express-cocaine-service package a lot. This was terrible for me. I had to find another supplier but who knows what was in the package I received.
Is the naughty teacher theme the one where they teach Evolution?
Neural Nets are not AI. Just because they call them "neural" doesn't make it like neurons. Those are marketing terms to fool people. Just like "deep learning". No such thing. Computers don't learn: they just run programs.
You have hundreds of billions of dollars in cash. Do something with it. Fix your sh*t.
"users need to sign up for Cisco's StealthWatch service and let traffic from their kit "
"Sign up for" means "pay monthly for". It sounds like they are analyzing forwarded flow data and looking for flows to/from a particular port/IPs. It would catch malware that uses C&C to known rogue IPs, etc.
AMD never said there was a near zero risk for Spectre. AMD is not affected by Meltdown. AMD and Intel affected by Spectre. Period. Stop trying to push Intels problems on AMD.
OK then wait two generations and throw away your servers after every generation. I fail to see the problem.
You should publish your benchmarks and tell Intel. They aren't agreeing with you.