Even if it isn't Not likely to see real AI for another 100 years. What we have now are machines that have better decision matrices, but they are not intelligent.
If it doesn't have asimov's 3 laws programmed in, then it will be incredibly dangerous.
Not only is it the most hostile environment you can be in, but you have no control and your data isn't yours. Just ask Mega-upload customers. (they had legitimate customers, too.). Arguably it's more expensive than an in house system, because the vendors are looking for a profit which you really aren't doing with your own it department, at least not directly.
Well, there's digital photography involved, climate science, etc. I live in Maine. The colors are spectacular (Yellows, Oranges and Reds), they're just a couple of weeks late. The shorter days get them going, but what really gets the trees going is a frost which is something much of the country doesn't get until after the leaves drop.
Open X-Change anyone? OpenOffice or Libre Office anyone? There is almost no reason for me to use Windows any longer. I don't need the vsphere client any longer. Still wish there were better tools for managing KVM and BTRFS snapshots, though
There is no "I" in it. Even if it were, it needs Asimov's 3 laws programmed in or else it's too dangerous to even conceive. Does anyone remember "Colossus: the Forbin Project" or Skynet?
Machine learning only tends to do a better job of targeting ads at us since that's what it's all used for. It's not intelligent. It can't make the leap outside of programmed logic, therefore, is still a dumb machine. Moreover, the monopolies like googbooktwitazon are attempting to use it to decrease the amount of money spent on vetting and screening. We can see how well that's working out for the world. AI, according to experts is still at least a century away.
Currently it totally doesn't work.
I've been building nothing but AMD for a number of years. They've always run better than the equivalently priced Intel. We won't even get into the fact that AMD drives the x86 technology these days, not Intel.
An iPhone, an Android device are all the same. They are a system on a board and in some cases a system on a couple of chips. They are no more complicated than your desktop or you laptop; just smaller.
So I"m calling BS on this one. Apple just wants control.
whole bit where, you know, the lawyers, poured over all the contracts and then the bit where Comcast then signed them thereby agreeing to the 550 miles of cable plant. Comcast has no standing. I'm sure there are other cable companies that would take the gig.
the throttle down and up is at supersonic transition, which is why the throttle down. The first shuttle launch did go supersonic in 10 seconds at 100% throttle. The thing now launches at somewhere around 75% to 85% throttle.
The numbers on acceleration are incorrect. The last I knew, the Shuttle went supersonic in ~10 seconds. After that it doesn't really pick up a lot of speed until its out of the atmosphere and most of the fuel is burned up. They are supersonic by the time they get the "Throttle up" command.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle
the new memory controller technology (that was essentially copied from AMD) makes these chips very compelling. They will be much faster than the original quad cores.
You're tag line:
Use your head, can't you, use your head,
You're on earth, there's no cure for that
needs editing. It should read:
Use your head. Can't you, use your head?
You're on earth. There's no cure for that.
We value your privacy, but we're going to give or sell your personal information information to anyone who asks.
That's what most of them say, especially HPPA and Insurance Privacy Statements.
I don't do self checkout.
1. I won't work with a machine that talks "down" to me. If I could shut off the stupid voice...I might, but still, see #2.
2. Its putting some college student or high school kid out of a job.
3. It takes any social interaction out of the equation and I think that's generally bad.
4. It takes longer.
If you pay with a credit or debit card, you're purchases are getting linked. If they're not getting linked at the store, they're getting linked somewhere else like ChoicePoint. Ever read a privacy statement? You don't have any.
You hit it right on the head. Its price. $400.00 for the player. Another $400.00 for the TV + the movies.
Of course, for the same $400.00 player, you can get a PS3 that is the best Blu-Ray and HD DVD player around and is useful in other ways.
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Even if it isn't Not likely to see real AI for another 100 years. What we have now are machines that have better decision matrices, but they are not intelligent. If it doesn't have asimov's 3 laws programmed in, then it will be incredibly dangerous.
