"...well, if I've sacrificed enough goats and or what not, this demo will work..."
Yes a hobby project vs. Apple Flagship Project [blah] are different, but this is just boring. At least when Gates BSOD'd, it was the laugh of the day, and not trying to be taken as an accurate representation of every person and product in the company.
My partner is in a similar situation. His name is.@gmail.com.
Unfortunately, (for you), there will be little sympathy from those who were forced to register countrybob200244@gmail.com because literally, everything is was taken.
Based on the makeup of researchers I would guess AI's conclusion would guess an Asian Male. If left to ingesting all research done on the subject, it may even come out speaking Chinese (Mandarin).
This would be a fascinating development. The cycle seems to be "calling it AI until it is useful," then calling it "machine learning." We should feed it the AI research that helped design and create it to see what function it deems itself most fit to fulfill.
But Kathy Griffen's photo sparked an investigation (regardless of size, or cost)? I don't care for either of those things said or done, but Trump implied something far more egregious than she did.
No shit--this is like CIA 101. Regardless of actual actions, sometimes someone just needs to be framed for something. In this case who knows which side of the coin CIA is on, but this is _literally_ what we pay them for.
Why not just let users verify his or her identity and (probably some real-name policy too--but that isn't popular around here so I'll shush), and for a fee issue certs for digital signatures on email?
Google could add a prompt asking if queries or commands are filtered or ignored entirely. The browser extension is great; I have not seen a search result from "toms-super-always-drivers.mx" or "experts-exchange.com" since release.
After a signature of misuse is detected Google could push out the prompt with the next instance. Similar to how they are reacting to the problem now, but with greater and long lasting consequences. No libel required, just respond that saying the company misused your personal equipment with authorization. They are no longer allowed to participate in the [whatever business] program.
Definitely make it shorter though, like the easy-English version of Wikipedia.
The only thing that doesn't immediately make me believe this to be complete nonsense is the far-off timeline. If someone popped up tomorrow (even an established brand in either operating systems or watches), stating they would be releasing a competing product next month...I'd call B.S.immediately.
Not that I think they have a chance at all, but I certainly hope we see a viable product hit the market. At the very least, Apple can incorporate (or steal depending on your '*-boi' status), bettering whichever product we do use.
Hit it on the nose. Even in Mandarin, (typically) when you speak of communism as the M.O. of the country, you refer to it as "Chinese style communism" (loosely translated).
The kicker is, as you mentioned, the centralized planning. With a five-year plan--which can fluctuate to extreme degrees responding to acute problems--one can obfuscate earmarked spending and hide actual power structures holding up the government, hide failures/give the party momentum to spin those failures into neutrals or successes.
I find 'Chinese-Style Communism' quite fascinating.
On another note, there is one site I never seem to access when I have the ability to save it into a password manager. Meaning, every single time I use the site (finance related to boot), I must reset my password. I expect this to raise alarm, but so far nothing.
No single entity released these voting machines. The red-tape created an environment hostile to secure and (more importantly) auditable voting machines.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Moreso, how (again supposedly) they leaked a selection of emails to sway public opinion. I'm outraged, and that would stand regardless of the election results.
Slashdot Mirror
I'm glad no one ever oversells a story with a catchy headline...
"...well, if I've sacrificed enough goats and or what not, this demo will work..."
Yes a hobby project vs. Apple Flagship Project [blah] are different, but this is just boring. At least when Gates BSOD'd, it was the laugh of the day, and not trying to be taken as an accurate representation of every person and product in the company.
Did slashdot just link to an article posted on slashdot itself as a story?
I'm not falling for it. I don't read the articles. Did you think having the articles read themselves to me would work any better?
What about: I'm looping into [Station Name] around 1600?
One night with Venus...
I actually argue that the AC is certainly American. There are roughly 4 Americans that actually know the definition of "impeach."
How I miss thee.
Omg, /. fix your site. It even rendered correctly in the preview. ( common Chinese name ) . ( common Chinese surname )
is what it should have said.
My partner is in a similar situation. His name is .@gmail.com.
Unfortunately, (for you), there will be little sympathy from those who were forced to register countrybob200244@gmail.com because literally, everything is was taken.
Based on the makeup of researchers I would guess AI's conclusion would guess an Asian Male. If left to ingesting all research done on the subject, it may even come out speaking Chinese (Mandarin).
This would be a fascinating development. The cycle seems to be "calling it AI until it is useful," then calling it "machine learning." We should feed it the AI research that helped design and create it to see what function it deems itself most fit to fulfill.
But Kathy Griffen's photo sparked an investigation (regardless of size, or cost)? I don't care for either of those things said or done, but Trump implied something far more egregious than she did.
The government already did this.
No shit--this is like CIA 101. Regardless of actual actions, sometimes someone just needs to be framed for something. In this case who knows which side of the coin CIA is on, but this is _literally_ what we pay them for.
I came here for a 'in Soviet Google, target is YOU!'...left dissapointed.
Why not just let users verify his or her identity and (probably some real-name policy too--but that isn't popular around here so I'll shush), and for a fee issue certs for digital signatures on email?
24 you insensitive clod!
Google could add a prompt asking if queries or commands are filtered or ignored entirely. The browser extension is great; I have not seen a search result from "toms-super-always-drivers.mx" or "experts-exchange.com" since release.
After a signature of misuse is detected Google could push out the prompt with the next instance. Similar to how they are reacting to the problem now, but with greater and long lasting consequences. No libel required, just respond that saying the company misused your personal equipment with authorization. They are no longer allowed to participate in the [whatever business] program.
Definitely make it shorter though, like the easy-English version of Wikipedia.
The only thing that doesn't immediately make me believe this to be complete nonsense is the far-off timeline. If someone popped up tomorrow (even an established brand in either operating systems or watches), stating they would be releasing a competing product next month...I'd call B.S.immediately.
Not that I think they have a chance at all, but I certainly hope we see a viable product hit the market. At the very least, Apple can incorporate (or steal depending on your '*-boi' status), bettering whichever product we do use.
Hit it on the nose. Even in Mandarin, (typically) when you speak of communism as the M.O. of the country, you refer to it as "Chinese style communism" (loosely translated).
The kicker is, as you mentioned, the centralized planning. With a five-year plan--which can fluctuate to extreme degrees responding to acute problems--one can obfuscate earmarked spending and hide actual power structures holding up the government, hide failures/give the party momentum to spin those failures into neutrals or successes.
I find 'Chinese-Style Communism' quite fascinating.
Give away all of my passwords why don't you.
On another note, there is one site I never seem to access when I have the ability to save it into a password manager. Meaning, every single time I use the site (finance related to boot), I must reset my password. I expect this to raise alarm, but so far nothing.
No single entity released these voting machines. The red-tape created an environment hostile to secure and (more importantly) auditable voting machines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Moreso, how (again supposedly) they leaked a selection of emails to sway public opinion. I'm outraged, and that would stand regardless of the election results.
Yeah, because he is a reliable narrator.
Cue a mod that reads 99% forever.