Aerroon

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by Aerroon 3mo ago
If you get trespassed then wouldn't the police get involved?
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by Aerroon 3mo ago
All current jobs have human input and output interfaces. If you want to sell new technology then it will be easiest to accommodate the already existing infrastructure.
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by Aerroon 3mo ago
So, all you need is a magistrate that rubber stamps every warrant and it removes all protections from search and seizure from anyone?
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
The problem is that if your system loses then your system stops existing. This already is the case with AI - all the relevant AI is made according to other people's preferences and we have no say in it. Sure, we can regulate what kind
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
Is it responsible and beneficial if the end result is that we will be forever stuck using foreign made AI? And on top of that we will get brain drain for the people that want to work on AI?
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
With the way things are, having to disclose training data will basically make it impossible for an EU AI to compete.
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
The survey in the article that assessed vitamin D deficiency was a bit odd: > Because physical exams are performed in mobile vans in NHANES, data could not be collected in northern latitudes during the winter; instead data were collected
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
Sunlight would likely get you all the "red light therapy" effects too.
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
The problem is with bicycles being relegated to either the sidewalk or the main road with cars. I'm really not a fan of how cities create bikelanes by putting a line through the sidewalk and then nobody respects it. I see the appeal in
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
The specific weakness of these systems is that the governments cannot be trusted with this. They have demonstrated this - Snowden leaks for the US and several EU states, and the general monitoring clause in the Data Retention Directive fo
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
Isn't getting around showing ID for alcohol about as easy as clicking "Yes I'm above 18"? All you need is to know someone that would buy it. Or know someone that knows someone that would buy it. Or know someone that had
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
Yeah, and once you have the non-intrusive system in place you can just switch it out for the tracking one without the user knowing. Or there's probably some kind of correlation trail possible that will track you even with the anonymous
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
And yet in practice they do. Well, not every beer but when you shop at Beers-R-Us they know.
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
I feel like to put that much effort into anti-scalping efforts you actually have to have a product that's really valuable. For a lot of products this really isn't the case (like this Steam machine iteration).
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
> Whereas drawing applications have a natural barrier to achieving all of these together: time and skill. Not necessarily, at least when it comes to nudity. Bubbling (image editing 'technique') is trivial to do and gives that
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
Do you have this same social contract with drawing applications? Do you consider it a bug when someone manages to draw a gory image in Photoshop or GIMP? I don't understand what's so difficult to understand about the idea that th
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
A tool that can draw anything... can draw anything. This is like being surprised that you can draw a violent image in Photoshop. If you don't want a violent image to be generated then don't ask for a violent image to be generated.
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
You mean countries?
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
I see. I'm actually more impressed by a head on intercept for the current anti-satellite missiles and that definitely makes the idea unworkable.
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
An apple at highway speeds can break the windshield and make the car undriveable. People throwing things from highway overpasses is a serious (and deadly) problem. > A missile intercept for explosions or a kinetic destruction the relativ
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by Aerroon 4mo ago
I've thought about this before - do you actually need to "shoot it down" (make it explode)? What if you just nudge it a little and either make it spin or change its orbit? If your missile can reach the satellite then these se
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
I feel the same way, down to the "weird other world" feeling. AI has infinite patience, which means that you can ask and refine intricate questions. You can't always trust their answers, but you can't do that with people
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
I find that even if I use my phone while walking I will eventually stop paying attention to the phone.
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
I would even go further: inhaling pretty much anything other than air is harmful in the long-term. I imagine if you inhaled helium several times a day for decades that it would also mess something up.
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
Why doesn't a small village have a supermarket? If it's small enough then it won't have any store at all. Why? Because the business doesn't make enough money to justify it and the consequence of this is that none of the
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
You don't understand the point of capitalism. It's not about making rich people richer. Capitalism is about producing stuff. To create a large variety of (useful) products for society. You need capital to make pretty much anything
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
It shouldn't be a politically unpopular move. Other countries can get pissed off, but those other countries also cannot guarantee that Europe will get chips when times are tough. If you want to build modern drones and missiles you need
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
I wonder if this is actually true in the long-term though. If they were to flood the market with lots of high capacity memory, then I think our programs would start using more memory too. As a result we might end up needing more memory fast
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
They are? Games need pretty much all the performance they can possibly get. Can you sandbox them without having a performance impact? Consider that people pay a $300 premium to get ~10% better performance (buying an RTX 5080 instead of a
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by Aerroon 5mo ago
I don't hate social media. It's very amusing to me to hear about how much people hate social media... on social media. I really think people need to stop using social media for a couple of months and see what it's like to not

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