I let my boss know that I'd have to drop down to 10 hours/week (java coding stuff for school) if I get selected. Just enough to not totally forget over the summer.
As one who has been depressed, the OCD is the one that just doesn't go away. Anything they might have for OCD makes me want to volunteer. Well, plus I want to be a cyborg.
Just attended a seminar put on by industry people at my U. One question I asked was about automation versus outsourcing. Highly underrated are concerns about automation in technology that threaten to globally lower jobs. They mentioned that translating english language problems to code is far from being automated, but to stay away from call center jobs as websites answer many questions.
When's the last time you had to clean your digital camera? Certainly not every few seconds. And you didn't address the blind spot, something no camera has.
I remember around a two-century time. It is, of course, a lot more energy dense so new sources would go a big way. The future might be in sea water fusion which is practically limitless.
I think a lot of people all around are short-sighted when it comes to transhumanism. Why are life expectancies around 80? It should be a few billion, depending on what physicists say about heat death. And I'm grateful to all the disabled. They get to test the stuff I'll use later.
Actually it is for a fair amount of people. Transhumanism.org is a good place to start. Extropians are still around (from a recent mailing list post at least). A common thread is frustration with these types of technology being addressed only to the disabled by short-sighted people. Think for a moment how you would feel if given transhuman powers, then have them taken away. Quite disabled, right? Join our growing dream. The singularity is near.
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I don't think the VM and compiler apps have been open-sourced.
Any mention of lojban rocks! mo vi do.
Do you really think being among those that constantly say this will reduce your competition?
This stuff is really tricky. Transhumanism can help in much more subtle ways than those suggested by Dock Ock.
How about putting a hardware random number generators in PCs? All the consoles have them. The PC just uses a lousy LCG with the time as seed.
That is my answer.
I let my boss know that I'd have to drop down to 10 hours/week (java coding stuff for school) if I get selected. Just enough to not totally forget over the summer.
The whole outsourced to India thing is getting very old.
Those are great for programming. My boss has one and I'm planning to bring one over to work.
As one who has been depressed, the OCD is the one that just doesn't go away. Anything they might have for OCD makes me want to volunteer. Well, plus I want to be a cyborg.
For awhile now. Some are even built-in (don't take the card slot). Some caveats--my cingular EDGE PC Card had horrid latencies (1s or more).
Transhumanism is coming soon. And it will be good.
Just attended a seminar put on by industry people at my U. One question I asked was about automation versus outsourcing. Highly underrated are concerns about automation in technology that threaten to globally lower jobs. They mentioned that translating english language problems to code is far from being automated, but to stay away from call center jobs as websites answer many questions.
"Smart kids" are not the only people who are "smart"? Ok.
When's the last time you had to clean your digital camera? Certainly not every few seconds. And you didn't address the blind spot, something no camera has.
I remember around a two-century time. It is, of course, a lot more energy dense so new sources would go a big way. The future might be in sea water fusion which is practically limitless.
I think a lot of people all around are short-sighted when it comes to transhumanism. Why are life expectancies around 80? It should be a few billion, depending on what physicists say about heat death. And I'm grateful to all the disabled. They get to test the stuff I'll use later.
A more powerful muscle was just announced. Oh, and nobody expects artificial items to "perform equivalently". They will far outpace.
Sentience may require a few chemicals, but everything outside the brain could be replace essentially now.
Who needs biological when you have mechanical! Do you want a blind spot? Do you want to have to blink? Biological is in no way superior.
Actually it is for a fair amount of people. Transhumanism.org is a good place to start. Extropians are still around (from a recent mailing list post at least). A common thread is frustration with these types of technology being addressed only to the disabled by short-sighted people. Think for a moment how you would feel if given transhuman powers, then have them taken away. Quite disabled, right? Join our growing dream. The singularity is near.