Comment Re:They just need to perfect it (Score 1) 37
You know, creating a perfect cell
Oh, crap - and didn't Google release Android 17 recently?
You know, creating a perfect cell
Oh, crap - and didn't Google release Android 17 recently?
Think the problem is certain individuals have told Trump that (white) Americans are smarter than anyone else, and he's stupid and vain enough to believe it - after all, the Very Stable Genius is a white American.
If so, it's a win in my book.
>"I have never worked anywhere in my entire career where Windows wasn't the standard, dictated OS. Linux at home, Linux on the server, but there has always been a Windows PC on my work desk. Unfortunately."
Well, where I work, Linux is the standard on all machines- servers (10+) and desktops (270+). Has been for decades. And I am not even counting the switches, routers, door control system, HVAC control, electronic signs, sensors, access points, etc, all of which also run Linux. We do have a few MS-Windows VM's for a few edge cases.
We used Unix before Linux, so it was a natural progression that never included MS-Windows. No desktops have ever been MS-Windows. Not that we haven't had challenges. But zero regrets.
... and China has hundreds/thousands of government-sponsored hacking teams. Nah, I'm sure there's no connection there.
Or Ford has no hired 700 senior engineers.
Well, at least there's no war in Ba-Sing-Se.
If cartoons have taught me anything, it's that gravity doesn't have any effect unless I look down.
That's not enough to make you fall... you also need to wave at the audience, breaking the fourth wall.
>"In some cases, thieves may pilfer one or more checks from local mailboxes."
This is one reason why I drop all my outgoing mail (mostly bills) into a locked US Postal Service box at work, rather than mailing from home.
I did use the qualifier "most".
Training an AI is exactly the same as training a human mind
I dunno about that... for one thing, most humans don't confidently spout nonsense unless alcohol is involved.
Companies don't spin off business lines into independent subsidiaries when they foresee lots of profits in the future... this is what they do when they're trying to cut their losses.
In other words - IBM is basically cutting their losses with regards to quantum computing. They may technically keep the unit alive, but they're gonna tighten expenditures significantly.
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Seems like perfect circumstances for using hallucination-prone techniques!
#whatcouldpossiblygowrong
Do they live by the super-sea, and frolic in the autumn mist in the land of super-honalee?
FORTRAN is for pipe stress freaks and crystallography weenies.