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  • The length of variable and function names should be proportional to the size of the code that can potentially call them. And preferably segmented in namespaces, explicit modules, or something like that.

  • I belong to all of them. Same question.

  • Or at least say what's broke...

    The worse people are the ones that generate most of the interactions, so every side is biased.

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  • in the sea

    Or close to it. Or in a large river.

    But yeah, they probably don't usually hunt camels.

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  • Or is it too late?

    Maybe it's on the right time?

  • Well, that's too bad. I was just wondering if I should start the weekend watching some, and now I'll have to watch my offline "backups".

  • Yes, we have an anti-birth set of memes going around.

    But people sharing your memes doesn't mean they are smarter.

  • Hum... All of Star Trek is gone?

    I can't find any, but that doesn't say a lot.

  • I'm surprised it only "rivals".

  • Idiots tend to have idiot kids because they raised them in idiot households

    Random people are usually way smarter than people give them credit. Idiots are an exception, though I have no idea how hey are distributed.

    and idiots tend to have more kids

    That's completely unfundamented idea that was created to support some racist movements. One would think that movie made a clear enough point to convince anybody this is bullshit...

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  • Swatting became a verb in the 90s.

  • By definition doing nothing is instantaneous, isn't it?

  • a common way

    You mean there are other ways?

  • It's a completely absurdist theme. The people insisting it reflects reality in any way are the ones that bother me.

    Still, it's a simple movie with simple jokes. The kind of thing maybe worth watching once, and not worth thinking about.

  • Oh ok, you have a completely new concern.

    I don't think we will fail to spot intelligence in AIs, since they have advocates, something that animals never had. But we have a problem in that "intelligence" seems to be a multidimensional continuum, so until we solve lots of different kinds of it, there will exist things that fit some form of it but really don't deserve the unqualified name.

  • Recognizing the intelligence is something you pushed into the discussion, I just want to know why you think it's important.

  • You think we won't be able to use AI because we can't recognize intelligence?

  • 1 - Well, it can simulate them, and we will probably never use simulation when we want intelligence. (We will for understanding the brain, though)

    2 - It doesn't matter at all, intelligence doesn't need to think like us.

    3 - We are nowhere close to any general one, and the more investors bet all their money and markets sell all their hardware to the same few companies that will burn at their local maximum, the further away we will become.

  • especially in South America

    Even though their acts in South America affect me personally, I think Middle East people disagrees with that assessment.