I don't know anything about this whole controversy, but as far as I can see it, he's right about Patrick.
Also, I couldn't find anything offensive or malicious, so I don't really get your problem here..
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formerly researcher at Google DeepMind
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I don't know anything about this whole controversy, but as far as I can see it, he's right about Patrick.
Also, I couldn't find anything offensive or malicious, so I don't really get your problem here..
So you actually only need to use 0.1% of all lakes.
Looks awesome though, I'll grab one. And I bet that I'm able to change the microSD card ;)
If I click on a dropdown box, I can already type the value on my keyboard to select it. No javascript necessary.
(using chromium on ubuntu)
I'll use it to brush up my spanish. :)
Since I have zero experience with JS, I'm thankful for any help. Code is on: https://github.com/Mononofu/CryptoChrome
The plugin I'm using was compiled on Ubuntu x64 and probably doesn't work anywhere else. It was written using firebreath, basically it's just a wrapper to gpg.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moores_law
Aside from that, the difference between one human and all of us is only 2^32 - so if you can place the intelligence of one human on a chip, you'll be able to do the same thing with all of humanity 64 years later. And that's ignoring things like reduced costs per chip / using multiple chips for the same price.