Comment Re:Worst case scenario are always bad. (Score 1) 2
also the way regulation would have effected it then and how it would effect it now are vastly different.
also the way regulation would have effected it then and how it would effect it now are vastly different.
This is very much a worst case scenario. The Alternative future(one where corporations like comcast control what you can see and when u can see it is much worse.
I even pointed out that moore's law results in more speed.
BUT MOORE's law had nothing to do with speed increasing, that is a side effect.
So what u dont seem to get is we know comps have been getting faster and software advancement has caused it to speed up more but this is a moot statement when discussing moore's law....MOORE'S law is about fabrication not performance. So software advancement has no relation to it.
We see what the guy is saying but he is saying it completely wrong.
And for some people(seems i am not the only one) moore's law concept issues is sorta a pet peeve
Wow. lets see if i can explain your error.
Moore's law describes a long-term trend in the history of computing hardware. The number of transistors that can be placed inexpensively on an integrated circuit has doubled approximately every two years
It has nothing at all to do with processor speed or performance(although those are sideeffects) it only concerns itself with number of transistors.
The comment is saying that moore's law is actually misleading or irrelevant, That algorithims speed us up more than more transistors(although that is very misleading).
In order for "Progress In Algorithms Beats Moore's Law" to be true, that means the algorithm actually increased the number of transistors on the circuit(which is preposterous)
so to quote the other guy,
"So how did they magically increase the number of transistors using software? Oh whait, someone didn't know what Moore's law was..."
TL:DR
"Even more remarkable - and even less widely understood - is that in many areas, performance gains due to improvements in algorithms have vastly exceeded even the dramatic performance gains due to increased processor speed." has absolutely nothing to do with Moore's Law because Moore's law doesn't concern itself with performance. And the guy above u was correct in his comment.
Yes, and the Lancet surveys worked by asking people in a particular area (I do not remember which area of Iraq anymore, but I believe it was one of the areas of more intense fighting) if they knew anyone killed or injured by the war, assuming that each of those was a separate, actual event and then extrapolating to the entire country.
bingo, lancet surveys are straight misinformation. U can make a survey say anything u want.
no, he used sense. and place like www.iraqbodycount.org use things like police shootouts and include terrorist casualties yet push they're from page like it is a US deal.
To say WE(American/coalition military) killed 500k people is a sign of someone spitting what they heard on TV back. There has been 500k civilian death since 2003 including= civilians killed by coalition forces, civilians killed by Terrorist factions(car bombs, suicide bombers, random attacks on civilians), people killed by police during shootouts, and just about anything else they can term a violent death.
WOW!!! So is the rest of the world aware that the Swedish Police department is now directly publishing their own on line news page. HMMMM can't seem to find it with any search engine, just the regular Police website that doesn't post news items.
But wait, Press conferences, official comments, unofficial comments made by official people like the Director of Prosecution Marianne Ny, like when she said she is requesting the court order to question Mr Assange because he is suspected of rape, sexual molestation and unlawful coercion.
The police doesn't post its news, it does the same shit as every other, they have interviews, conferences, and announcements. i swear the average IQ of
It is better to not speak and be thought an idiot then to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
i love the occasional idiot who thinks he is the only person capable of getting news, theSwedish pushed the idea that it was rape.before american media picked it up i was reading about the "rape" charge. American media just picked up the bullshit flowing out of the local shit.
Its called Character Assassination and all countries love to use it.
quite a leap? hardly so imo. This thought i think is verified in the internet kill switch debate. A button(essentially) to disable any website deemed harmful or infringing, if u think use of that will stop at copyright u are ignorant of politics and american history. Case and point= Wikileaks(i know we are all sick of hearing the name) they keep getting taken down based on a political reasons, not legal ones.
U dont lose rights, they are eroded away.
there is no true anon online anymore...best ways to hide are already here...Tor and a proxy somewhere where laws are lax.
i hardly see this as evil.
the ONLY reason net nuetrality is a issue is due to the lack of choices. If i have the ability to leave and go to another provider then it will enforce itself(i.e. if u start throttling the bandwidth people will leave and go to someone who doesn't.) With landline internet usually there is one company that services the area (by contract with the local government) and several very lesser services that are barely useable. That is why we need the net nuetrality regulation.
Wireless doesn't have the same limitations on choices. If wireless is offered, very rarely is it only offered by one provider. So if your wireless provider is throttling you, leave and go to one who says they wont.
See theoretically i could start my own wireless internet service with enough startup cash. however i cannot start my own cable internet company in my city because comcast has a deal with the local gov. The only time government regulation should come in is when you cant leave who is exploiting you. Thats called free market(well almost free).
Today is a good day for information-gathering. Read someone else's mail file.