Comment Re:Media has been looking at this thing wrong (Score 2) 53
You have no freakin' idea. The military needs this. Badly.
You have no freakin' idea. The military needs this. Badly.
On the contrary, your position is the "short bus" one. The idea that your vim/emacs whatever "god-tier" editor that lets you write code at speeds only modern processors could feasibly handle in the terminal with a bajillion customization is your idea. That's right, your idea. An idea that you're pushing off to everyone with a smug sense of superiority.
The code written in an IDE is the same as the code written in notepad, or vi, or emacs, or whatever you want. Cool if you can do without all of that stuff like intellisense because you've been working in C++ for twenty years and you know all of the commands and library calls you need off the top of your hand. The syntax is second nature to you. Who cares? I know thirty digits of pi and it doesn't make me better than you.
If you can deliver the results the business needs then that's all that matters. It doesn't matter if you can do that with a vim, vi, emacs, spacemacs, eclipse, vs code, notepad, notepad++, intellij, or whatever floats your fancy. If IDEs are not your slice of cake hey man I'm not going to force you to eat it like you're forcing me to eat yours like you are and your "special needs" world view where you feel the need to be superior to everyone around you because you type words into a different box.
The fact it says desert division on a green painted truck is too realistic for me already.
If all it does is take down DoD resources then it's par for the course really...
Absolutely not. Under no circumstances is this a good idea or morally just. If someone decided to make bad decisions that end up harming innocent people or infringing on their rights, it's game over and they should be removed from society, since they can't be trusted to reside in it.
Must be nice to think that way because it's not your stuff you're thinking their stealing. It's someone else's. I guarantee if some homeless person stole your wallet you would be upset.
I don't owe these people shit. They made bad choices and now they're forced to pay the consequences. You can argue with me from a practical standpoint, but from an ethical one you don't have a single foothold. They can go die as far as I'm concerned, at least then their drain on society would end.
It sounds cold until you use empathy to realize that time and time again these people decided that drugs were more important to them than their children, their families, or themselves. Imagine having to choose between making sure your kid has a lunch to eat or getting high. You want me to take the side of compassion? That's a fucking riot. Try for once actually think about the people being harmed by their drug use instead of this pseudo-ethical crap where we lie to ourselves that the drug users are just victims when there's kids that aren't going to have lunches to eat because of the choices these people fucking make.
What's so spaghetti about his code?
Yeah, ionic ones. Covalent bonds (like the ones found in DNA) don't break up without undergoing chemical reaction.
What they found was that rats who live longer have more cancer.
Fancy that.
Chemical bonds are already vibrating aggressively. Adding more energy to them causes a change of state, not a change of structure. The point at which you're breaking apart chemical bonds occurs in plasma, which requires temperature and pressure not very different than the sun.
You can make structures more susceptible to damage by heating them, but by the time your DNA is that hot you're already dead.
So hot tubs cause cancer now... Oh no...
Gravity exists in the real word, independent of any coordinate system and it behaves consistently. There's no reason why it shouldn't be able to be described as such; we just don't know what that description is.
Saying that "oh noez Einstein ur on a wild goose chase!" is pretty darn silly.
Maybe because you didn't grow up there you pretentious fuck.
The FCC won't comply with FOIA. They just ignore it. The only way to get the comments is to subpoena them and have an injunction filed preventing them from moving forward with any new net neutrality changes.
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Whoops you meant a select? Well they're all gone now.
If that's true then you're a huge set of algorithms. Neural networks are just digital brains.
When it is not necessary to make a decision, it is necessary not to make a decision.