AstralStorm

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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Neither does not have the same shared consistent group of participants. A forum ultimately ends up a group of more or less known individuals with a focus. Reddit and HN don't have that feel, chatrooms and such as Discord usually do, un
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
But a system with a perfect memory and sufficient search space would be great at it. This is precisely where the stochastic database, even a huge Markov model would work great. Only the hard wordplays maybe would pose a problem, and statist
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Interesting but wrong. Almost always kids perused the computers together and shared what they made. This worked exactly like arcades at times. So not it either. Really my guess is that at some point games started being made for boys only.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
What does a reasonable restriction make is up to the court to decide, not cops, and definitely not some federal agency. There's a lot of precedent too, I'm sure. So yeah, there's no real way to know ahead of time if any prote
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
And yes, 2FA single use codes will protect against a simple keylogger. But if its on the same device, it will not protect you against a password database harvester.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
And this is why Aegis has a working encrypted offline backup.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
It also provides enhanced security against session hijacking attacks. Most sites require 2FA for changing the password, but do not require the password for changing itself.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Not quite to the level of explain, but what one only needs is an excellent liver. This is mostly a matter of yet unknown genetics. We know a few variants where different variants of classes of lipids are made reducing the risk for cardiovas
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
You can. You will not be seen unless a label or some big name promotes you. Radio? Forget about it. Big concerts next to big agents? Nope. Thing is, breaking through or even is ever harder.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Until it accidentally hits filters, and then how can you prove the AI did it and did not incidentally plagiarize some original piece? It's the opposite of a solution.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
YouTube could be subjected to a class action in theory not in practice, because the terms of the site are so loose you can get ejected with no recourse and lose wages, while indemnifying them. UMG however has not any relationship with the a
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
The only way to do that would be to sue them with a big badass class lawsuit. This one is doable. And then a tort for wasting everyone's time and ruining the media. Not seeing how that one would come to pass though.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
1) What. How do you extend that? 2) Kind of hard to argue that for electricity and phones. Internet, maybe because it was a bunch of academics. TV was boosted by big business. 3) It fails to solve any task, in particular LLMs. You're t
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Unfounded? Especially the ones about Altmann are verifiable quotes...
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
You could do that, but then you're running valgrind.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
That would be true if the change was not worldwide, but most countries did not introduce serious sex ed. Poland in particular is the outlier here, both in fall of birth rates and lack of sex ed... Yet it got here even angrier at about the s
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
The timeline does not match. Both were widely available in oughts. So there was something smooth that hit a phase transition. Likely enployment or housing prices, forcing people to engage survival mode. People in this mode do not feel secur
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
The trade is living on average a fifth shorter. We need an approved better alternative. Seriously chemistry exists, we actually have pharmaceuticals that literally are the alcohol with vastly reduced side effects. Still addictive, of course
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
More on how best practices in Rust are not documented anywhere but in a bunch of unfindable blog posts. :( And even then, there's no guarantee what you find is not outdated.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Normally people attempt to escape these time sinks when not explicitly taking about philosophy or they tend to elicit silence. These are excellent nerd snipes though and for attmepting to make one sound profound to uneducated.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Most people do not challenge theirs by reasoning, only by social approval - and that's easy to game. That's why they turn 180 or radicalize badly when exposed to sufficiently strong social or usual media.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
For a lot of people, the world models are really rough and incomplete, so they really really on common opinion on these matters. This is the same if you tried asking a general populace ethical questions in a vacuum sneakily. You're goi
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Sure the thoughts can influence your chemical state. Scott even provides an example. Suppose you become so engrossed in your weird idea you start to lose sleep over it... Or start to feel anxious about it. At some point, your induced stress
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
See the key here is, the AI provides a very enticing social partner. Think of it as a version of making your drugged friend believe various random stuff. It works better if you're not a stranger and have an engaging or alarming style.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Specifically, only something government sized is trustworthy enough to not plainly sell your data later... Or perhaps get it stolen. Scratch that, this happens all the time. With a third party there's no way to revoke, government you c
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
Good try, the state is rich and borders the ocean. They can afford water facilities.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
The claim is false, as long as they are unable to change the form of the government they tend to flame out and lose support quickly, because there's not that much substance behind their populism. They tend to have no real plan that&#x2
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
That only did not happen because the US national pride was wounded by the Japanese.
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
So it works as an advanced search engine. Sometimes, for simpler things. Do you want that in every device or a lot of them, in every home, every service, for super cheap? What's the paradigm being shifted here?
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by AstralStorm 1y ago
True, but original electricity stayed the same, even the turbine generators still in use are very similar. (Same with steam power, still in use today.) Batteries are improved but general operation is the same. There's many more devices

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