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What you want is a growth chamber.

And neural rendering to get realistic 3D scenes ;)

Have you tried Logica?

https://logica.dev/

Anything can cause damage if it is intense enough (intensity is a separate quantity from photon energy). You do not want to put your hand into a microwave oven. But a cellphone's level of radiant intensity is absolutely harmless.

Not to mention their intense lobbying to restrict residency positions.

For most universities, their micro-degrees program are considered to be a revenue source. They do not issue those directly under the same brand as their main undergraduate college.

You are missing the forest for the trees. Quality wise, most American first and second tier universities provide largely similar levels of undergraduate education, with perhaps slightly differing rigor depending on the institution. The top 10 schools are uniquely able to provide strong networks, money, and access to opportunities that are not available to everyone else. That has very little to do with research output or its academic strength. You cannot buy old money. If academic rigor is the sole determinant of institution quality, then continental powerhouses like École Normale Supérieur and Science Po would be ranked on the same level as Stanford and Harvard.

Not sure why this was downvoted. Market and Exchanges is slightly outdated but it is the gold standard.

Because ethics in engineering is mostly about codified rule compliance rather than the deep navel gazing taken by actual philosophy students. The latter also rarely yields useful answers. Crack open one of the "professional" engineering ethics guide books and 90% of it is thou shalt not build a bad bridge/engine/circuit because it is very bad and you should report your boss to the authorities if they do. I never understood the moral uppity and delusion those engineers have. If a bridge falls it is bad, unless if it is explicitly designed to kill enemy soldiers, then it is good. You can extend this to drones and enemy schoolbuses and the entire defence industry if you want. The so-called "engineering ethics" field should rebrand and follow the financial industry. You follow guidelines because the compliance department demands it to cover the company's derriere. If you don't, your company will get fined. Skip the self-righteous morality because its only purpose is to reduce the principle agent problem for the managerial and asset owning class.

If you do actual ML research, the technologies are two sides of the same coin. Three days ago there was a paper posted here in HN on using the GPT-like transformer architecture for reinforcement learning problems (of which self driving cars is a partial subset of).

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27721037

> To slim results. Elon Musk explained his new nihilism about the possibility of stopping AI advancement on the Joe Rogan podcast, when he said:

“I tried to convince people to slow down. Slow down AI. To regulate AI. This was futile. I tried for years. Nobody listened. Nobody listened.”

Rather rich coming from one of the self driving car market leaders. It certainly makes business sense to mislead academia and the policy sector into wasting resources on figuring out the best philosophical and ethical regime while large corporations benefit from regulatory capture. If he has his way, ML would become like the pharmaceutical industry, with multiple barriers of entry if you are not well-funded, well-connected, or established.

And if your politics do not agree with Hacker News, then expect pontification about how the first amendment only applies to governments and not large corporations with massive network effects.

Simple, outsource the moderation. Provide a common access API for third parties to provide moderation. Whether their home feed content resemble 4chan or the New Yorker is entirely up to the user.

And also floating point specifications.

I think you should hire a couple of game developers. With the small scale that Enso is operating at, there should not be having bottlenecks in the graphics layer. A game developer can easily scale the app to support millions of nodes trivially on a 2021 desktop.

You conveniently left out the rise of the industry known as software engineering.

There is the option of a chemical gas generator, which i much more compact than any battery. However it too has a limited operation time.

Are modern phased array sound bars capable of bouncing sound off walls to emulate surround sound? I understand that Apple's Homepods for example have quite sophisticated algorithms for sound.

What is the difference between DoEvent and yield in modern async languages?

It is a well known fact that Apple's pay is bad. They are like game studios, they sell a dream and the perception of changing the world to engineers who should be old enough to know better.

They pretend to care about consumer privacy by only encrypting on device and at the same time hand data over to governments through unencrypted iCloud backups.

Pretty much, it is like "OpenBionics" where everything is closed sourced.

Most cars now are partially drive-by-wire. The mechanical interconnect serves as backup.

Can you elaborate?

Mastodon powers Gab. It is as popular a decentralized technology as it can get.

You can always use the Turkic script. Turkic languages are almost mutually intelligible.

Compromising a user password does not grant access to the web client (where all the important settings are at) if 2fa is enabled. App specific password only allows data exfiltration and most enterprise email servers/authz systems can be configured to automatically block access from VPNs/foreign ips. These days emails are tied into calendar and Oauth and many other things, blocking access to the inbox is just one layer in a very a big picture.

Also https://rete.js.org/

Current office shredders are almost all capable of double shredding but considering how easy it is to reverse by OP's project, it may be necessary to implement further measures for document destruction.

A laser or enzymic based method could work but neither are particularly office-friendly.

Not using AWS would not make much of a difference. AWS is a money machine, the parts of Amazon that involve logistics and blue collar work is barely profitable.