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I need no satisfaction, just a big paycheck.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
"If you just follow the bacon Eddy, wherever it leads you, then you won't have to think about politics." -- Some Bell.
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Tim Cook says there will be consequences to having 'rampant disinformation and conspiracy theories juiced by algorithms'. We need to go back to pushing society to buy shiny laptops
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On the one hand it is good that people that known says things like this...
on the other hand... who are they trying to fool? They have been very active part growing the problem and now they just try to take distance with "public relationships"
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Everything can be solved with a nice slick sales presentation!
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What if it was possible to read the brain’s signals, and to use these to accurately guess which song a person is listening to at any given moment? Can it tell that I don't know the correct lyrics?
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They are looking for songs identification... Yeah, right
This is not going to end being misused, not at all.
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In a challenging year for the world, the internet helped us and harmed us like never before. With 2020 in the rearview, we combine research and stories about what can be done. "If you wish to keep as well as possible, the less you think about your health the better."
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Kent Sharkey wrote: In a challenging year for the world, the internet helped us and harmed us like never before. As the majority of the things, it can be good but it is more probably to end being (mis)used bad(ly)
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The two wealthiest men in the world—Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos—are bickering about their competing satellite internet projects, in an argument prompted by SpaceX’s recent request to move some Starlink satellites to a lower orbit. How about we send them both up and let them settle it up there?
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Can we do the spaceship a bit bigger and send some additional CEOs and useless politicians?
Although I am not sure if there would be a spaceship big enough for it...
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Lasers. Big flying things with guns. There is only one way forward!
modified 30-Jan-21 15:50pm.
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The United States should not agree to ban the use or development of autonomous weapons powered by artificial intelligence (AI) software, a government-appointed panel said in a draft report for Congress. After all, nothing bad could happen. Right T-800?
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' "moral" imperative' ? really?
I suppose the meaning of "moral" is slightly different for me than to the military and politicians
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DirectML is available in every one of the billion Windows 10 devices worldwide, and over a hundred applications already take advantage of DirectML—with over two hundred million GPU-hardware accelerated inferences performed daily on Windows. ... ... ... I got nothing.
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Something like "We trained the machines until No-Code was no longer a joke..." But then we had to send someone back in time...
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So, looking on how the world goes, the QA and the average computer user... the machine is going to be learning crap 98% of the time...
And then we will wonder and complain if they just want to wipe us out
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DirectML = DirectAIL, the politically-correct term used in the printing industry, of which I am a small cog in a large-ish commercial inkjet printing system company
Bonus points for anyone seeing what I did there...
Software Zen: delete this;
modified 29-Jan-21 9:05am.
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Visual Studio Code only succeeded because a failed online editor was pivoted to become a desktop product, according to Microsoft Distinguished Engineer Erich Gamma. Those that don't study history are doomed to rewrite code editors
I did not know that Erich Gamma was at the Fish Shoppe. They've really got quite the collection going on, don't they?
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A new web standard is playing off of California’s powerful privacy law If at first you fail, try and fail again
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But...
Will that protect users privacy?
Or will it help corporations to be more private whilst slurping your data?
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'Global Privacy Control' doesn't sound in the slightest bit dodgy...
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Each week viewers can tune in and code alongside the hosts. In case you want to get your head in the clouds
And it's on Twitch, so you can join all the cool kids.
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With the start of a new year, it’s common to reflect on what happened over the past year and plan for the upcoming year. In this article, I’m going to look at the state of WebAssembly in 2020 and where I see things going this year. "Fight on State. Strike your gait and win!"
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This post looks at how to use C# Source Generators to build an external DSL to represent mathematical expressions. Now you can write code to get the code to write code so you don't have to write code. Right?
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