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Is there anything that schmidhuber hasn't done before everyone else?

Because billionaires are the same people with the same rights like the other people.

This is great news.

Twitter definitely has potential but at the moment it is a cespool of triggered personalities where the voice of the sane and interesting people is drowned in an endless screaming.

Could you please share your thesis? Maybe over email?

But I've read on a Facebook group that it does.

/sarcasm off

I've hired in the past a person that spoke minimally during the interview and during work calls (as like, convey the needed info with the least words possible) and he was crushing it at work later.

Also, I've worked with a super energetic person who couldn't stand in his place, talked way too much, was rude, and, in general, unbearable. He was fired later.

So... maybe to soon generalize.

Why does this matter?

Could we stop sharing old reddit links? It works horribly on mobile.

Define hate speech. Not sure about ESR but RMS definitely didn't do any.

45% tax

Lack of competition and venture funding

1) everyday - fast iterative process beats everything

For Russia? Yes. For Putin? No.

>What does dependency injection give you that a simple combination of Singletons, Constructors, and Factories doesn't?

You don't need to create a "simple combination" of Singletons, Constructors, and Factories.

> went into more useful ones like research and development.

What does Germany have to show here?

I am now really looking forward to see Steam Deck launch

I just hope that this shows how useless competitive programming is that it can be replace by the Transformer-model.

Additionally, people should REALLY rething their coding interviews if they can be solved by a program.

Market incumbents quite often welcome the new regulation. It helps them to avoid competition by creating entry barriers.

What if they claim that they don't know? You know... haven't got the memo.

Users. They shouldn't use software that they haven't wetted as secure.

No amount of regulation will save users from installing a hundred of toolbars if they want to do that.

But it will hinder legitimate programmers from publishing useful software (especially free and open source software).

Why not let market figure this out? Companies that do not provide support are bound to be eaten by the others.

It's the Webway! https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Webway

What's fuchsia?

Tbh, this extends to the entire DACH region.

Have you ever thought about taking responsibility yourself instead of blaming corps/gov/others?

I fail to see how is this responsibility of Alexa.

It's parent's fault for letting children use devices like Alexa. Stupid chatbots will always give stupid answers.

I subscribed to this the last year, just to support something that's non-Youtube.

Exactly. What the US lacks is actually more liberal market in health. Less regulations and more competition.

When talking about regulations people usually mean regulating pricing and/or service quality but what actually needs to be tackled are the factors that limit competition, like: - process for opening new clinics/hospitals should have little to none restrictions - requirements for doctors (no doctors from outside can work in the US unless they complete $400k degree) - Drugs from outside countries should be allowed to be imported without FDA's approval

and so on

I am glad that they've updated it. The previous edition was hopelessly outdated as most if not all of the SOTA solutions now use deep learning.

>Scientists don’t understand why…

They know exactly why - in the Reuters article they say it's because of the lost moisture from the rain (there is now shelter above the reactor) and that it was expected :D

What a piece of journalistic crap...