Comment Re:Well darn (Score 1) 45
It was clever enough to produce the graphical representation itself.
It was clever enough to produce the graphical representation itself.
The Atari 2600 manages with maybe a 0.1 MIPS single core, a few kBytes of RAM, not a lot more ROM, and one or two Watts of electricity.
... with the amount of bullshit and money, and electricity!, being thrown at "AI".
Radiators are made to order all the time. There is lots of small shops that make them. After all, it's a very common place of damage for low speed rear-endings.
And when adding in Coke/Pepsi/Redbull and co
I would concur with this. We're at the level of alchemists of old. The science has yet to be discovered.
No thought in it.
You're lucky if it stumbles onto a pre-existing template that matches reality.
Just like all the US companies that have rushed to get military contracts with the Pentagon also have a choice.
should be less greedy and give back a little - Provide some stats on query metrics.
And here I was thinking this was a discussion about total galactic mass and the gravitational behaviour of galaxies.
Well, dark matter is a filler for what has been missing gravitationally. But yep, I got your point and have replied there.
I guess one could now ask, what else does those same simulations produce that adds more mass within galactic bounds?
all the arguments that Dark Matter can't be baryonic? Why did they argue with such certainty? What assumptions were made?
It's been that way for quite some time now. The 2003 invasion of Iraq would've been done just for Israel. It never made sense at the time and still doesn't, except if Israel's demands get factored in.
I use Firefox on what is now ageing 2017 hardware and it seems very fast and snappy all the time. And never had it crash even once. But then I also use anti-tracking plugins, along with automatic cookie wipes. Maybe they help with the speed at least.
If I set here and stare at nothing long enough, people might think I'm an engineer working on something. -- S.R. McElroy