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tesdinger

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    Comment #49074235

    Does it work on Linux

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    Comment #49074230

    > Decades of building world-class security systems now give us trillions of daily signals across identity, endpoint, cloud, and network Let's say i use a linux endpoint and some ha…

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    Comment #48164110

    There's really no way to tell if an ad is accurate or not just from the ad. AI or not. Not a new thing. Bagels might have been 10% smaller on one day. Who knows. Why even bother re…

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    Scenario with Low Demand for AI

    Imagine a scenario where AI hardware has been built at a massive scale, but the demand for using it for commercial AI is lower than the capacity. What do you think will happen? Wil…

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    Comment #48163740

    For the sake of the generations that come after us, we really should not dump valuable material into space. I somehow doubt the electronics in space would be recovered and recycled…

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    Comment #48163723

    All the increases in density are impressive, but they come with the downside of repairability and recycling difficulties. I hope we can still repair this when parts of it break or …

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    Comment #45579363

    > you usually only have one database What if I use the cloud? I don't even know how many servers my database runs on. Nor do I care. It's liberating not having to think about it at…

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    Comment #45492184

    Your total energy needs figure today is completely irrelevant. Half of the so called needs are just for entertainment. Now excuse me I have to step in my SUV and drive to lake Gard…

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    Comment #45491431

    No it is not printing money. Shares are not money.

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    Comment #45491410

    It is dilution. 160 million shares of AMD for 1 cent will be added. The idea is that the value increase of the remaining shares enabled by the OpenAI cooperation will be stronger t…

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    Comment #45491275

    It's not money printing because shares are not classified as money in economics. Money is used for transactions while shares primary purpose is not transactions.

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    Comment #45490427

    Der Angriff des Slop ist nicht erfolgt.

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    Comment #45490411

    3% of the world GDP is more than the 2 trillion needed to fund AI

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    Comment #39571619

    Macro-economists can not even predict a recession happening next year.

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    Comment #39526676

    Why listen to a professor for business admin instead of climate scientists? Are you an idiot?

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    Comment #39137562

    Of course consciousness is required for intelligence - you need to model yourself as part of the world to have a complete model.

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    Comment #39070944

    The theater is absolutely passing on movie licensing costs onto its customers

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    Comment #39069536

    Never heard of this distinction between parameter and argument, to me they are homonymes. To me, argument or parameter refers to a term in the function definition as well as a term…

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    Comment #39069409

    > Functions don't have variables, named variables, that's Python, not math[0]. No, Python named arguments are a good analogy for Leibnitz notation.

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    Comment #39069277

    What if your physics problem involves the same physical quantity twice, like speeds and masses of two bodies? Then single letter variable names are no longer unique nor meaningful.…

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    Comment #39069175

    Your focusing on the unimportant aspect though, the discussion is about the licensing for watching the movie.

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    Comment #39044667

    You can change the class to be white and then say it's for historical reasons later.

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    Comment #39017920

    I get 30 days of private time off on my first job out of university. I live in Germany, here at least 20 days off are required by law for a five day work week.

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