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> From a quick check it seems Twitter is getting better at it. Prices used to be more like in the low $20/k range. Now the low end accounts are $45/k and if you want PVAd/profiled …

> 8gb should be the norm even for cheap laptops... Why? For example, why now , why not two years ago, or in two years time?

I fail to see what you're saying. Are you saying that because a simple neural network could behave the same, such behaviour can't thus be evidence of inner speech?

Though unified virtual memory isn't limited to Pascal -- AMD's GCN architecture has supported it for years already, as do these products.

I don't understand what you mean in this context. Elaborate please?

> because long term, they will be better off. Because long term, they believe they will be better off. And really, many people cast their vote as a protest vote for the current pol…

Does this reflect your view regarding development in C++ and Java and is your comment merely a lazy reflection of that?

Link to a paper talking about this: http://pcp.oxfordjournals.org/content/50/4/684.full

Why do you suppose they left it out? Is it merely a matter of "cheap implementation" being purely subjective, and hence they might have thought it as cheap, while you seem to disag…

> Then you don't really support property rights. Or we simply disagree what rights and liabilities the property owner should have in the context, which I define as business propert…

> But you are. No, I am not. You're seeing binary where there is none. My point is not to abolish the notion of personal responsibility, but to acknowledge that there is more to hu…

(Note that I am not the person you replied to.) I do honestly feel that there should be a law against that in the society which I live in, since I find such actions taken by the re…

Is "Firefox mimicking Chrome" something you have an issue with for some reason, or what are you after?

Not to nitpick, but yet another partial quote. Bravo.

I do agree with you, though as a brief tangent (as if this horse wasn't beat badly enough here in HN during the past almost 30 months...), my personal concern is both political and…

Aren't the design choices and intended use cases vastly different though? Could this explain some of the difference in traction you perceive?

I suspect it's a mere challenge for the "troll" to see if they can beat the system. If not, they'll try harder until they can . The more challenge the more rewarding it is, thus th…

Do you, or someone, have any data to back this up? Honest question, I don't use Facebook so I can't tell from experience.

But isn't computer just the medium to access the real addiction-causing substance, whatever it may be? I mean, if you give person a computer of any kind without internet access, th…

And I'd follow with creating incentives for people to actually pay for the content. Relying on charity isn't a sustainable source of income in general case.

Have you, or someone else, got a source for this or articles/studies done? Not questioning it, just curious.

This would benefit who exactly?

Rust provides memory safety without VM to begin with. Although I do not like the comparison because it's not factually correct, Rust is like the "safe subset of C++". To write actu…

> and that it's our own fault Whose fault exactly is it? Has anybody in HN worked with a company which does this crapware bundling, let alone creating? Or does anybody know anyone …