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After a dense presentation about the undeniably impressive work Tesla is doing with AI, the company’s self-anointed Technoking, Elon Musk, capped the evening by bringing out a dancer in a spandex suit. Behold, said Musk: my Tesla Bot. I don't seem to get the punchline
But I often wish he would
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I don't know what he smokes... and I am not sure if I would like to try it 
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The brain organoids developed optic structures that reacted to light, but they're not conscious. This always seems to work out for the best in the movies
This is how we end up with Intellect Devourers, people
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Kent Sharkey wrote: but they're not conscious.
How do they know? 
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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They're growing politicians! (The operative phrase being brain-like.)
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That would be a crime against Humanity. 
Fortunately, there is no evidence that these brains are bribeable corruptocrats lacking any shred of integrity.
EDIT: I am an equal-opprtunity despiser of politicians. I despise all politicians of any nationality, party, sex, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or any other category you may think of.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
modified 19-Aug-21 23:05pm.
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You are not alone. I feel the same way. Just this afternoon, SWMBO asked me "How can you tell the good ones from the bad ones?".
I patiently explained they are ALL Bad.
Ray Bolger
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Quote: But don’t worry—these rudimentary organoids are not conscious.
Like some people I know.
The less you need, the more you have.
Even a blind squirrel gets a nut...occasionally.
JaxCoder.com
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Another week, another story of technologists enduring a gauntlet of “crunch time” to finish a project. Only if by "crunch time" you mean "free chips (crisps) at the team meeting"
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Experienced software developers are quite good at estimating small tasks, or estimating small subtasks in a larger task. The issue for a large project is that it's impossible to list all subtasks a priori.
No, "crunch time" is usually necessary because of "feature creep", which we are notoriously bad at resisting
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Feature creep, combined with an immovable launch, true.
A certain company I used to work for liked launching at conferences. That usually lead to crunch time. I still think it’s generally a bad idea though, as that’s often the code that comes back to bite you first.
TTFN - Kent
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Kent Sharkey wrote: A certain company I used to work for liked launching at conferences. That usually lead to crunch time. I still think it’s generally a bad idea though
Not only software companies do that... Maybe not at conferences but I have had a lot of projects for different customers that had very rigid deadlines and kind of official "events" (SOP's)...
Specially when being abroad, that led to weeks with 80-110 worked hours. Followed with several days off to recover when back at home or getting ill.
Today I would say... screw you. If it is not ready for the deadline, next time don't be so arrogant, hear to our estimations and add a 10% to 15% buffer on top. If you have to book longer trips and pay more travel expenses... your problem.
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Along with the release of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22000.160, Microsoft today announced the release of official Windows 11 ISO images. In Search Of a solution?
Or at least justification for the "after the last version"?
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mmmh... I suppose it is time to create a new Win 10 USB with the Media Creation Tool, just in case...
Yes, yes. I do use Win 10 too 
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I'm thinking VM all the way. No way will I install on my base hardware.
Charlie Gilley
<italic>Stuck in a dysfunctional matrix from which I must escape...
"Where liberty dwells, there is my country." B. Franklin, 1783
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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Microsoft has many products and a vast amount of source code to compile and build. "I'd like to build a world a home, and furnish it with love"
"BuildXL and CloudBuild have allowed us to build codebases in minutes that previously took over 24 hours." And that's just compiling Teams.
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A survey of 1,108 software engineers by Terminal found that 'broken' interview processes are a key factor in candidates turning down jobs. You want that web developer job? Show us how to balance a red-black tree on the whiteboard.
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I really have started to wonder how are the interviews for those HHRR jobs...
Because in some cases it is really a merit, to be able to speak so much actually saying nothing.
Do they train with politicians?
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Covering desktop, laptop, and ultra mobile form factors, Alder Lake processors will have cores optimised for lower power consumption while other cores are optimised for raw performance. Rushing forward to maintain that #2 position in performance!
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Maybe they should hire that teeny you posted about[^]
With a bit of guidance and a better garage... who knows.
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Facebook is bringing the office to VR with Horizon Workrooms The Matrix, it's not
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As long as Zuckenberg doesn't try to call to all the phones of the world at once... 
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