Very few. Those papers tend to be very philosophical, and not so technical. They usually present new ways to think about storing and processing data; not necessarily designs for artificial intelligence.
There have to be [hundreds of] millions of potential Justin Beibers, and every one of them would accept less than the current one to take his place
If this is the case, Why doesn't the market let this happen? If there is so much viable competition for the job, shouldn't the value of the work plummet?
This seems like a joke, but it's actually a good thing how the kernel went to 3.0. They realized that their numbering system was getting out of hand, and that the leading '2' was no longer needed. Emacs did something similar several years ago.
I think that may happen with android in the not distant future (rumours going around that the next update will be 4.3 instead of 5.0). maybe 4.5 will just be 5, then we'll have 6, etc.
I wonder if java will ever stabalize this way? (java 8, 9, 10)
I, for one, welcome our new leading-version-number-dropping-for-readability overlords.
Android is a great open ecosystem, why not just develop an defacto FOSS Android skin and package repository?
There is a FOSS android skin... AOSP (which happens to be the "Best" android). Unfortunatly, it doesn't officially support a lot of devices. http://source.android.com/
There is also a FOSS repository... F-Droid. It has some useful software, but not much. Seems to me it's a lot of little toy apps. http://f-droid.org/
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Very few. Those papers tend to be very philosophical, and not so technical. They usually present new ways to think about storing and processing data; not necessarily designs for artificial intelligence.
I think you mean brakes
(this wouldn't be slashdot without some pedantry...)
Thank you AC! I learned something today!
I think he said that explicitly...
I thought it functions as an adjective:
"the man is running"
"the man is tired"
"the running man"
"the tired man"
see what i mean? how can a gerund like "running" be used like a noun?
They *SHOULD* warn, unless the person browsing explicitly trusts you. That's the whole point.
Or stop trusting central authorities. Run a certificate authority, hand out keys out-of-band, and do the "Web of trust" thing the old fashioned way.
There's no reason you need somebody like Verisign for personal, or even public, communication.
Nope, the hot swap bay is a convenience. The drives are accessible without it.
Unless they add support of Mir as a backend to GTK+ or QT; Not saying this is a good idea, it's just a possible solution.
To be fair, Google's search algorithm is fairly complicated...
Technically, Emacs keystrokes are shortcuts, because all of that functionality can be referred to by full name after M-x (by default).
There have to be [hundreds of] millions of potential Justin Beibers, and every one of them would accept less than the current one to take his place
If this is the case, Why doesn't the market let this happen? If there is so much viable competition for the job, shouldn't the value of the work plummet?
Someone who happens to inherits wealth
put's their ancestor's _previous work_ at risk. it's not risk-less.
happens to be born in the correct country
Irrelevant -- guilt baiting is not a good argument strategy
happens to be discovered by the right publisher
probably worked very hard for no income before being discovered, and trades their privacy and anonymity for their success
or otherwise happens upon a lucky break
Life isn't fair. You can't make it fair. Sorry for the truth.
doesn't have proportionate "previous work".
Bullshit. Most people that are successful work for it. We can all be successful, with a lot of work and a little luck.
You forgot math...
And labview is a great example of why this sort of thing is a bad idea.
Hint: no-one wants to be wiretapped.
What's more, it would cut gun related suicides down to practically nothing.
Great! Now let's outlaw pills, knives, rope, and walking into the ocean! this will work out great!
But...I like patronising bullshit, tons of fetch quests and dumb puzzles that try to make me feel smart!
New Zelda FPS style game
Worst....Idea....Ever. Zelda is perfect.
You mean....awesome?
Maybe not pool environments, but it may be helpful in sink or toilet environments.
Android doesn't run emacs
Correction: Android doesn't run emacs *well*
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zielm.emacs&hl=en
This seems like a joke, but it's actually a good thing how the kernel went to 3.0. They realized that their numbering system was getting out of hand, and that the leading '2' was no longer needed. Emacs did something similar several years ago.
I think that may happen with android in the not distant future (rumours going around that the next update will be 4.3 instead of 5.0). maybe 4.5 will just be 5, then we'll have 6, etc.
I wonder if java will ever stabalize this way? (java 8, 9, 10)
I, for one, welcome our new leading-version-number-dropping-for-readability overlords.
Android is a great open ecosystem, why not just develop an defacto FOSS Android skin and package repository?
There is a FOSS android skin ... AOSP (which happens to be the "Best" android). Unfortunatly, it doesn't officially support a lot of devices.
http://source.android.com/
There is also a FOSS repository ... F-Droid. It has some useful software, but not much. Seems to me it's a lot of little toy apps.
http://f-droid.org/
Well...you do have the freedom to choose to conform to any of the existing and conflicting standards... or none at all. Huzzah!