Comment Re:This is similar to how AI works (Score 1) 38
I feel that Marvel et al are a repackaged Iliad.
I feel that Marvel et al are a repackaged Iliad.
s/needs saving/needs solving/
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Would be an instant classic.
And naked arms on his lady! Criticized by the same people always yammering on about the Right to Bare Arms.
How primitive and unevolved some people are. Everyone should try and do better.
Well played
Dunno about the politics, but trans have been on men's minds for millenia. From Classical Greek plays to Kabuki to Milton Berle to cashiered skippers of nuke carriers.
Turns out that Brave New World was an instruction manual.
"We have learned the lesion that letting hate-speech run unchecked..."
Freudian slip there? (I know, I know =)
"Note that hate-speech does not get suppressed by law. You can still make it, you just may have to face consequences."
Yeah, that's the part that wingnuts of all persuasions don't like.
First, clicking your link only show a 401 unauthorized access error.
Sorry, just copied whatever Wikipedia had. It's a
So while I was wrong by my initial claim of more white folk in poverty then black folk total, there are still nearly three times the absolute number of white people in poverty then there are black folk.
Yes, but if we go per capita the ratio would be five times or whatever.
Note: I still plan on looking through your links, but it might not be before this thread gets archived.
being in poverty sucks no matter how you look at it.
QFT
Traditions aren't what they used to be.
The difference in writing to a serial bus vs a parallel bus.
It sounds like it through a German translator was put.
I've written and rewritten my mea culpa several times. The shame cripples my fingers as well as my mind.
Didn't know Ds owned all the farms.
The comments related to this in TFA seem aspirational...
"This demands what she called "mastery of technology" across the service, with officers required to become "as comfortable with lines of code as we are with human sources, as fluent in Python as we are in multiple other languages."
I agree, I don't expect the tech world to even notice this, unless and until "Recruitment will target linguists, data scientists, engineers, and technologists alike." actually happens. I think anyone hired for these roles will be expected to know Python, similar as back when it was expected that everyone knew how to work with the dos prompt.
Her mention of "Python" as an example is possibly the first time the more senior members of the organization have ever heard of it. They probably think it's a spinoff of SPECTRE.
A quarrel is quickly settled when deserted by one party; there is no battle unless there be two. -- Seneca