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by Jerrrry 3y ago
Newton remarked that what colors leaves green would always be a mystery to all but our great Creator, Jesus Christ, the father. Turns out, its chlorophyll. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_of_the_gaps
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If your password is written down, then it is fair game for seizure. If your password must be divulged from you with forced complicity, then the complicity is self-incriminating; the constitution forbids this. As an actual sidestep, you coul
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This is a (now 'deprecated') evolutionary artifact from that process, yes.
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All you'd get are projections with percentage error margins; you can choose the riskier plays, but it is literally priced in. You'd also get clapped by the HFT bots. The real magic is pairing real human intuition and the LLM'
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There have been very recent developments in homomorphic encryption - essentially doing addition and multiplication on encrypted data without revealing the inputs or outputs, and zero-knowledge proofs, thus enabling general trust-less comput
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Blue, but it's more to do with manufacturing defects and the minerals used for the mirrors.
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emergent behavior from a self-interested system, which doesn't necessarily preclude collusion, directly or less so. the best capitalist simply had their competition shot.
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hey now, computers are magic and you cant take that away from me with no amount of nand2tetris or turing lambada bullsheet
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>automatically >electricity pick one. This is generally where the pedant would derail the conversation into the usual Turing* Completeness* infinite tape semantics.
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> was on consoles > genre defining you walked right past it
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Getting GTA San Andreas from the pawn shop was the happiest moment in my pre-pubescent life, and it had nothing to do with the mature aspects of it.
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>and still believe Halo 2 was the most innovative online game of all time. this is pretty much the only unanimous, uncontroversial absolute statement that can be made in the context of online gaming
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Goalposts: moved.
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Thats not how DMT works.
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ok, so the cia/assad/9i's closest squid (49miles max) will wet ya within the hour.
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>>I told him that I used to be in [z] and had built systems X and Y - and he was like "you're the guy?! I use those things every day, they are game changing in our industry." That felt very good. It is taken a bit for g
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by Jerrrry 3y ago
unless you were already working for free, then yes, they can.
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ding ding ding! I call it "Bastard's Syndrome"
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A dizzy, barely uncomfortable bed-ridden weekend and a strip of Orange paper, vs. A lifelong proclivity to quantize, metrify, and reduce all social interactions to transactional objects that exist soley to be leveraged. The latter also happ
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by Jerrrry 3y ago
Yes. There is an everything, auction market. Now, as with other services, those people will look for recent activity breadcrumbs to use as lampposts to determine de-activity. Even if in this certain instance, Proton won't remake them a
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by Jerrrry 3y ago
Even every phone's pre-installed camera app has proto-face-recognition derived smoothing at a very fundamental level. It's not even possible to turn off in some - you have to install a "dumb" camera app.
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Whenever you modify a game to sell items, that compete, even indirectly, with a currency/infer-currency of a company, you have deprived them. This is actually pretty clear cut.
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His Xbox360 laptop was the crux of teenage-motivation, for me.
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>Of course there will be AI regulations. Are. As I and others have predicted, the executive order was passed defining a hard limit on the processing/compute power allowed without first 'checkin in' with the Letter boys. h
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by Jerrrry 3y ago
You are expending far too much energy on a ideological saboteur. "anyone who uses xyz" is such a unsubtle poisoning the well strategy, it surprises me that the [Enter] key was still struck.
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If they weren't reversing it, what other operation would separate grapheme clusters?
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You imply that a string, reversed, would have the same length as the original. This is not true.
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sheer coincidence, not to google-slide.
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He "hired" an FBI agent to kill another (non existing) FBI agent after being extorted and lied to by an FBI agent. But keep repeating the "truth" til it becomes facts. Remember the autistic kids that get set up by the FB
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They are Turing* complete*.

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