Not only is it the most hostile environment you can be in, but you have no control and your data isn't yours. Just ask Mega-upload customers. (they had legitimate customers, too.). Arguably it's more expensive than an in house system, because the vendors are looking for a profit which you really aren't doing with your own it department, at least not directly.
And it gets even creepier
Well, there's digital photography involved, climate science, etc. I live in Maine. The colors are spectacular (Yellows, Oranges and Reds), they're just a couple of weeks late. The shorter days get them going, but what really gets the trees going is a frost which is something much of the country doesn't get until after the leaves drop.
It's glorified webdav with a few extra bells and whistles.
Open X-Change anyone? OpenOffice or Libre Office anyone? There is almost no reason for me to use Windows any longer. I don't need the vsphere client any longer. Still wish there were better tools for managing KVM and BTRFS snapshots, though
There is no "I" in it. Even if it were, it needs Asimov's 3 laws programmed in or else it's too dangerous to even conceive. Does anyone remember "Colossus: the Forbin Project" or Skynet? Machine learning only tends to do a better job of targeting ads at us since that's what it's all used for. It's not intelligent. It can't make the leap outside of programmed logic, therefore, is still a dumb machine. Moreover, the monopolies like googbooktwitazon are attempting to use it to decrease the amount of money spent on vetting and screening. We can see how well that's working out for the world. AI, according to experts is still at least a century away. Currently it totally doesn't work.
I've been building nothing but AMD for a number of years. They've always run better than the equivalently priced Intel. We won't even get into the fact that AMD drives the x86 technology these days, not Intel.
My phone constantly reports available networks even with wifi turned off. It's Galaxy S7.
Must be programmed into any AI.
An iPhone, an Android device are all the same. They are a system on a board and in some cases a system on a couple of chips. They are no more complicated than your desktop or you laptop; just smaller. So I"m calling BS on this one. Apple just wants control.
Been using Mate for way too long. works well, not unity and not the default gnome3, either. -
No, everyone is moving to nvme. m.2 sucks, too. It's no faster than SATA and SATA is the bottleneck, now.
whole bit where, you know, the lawyers, poured over all the contracts and then the bit where Comcast then signed them thereby agreeing to the 550 miles of cable plant. Comcast has no standing. I'm sure there are other cable companies that would take the gig.
So assuming its the FBI is not right and might not be the case.
the throttle down and up is at supersonic transition, which is why the throttle down. The first shuttle launch did go supersonic in 10 seconds at 100% throttle. The thing now launches at somewhere around 75% to 85% throttle.
The numbers on acceleration are incorrect. The last I knew, the Shuttle went supersonic in ~10 seconds. After that it doesn't really pick up a lot of speed until its out of the atmosphere and most of the fuel is burned up. They are supersonic by the time they get the "Throttle up" command. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle
the new memory controller technology (that was essentially copied from AMD) makes these chips very compelling. They will be much faster than the original quad cores.
You're tag line: Use your head, can't you, use your head, You're on earth, there's no cure for that needs editing. It should read: Use your head. Can't you, use your head? You're on earth. There's no cure for that.
We value your privacy, but we're going to give or sell your personal information information to anyone who asks. That's what most of them say, especially HPPA and Insurance Privacy Statements.
Yes C# has regex libraries, PHP has perl compatible regex.
I don't do self checkout. 1. I won't work with a machine that talks "down" to me. If I could shut off the stupid voice...I might, but still, see #2. 2. Its putting some college student or high school kid out of a job. 3. It takes any social interaction out of the equation and I think that's generally bad. 4. It takes longer. If you pay with a credit or debit card, you're purchases are getting linked. If they're not getting linked at the store, they're getting linked somewhere else like ChoicePoint. Ever read a privacy statement? You don't have any.
I'm getting nothing but errors when I try to pull any of these up. They were working earlier, but it looks like Yahoo has pulled them.
You hit it right on the head. Its price. $400.00 for the player. Another $400.00 for the TV + the movies. Of course, for the same $400.00 player, you can get a PS3 that is the best Blu-Ray and HD DVD player around and is useful in other ways.
That's right. The kiddie porn folks will just swap files on IRC.