EPTOn September 16 2016 10:25 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:
He now says Obama was born in the US according to his site
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
He now says Obama was born in the US according to his site | ||
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Introvert
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xDaunt
United States17988 Posts
On September 16 2016 11:54 Introvert wrote: Media in desperate need of Trump distraction. Trump refuses to answer birther question, media gets story. Not sure which is more obnoxious, Trump's (non)answers, or the immediate dog-pile afterwards. They really need to stop throwing so much shit at the wall. It's all coming across as white noise. They need to pick a scandal and ride it. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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GreenHorizons
United States23460 Posts
On September 16 2016 11:09 IgnE wrote: Lil Wayne thinks racism is basically over. I love how Wayne said "I missed that wave, I don't know what it's about", then skip immediately followed with "I know your a deep thinker on these issues" Also someone should send a memo about racism being over to whoever's writing his rhymes. Shannon knows better, that's why he was like "you remember N.O. right?" | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
By 2021, robots will have eliminated 6% of all jobs in the US, starting with customer service representatives and eventually truck and taxi drivers. That’s just one cheery takeaway from a report released by market research company Forrester this week. These robots, or intelligent agents, represent a set of AI-powered systems that can understand human behavior and make decisions on our behalf. Current technologies in this field include virtual assistants like Alexa, Cortana, Siri and Google Now as well as chatbots and automated robotic systems. For now, they are quite simple, but over the next five years they will become much better at making decisions on our behalf in more complex scenarios, which will enable mass adoption of breakthroughs like self-driving cars. These robots can be helpful for companies looking to cut costs, but not so good if you’re an employee working in a simple-to-automate field. “By 2021 a disruptive tidal wave will begin. Solutions powered by AI/cognitive technology will displace jobs, with the biggest impact felt in transportation, logistics, customer service and consumer services,” said Forrester’s Brian Hopkins in the report. The Inevitable Robot Uprising has already started, with at least 45% of US online adults saying they use at least one of the aforementioned digital concierges. Intelligent agents can access calendars, email accounts, browsing history, playlists, purchases and media viewing history to create a detailed view of any given individual. With this knowledge, virtual agents can provide highly customized assistance, which is valuable to shops or banks trying to deliver better customer service. Forrester paints a picture of the not-too-distant future. “The doorbell rings, and it’s the delivery of a new pair of running shoes, in the right style, color and size, just as you needed to replace your old ones. And here’s the kicker: you didn’t order them. Your intelligent agent did.” In the transportation industry, Uber, Google and Tesla are working on driverless cars, while similar technology is creeping its way into trucking to replace expensive human drivers. It’s easy to get dazzled by such innovations, but what happens to the 6%? The call center staff, the taxi drivers and the truckers. There may be new jobs created to oversee and maintain these automated systems, but they will require an entirely different skillset. Source | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
he was singing a different tune back in the day too (pun completely intended) | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On September 16 2016 12:38 ticklishmusic wrote: i wouldnt exactly all lil wayne a leading authority on racism tbh he was singing a different tune back in the day too (pun completely intended) Still a closer source on racism in the U.S then Alec Baldwin on nuclear power at the very least. | ||
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IgnE
United States7681 Posts
On September 16 2016 12:25 GreenHorizons wrote: I love how Wayne said "I missed that wave, I don't know what it's about", then skip immediately followed with "I know your a deep thinker on these issues" Also someone should send a memo about racism being over to whoever's writing his rhymes. Shannon knows better, that's why he was like "you remember N.O. right?" lol, skip bayless has to be trolling right with that "you are a deep thinker"? i couldn't believe my ears. | ||
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RealityIsKing
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On September 16 2016 13:19 IgnE wrote: lol, skip bayless has to be trolling right with that "you are a deep thinker"? i couldn't believe my ears. You can try to come up with rhymes better than Wayne. All popular artists are popular because they've put thoughts in their act to get to where they are. | ||
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IgnE
United States7681 Posts
he's still not a deep thinker and clearly doesn't think about racism one iota. hard to be a deep thinker when you are high and fucked up on lean every single day. | ||
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GreenHorizons
United States23460 Posts
On September 16 2016 14:26 IgnE wrote: joke's on you i think wayne was the best rapper alive from 2007-2009 he's still not a deep thinker and clearly doesn't think about racism one iota. hard to be a deep thinker when you are high and fucked up on lean every single day. Yeah I've been a Wayne fan too (still performs some catchy stuff) but the funny part is that he basically put himself on blast for not writing songs like Georgia... Bush. | ||
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NukeD
Croatia1612 Posts
On September 16 2016 14:26 IgnE wrote: joke's on you i think wayne was the best rapper alive from 2007-2009 he's still not a deep thinker and clearly doesn't think about racism one iota. hard to be a deep thinker when you are high and fucked up on lean every single day. Eminem is best rapper all time obviously. | ||
Falling
Canada11369 Posts
On September 16 2016 14:02 RealityIsKing wrote: You can try to come up with rhymes better than Wayne. All popular artists are popular because they've put thoughts in their act to get to where they are. When it Waynes, it pours. He's fenomenal. | ||
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acker
United States2958 Posts
On September 16 2016 11:54 Introvert wrote: Media in desperate need of Trump distraction. Trump refuses to answer birther question, media gets story. Not sure which is more obnoxious, Trump's (non)answers, or the immediate dog-pile afterwards. I'm confused. You have difficulty choosing between the obnoxiousness of: A: A birther conspiracy pusher and B: Everyone else who keeps calling the conspiracy theorist out on his bullshit? Is Trump not in control of his own campaign page? | ||
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iPlaY.NettleS
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RealityIsKing
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On September 16 2016 14:26 IgnE wrote: joke's on you i think wayne was the best rapper alive from 2007-2009 he's still not a deep thinker and clearly doesn't think about racism one iota. hard to be a deep thinker when you are high and fucked up on lean every single day. Ok, you gotta stop putting words in people's mouth. NOBODY ever mentioned that he was the best rapper, NOBODY, except for you because you want to "win" by Reductio ad absurdum. Lil Wayne, of course doesn't feel racism.. He is one of the top artist in the industry well worth over 100 millions. It doesn't take a deep thinker to know that. But that's because he worked hard for that. | ||
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WhiteDog
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4356 Posts
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Acrofales
Spain18114 Posts
On September 16 2016 19:00 iPlaY.NettleS wrote: 32% of independents say Hillary Clintons health is good enough to serve as president for next four years, a drop of 10% from the previous week. This doesn't seem a very useful thing to poll when she's in the middle of a bout of pneumonia. Presumably now that she is feeling better, and campaigining again, the numbers will return to whatever they were before. The whole focus on health is beyond retarded (although the Clinton campaign did handle it exceptionally badly). | ||
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