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TVsVeryOwn posted:Please, let's just laugh at number go down.
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Facebook Aunt posted:How many bacteria? if humans had a gestative cycle of 12 minutes instead of 86,400 minutes you bet your rear end there would be countless zillions of us
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Nov 14, 2018 06:27
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Did the bubble burst?
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Nov 14, 2018 06:39
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Any day now.
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spankmeister posted:Any day now. It popped at the end of 2017. Bitcoin has been in a downward spiral ever since.
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Nov 14, 2018 13:14
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Not so much a pop as a long, slow wet fart sound.
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Nov 14, 2018 15:53
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MrUnderbridge posted:Not so much a pop as a long, slow wet fart sound. Pretty much, it seem that the price will never go down, it just people will stopped trading.
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hey the title is right again
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DebonaireD posted:hey the title is right again Lol it’s gone down like $400 bucks in like 4 days Also lol that coin base really fucks you. Like you can buy the BC but you can’t use it for like 16 days.
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Nov 14, 2018 17:22
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Dow and Bitcoin dropping at the same time? Is it Christmas already?
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lmao bitcoin
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Nov 14, 2018 17:28
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Makes sense, people are selling to be able to afford Thanksgiving turkeys.
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MarcusSA posted:Lol it’s gone down like $400 bucks in like 4 days its gone down $400 in the last 4 minutes
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Nov 14, 2018 17:31
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Whoa. this is the lowest it's been in over a year.
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Nov 14, 2018 17:34
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Looks like someone is trying to pump
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TVsVeryOwn posted:Please, let's just laugh at number go down. Agreed. Intelligence, artificial or otherwise, has little to do with cryptocoins. Except maybe re ICO and other scammers.
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DebonaireD posted:its gone down $400 in the last 4 minutes Lol that’s awesome.
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MarcusSA posted:Lol it’s gone down like $400 bucks in like 4 days   DebonaireD posted:its gone down $400 in the last 4 minutes  
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Nov 14, 2018 17:54
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Is there a reason for the drop other than a bunch of people stopped taking their stupid pills?
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Cash out because of the Dow drop, what is happening in Brezil, people losing home in California...
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Anyone have the rollercoaster gif? E: found it: 
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Nov 14, 2018 18:04
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Waltzing Along posted:Anyone have the rollercoaster gif? I know of a simple snarky FUD blog that was bought over for about 10k just so someone could revise their articles with find and replace poo poo. I bet that guy could make an easy grand or so by reversing the orientation on his gif.
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Waltzing Along posted:Is there a reason for the drop other than a bunch of people stopped taking their stupid pills? there's some kind of feud between miners that's causing a bunch of drama i'm pretty sure that's it https://twitter.com/RamenofBinance/status/1062695905768263680 jihan wu is one of the biggest BTC miners iirc this is a good example of why the "it's decentralized!" argument is nonsense... bitcoin mining is pretty centralized as far as i can tell. if it wasn't, then this kind of reaction shouldn't happen Uranium 235 fucked around with this message at 18:38 on Nov 14, 2018 |
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Bleusilences posted:Cash out because of the Dow drop, what is happening in Brezil, people losing home in California... i haven't seen bitcoin react to any news events unless they were specifically related to bitcoin (particularly regarding regulation, mining, or hype about technical stuff like segwit adoption or lightning network or other dumb poo poo like that)
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SolTerrasa posted:I don't think you've explained this very well - right now I think you're saying that AI can't explain when it doesn't know an answer, but that is extremely common. For instance, if you feed an image of static to Google's ImageNet API, it'll return you some json that you interpret as "there's a 0.001% chance this image is a koala, and a 0.0005% chance this image is a car, and everything else is way lower than that". No halting problem violations there. The ML in your example is a big data set that calculates probabilities, not AI. It does not know about the results or what they mean, the humans that created it do and set the rules for relevance of results. Take the example of the racist twitter bot. The ML algorithm did not know that it failed. Of cause, the question is how you define failure, one can argue it actually succeeded in showing us what a poo poo show twitter is but it does not change the fact that ML does not know anything about the results it produces or even why it produces them. Only humans can actually add meaning to the results. That does not mean ML can't do fantastic things. It can and certainly will. cubicle gangster posted:I use ai based tools in work and it's having a huge impact. One of which is this - https://research.nvidia.com/publication/interactive-reconstruction-monte-carlo-image-sequences-using-recurrent-denoising I agree with you in my OP: One can certainly imagine how, in principle, systems that can detect patterns with massive data processing might find hitherto unknown ways of constructing theories that surpass those within the reach of human intelligence. I never once said humans or an infant are good at processing huge amounts of data, on the contrary, i said that ML is going to do exactly that and it's great. The NVIDIA Monte Carlo denoising is not new and been researched for 20+ years. It has access to all the geometry, light and materials in the scene from the GPU buffers. Don't get me wrong, It's great technology and reduces processing cycles which is a big win but it is not revolutionary. Especially since for real-time applications this will be limited to GI and reflections that still remain "grainy". Maybe we should define what AI or Intelligence is first because i don't think any of the above is AI.
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BUY BUY BUY.
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TVsVeryOwn posted:Please, let's just laugh at number go down. feeling it
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Risc1911 posted:
It sounds like you're one of those people with a personal and extremely finicky definition of AI (that apparently doesn't even include image classification). Also everyone else asked us to shut up, so let's just call it. I'm sure you're right if we agree to use whatever personal definitions you prefer, but that's a really boring game to play from my side.
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Dumb question: why would miners want to stop other miners from switching to BCH? Wouldn't that be a good thing for anyone who didn't switch, who would have a greater chance of getting the block reward?
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So presumably a tether pump won't work this time round?
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Remember when this was all about InCels stopping unaccountable shadowy figures from loving with how much their money was worth?
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spankmeister posted:So presumably a tether pump won't work this time round? our boi usd-T is going down with the rest of the coins, printing more while the current ones aren't even worth 1$ isn't a good look.
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Nov 14, 2018 19:25
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This is just Bitcoin having an early black Friday flash sale.
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spankmeister posted:So presumably a tether pump won't work this time round? Tether has been falling the past couple of days as well. That and the buttcoin cash cash debate might together be the cause.
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ghostty - please tell us why this is a good thing
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Is this a good time to catch one of those falling knives I've been hearing about?
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