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If it's compressed you don't need to decompress it first.
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1y ago
Shoe cobblers were once a large respected career of expert professionals. They still exist.
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It needs to happen, at minimum, before drones can reliably maintain themselves and kill dissidents in the street. At that point even if the human police and soldiers become disloyal it'll be too late; a society of two types of people,
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What if it's not cardboard and glue but woodworking of ultra-master quality? These fears aren't realized if AI never achieves superhuman performance, but what if they do?
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Communities around fictional universes are already fractured and shrinking in member size because of the sheer number of algorithmically targeted universes available. Water cooler talk about what happened this week in M.A.S.H. or Friends is
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25 isn't good? That's what my tiny sedan used to get and I sold it not even 5 years ago.
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It obviously can be resolved, otherwise we wouldn't be able to self-correct our own selves. When is unknown, but not the if.
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That's not at all been the case in my experience.
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Everyone knows we'll always need horseshoes /s
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Ultimately trust must be placed in an entity of some type. A democratically elected body isn't perfect but I can't think of a better option. If the electorate don't care about digital privacy or elected lawmakers do not prote
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The onus is on organizations to not sell or offer knowingly harmful services to the public. Any judge or jury will interpret a company directly advising the customer to jump to their death as knowingly harmful. Every engineer at an AI compa
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We don't need to carry water for greedy billionaires.
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Google has already been weighed and found guilty of creating and persisting systemic anti competitive policy.
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I am legitimately glad for devs of graphene os and for it graphene working in your case but it is not functional if a user needs banking orr streaming apps, or any number of other impacted apps such as mcdonald's or pokemon go.... that
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All automation has ever been is an object doing something that a human can do, without needing the human.
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What about agentic uses? It's one thing to ask a model how to write an exploit, it's another to give it access to a computer and direct it to ransomware a hospital.
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Hypersonic begins at 5x speed of sound.
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Fancy autocomplete is, today, killing people in at least two wars. We must stop dismissing the technical nightmare now at our doorstep.
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> You may be a liberal sitting on a false pedestal of moral and intellectual superiority. Wow straight to the ad hominem and strawman. This is not even pretending to be constructive.
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> and so being located in middle of city you do not want ten of thousands of liters of diesel in tanks there. Why? Every gas station stores that capacity.
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Hopefully you are right, but I fear this is a very naive and premature judgement. At one point the internet was a $50B industry insisting it would be a $1T industry. It even had a bubble, bursting and burying entire companies. Yet, $1T was
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You don't need documentation to post nudes on the internet.
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Why 130nm?
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Do you have any reasons besides that?
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> For the past months the mass media has been talking non-stop about this possibility Where? This is the first I have heard of it.
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Is that a risk with the small amount of interconnect capacity?
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That's really not true, by that logic LLMs provide no value which is obviously false. It's one thing to spend years studying chemistry, it's another to receive a tailored instruction guide in thirty seconds. It will even inst
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Most bars have signs saying not to leave with an alcoholic drink.
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>They cannot arrest you for putting "drug dealer" on your tax forms as your job since you are compelled to answer that question honestly. They recently forced their way to into IRS records, so that is no longer true either.
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You have that duty if there's nudity or not.
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