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FractalNerve

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About FractalNerve

Frankfurt/Germany – Contact: https://tny.im/114

Pursuing my M.Sc. Thesis in Computer Science in Deep-Learning and Data-Science-based Process Automation. Highly motivated and curious about: CS, AI, PHYS, MED and IT

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    This makes the Holographic_imager a reality, hooray! [1] http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Holographic_imager To me this is the most major breakthrough I've heard in the recent ye…

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    Comment #16071910

    I didn't understand the article, can someone explain what it means for java development, please?? Will we be able to create runtime-less executables that are fully dependency free?…

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    Wasn't Intel's transactional CPU Memory the solution, but it also failed to to bugs? Sorry for quoting wikipedia, but I'm not at school, hah! [1] '''' TSX provides two software int…

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    Comment #16071747

    Wasn't Intel's transactional CPU Memory the solution, but it also failed to to bugs?

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    Comment #16071730

    > they didn't have the cycles to write everything down! hahaha that was a good pun! Do you have a link to Jann Horns personal blog or Github? I've not never heard of him before.

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    > It may even be time for dedicated kernel cpus/cores. Oh yes, I agree! One needs to be able to phycically (un)lock the "kernel fpga" like a door without remote capabilities, excep…

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    I'm using an xposed mod to continually be online on WhatsApp, even when my phone's screen if off. Would this thwart such attacks? I mean it would be an anomaly, but other than that…

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    hmm, I'm not sure but I think there are many people with hidden synaesthesia like you, especially other forms that we don't know yet. Or there are different types of synaesthesia-l…

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    Comment #15405544

    Depends on whom you take a photo off, where and from where. It's a complicated matter juristically, but the morale is easy. Don't take a photograph of someone visible in your photo…

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    Is all voice in a room with a person wearing Google Buds transmitted to the cloud?? Isn't that prohibited and eavesdropping onto unsuspecting citizens? I mean it's not just tempora…

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    Yes, but that's the definition of "false and deceptive advertisement", isn't it? I'd wish for someone to sue a giant corp. so that a law can stop other mega corporations from doing…

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    You've incredible search skills! Thank you very much =))

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    wow, interesting! Where can I find your project?

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    I thik basing this on PostgresSQL was wrong now and believe that a meaningful approach at creating a Vespa alternative yourself is basing this on a Content-Adressable-Storage[1] an…

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    > How else could you solve what Vespa does using Rust, Go, or C/C++ libraries? Let me try myself answering my own question, I hope someone hops in and tells me where I'm wrong or h…

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    So the upsides of Vespa over Elasticsearch are speeding up the rate at which it scales? Ah, that seems reasonable for a company this size, but is there something in there that's of…

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    May I ask some stupid questions? :/ I don't quite get the diagram of the Vespa Architecture. Is Vespa a middleware between database engine and query parser? This is what puzzles me…

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    Comment #15337707

    What are the downsides for 1) China and 2) chinese citizens from an objective PoV?

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    I am very sorry, I wish english was my mother language or I had better writing skills. But you can catch me up off HN, I'd be glad to talk and listen to a fellow mind :)

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    >> mathematical notation is often clean and expressive, while programming language and its string-of-chars constraint makes for much more difficult to understand notation. Yes, it'…

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    I really like your thinking and believe that there is an eminent truth behind it. Such that loose social connectedness naturally procreates the development of such proxies as a for…

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    Math's Syntax and 'universal' language is a great barrier that unlocks the world's knowledge. Applied scientific fields take almost 10-20 years until they sieve/diffuse the knowled…