Would you care that statistically self-driving cars have killed less people than human drivers?
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Would you care that statistically self-driving cars have killed less people than human drivers?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_problem_of_consciousnes...
He comes from a comp sci background but has several books and very well structured arguments for Idealism. His manner of delivering his insights I think particularly appeal to those with analytical and critical thinking backgrounds.
He has several very good videos on YouTube as well.
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4552692.Bernardo_Kastr...
Seems like only half the “secret” revealed.
Has a lot of impact on current AI theory.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20543665-why-materialism...
There are a lot of similarities between Scope and USQL, but USQL is also a cleaner (and in some ways more rigid) implementation.
Taste is important but very subjective. I don't buy a water filter unless it shows up as certified by NSF[1].
A few years ago I almost fell for a "water purification system" on Amazon, with stellar reviews that was supposed to filter out everything. With a baby on the way I figured it was worth the price tag. Good thing I did my research. The water filtration system was not certified or verified by anybody.
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Same thing applies to humidifiers, air cleaners, air conditioners, etc. Don't buy unless it has been certified[2].
It's a full fledged laptop.
https://www.microsoft.com/cognitive-services/en-us/text-anal...
Search engines are filled with clickbait these days.
But I honestly don't understand the point of spending billions of dollars building light rail, when the solution seems much simpler.
Roads? Check
Busses? Check
Busses are way more flexible than rail. They can utilize existing road infrastructure. With some investment into dedicated bus lanes in high traffic areas, and more busses/bus routes, people can be moved around with significantly less capital investment.
I've been a .NET dev for over 10 years as well, and for all it's faults, VS is one of the best dev environments I've ever worked in.
I think the issue here is that antibiotics being given to animals were not studied for these scenarios. For instance, how they may impact milk and meat quality. Not to mention that they are given to animals in much less "regulated" way, compared to people.
Thoughts on who's doing all this downward trading?
I have personally used the feature several times to recover my drive keys.
There's no evidence here that Microsoft has installed a "back door" for the FBI.
It allows you to play your Xbox games on your PC.