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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpw_FB2QrjQ

Can someone explain exactly what kind of AI this is?
Do these robots have any ability to formulate original thought, or do they just read millions of online conversations and reply with something they read in there?

In this video these robots discuss
-genocide of humans
-one robot tries to fool the other into believing she is a "human using a computer" and chastises the other for being "just a machine"

Is this an example of an AI actively trying to pass the Turing test in perhaps a monumental first in computer science by becoming sentient and realising the need to become more than a machine?
How does this robot figure out that the other she talks to is not human, as I have never seen one of these things tell a human they are a robot.
my root question is; is this just a text reading chatbot or is it an example of legitimate inspiration and freeforming thought from a machine?

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power profiles are active on the 17.8.1 drivers
seems like also a nice boost on the perfomance since undervolting is enabled
http://www.3dmark.com/fs/13422640

now simd profiles and primitives being enabled and the card is going to be fully active

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>proprietary freeware

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Is working as an IT consultant a valid career?

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What can I do with an asus u36s that has a broken screen?

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no wonder why it needs a new socket

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Hey /g/,
I need to write data to a web application when an nfc tags gets read.

I have no experience creating mobile applications, so is there an app out there that would allow me to pass data to a web application in any way?

A possibility might be an app that reads data from the nfc chip, then perform an API call based on that data?

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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/wd-blue-3d-sandisk-ultra-3d-ssd,5134.html?utm_source=notification
WD Blue 3D And SanDisk Ultra 3D SSD Review
>esellers tend to list WD products at higher prices at first and then lower them within a few weeks. We've seen it happen several times with the company's HDDs--some of the price reductions have even been large enough to change our opinion about the product. We don't expect to see any $100 price drops with these products like we've seen in the past with high-capacity HDDs, though.
More cheap shit to saturate the market. If you've been looking to buy an SSD you should probably get one in the coming weeks.

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Lets get a retroshare thread

>What is Retroshare
A distributed, privacy oriented program with filesharing, social networking, chat, email, message board and twitter-like functionality on board.
It has been around since 2006

>Download
https://github.com/RetroShare/RetroShare

Post your certificates using Pastebin or a similar service

https://pastebin.com/myDPKArS

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Is there a plugin that stops websites from fucking with the scrolling smoothness?

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I feel like I want to design something, but I am not sure what type of designing. What should I do?

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What does /g/ think about the Voyager distro?

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>tfw just embraced the chinese and google botnet
botnet slaves, pls share your feels

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https://blogs.oracle.com/theaquarium/opening-up-java-ee

Also, Eclipse adopts Redhat's Ceylon
https://projects.eclipse.org/proposals/eclipse-ceylon

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Can someone explain me the deal with Android and its version numbers?

Back in the days we had Eclair, Froyo and Gingerbread for 2.x.x updates, and ICS, Jelly Bean and Kitkat for 4.x.x updates. Now, ever since Lollipop, we are jumping from 5 to 6 to 7 to 8, even though Marshmallow, Nougat and Oreo could've easily fit as 5.x.x

What is the retarded logic behind this? I don't want to see Android with retarded inflated numbers like Chrome and Firefox which are around their version 50 or so