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K0balt
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K0balt
21d ago
That sounds interesting. Not necessarily better. Who was it that said quantity has a quality all its own?
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21d ago
So, was this some kind of trans witch hunt to weed out people who were transitioning? Or was it just a misguided attempt to name and shame men who weren’t “manly” enough? It’s hard to imagine it was actually an ill conceived measure aimed a
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21d ago
Also, does not say no to an order
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21d ago
That’s wacky, for lack of a better word. It’s like a whole flying apartment building.
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K0balt
21d ago
I did say “token effort” to “imagine” which is pretty far from “real effort“ to “achieve”.
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21d ago
It’s been a couple of years but there was some thing about a p2p link between televisions that allowed c&c / exfil even on some brand of televisions that weren’t hooked up to the internet if they were within range of ones that were
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22d ago
It seems like there is an attempt to normalise rogue AI and establish a precedent of non-liability for inference providers. I’m sure I’m just imagining that though, what kind of world would it be where no one was responsible for what the cl
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22d ago
This. Anthropic made at least some token effort to imagine a future where AI and humans cooperate in a constructive way and AI is not used to harm people intentionally. They learned their lesson.
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22d ago
Well, somebody has to see that you bribed them, so yes?
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23d ago
Good counterpoints all, I think. I’m impressed that we could write off 50t and still have an airplane. That seemed so preposterous that I did not consider it, honestly. Turns out big stuff is big. Now we can go to the running of the bulls
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23d ago
It was probably helped by the fact that airbus didn’t try to pretend that the aircraft was just a slightly different version of some previous aircraft and therefore doesn’t require any additional training lol.
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23d ago
Full containment is probably possible, but it would render the aircraft nearly useless, not just economically uncompetitive. A 70kg chunk of nickel alloy is very dense, and at 800m/s , that’s 20 MJ. Thats about the same as 5kg of TNT
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23d ago
Wow, that gives a whole new meaning to “ride the lightning” lol.
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23d ago
Which ones are the dumfuks? Because if what you’re doing is open source it’s going to be in the training data anyway.
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24d ago
Nothing, and if it were subtle enough it could be effective at making it drift around. Lots of ways to get a rough fix though, and you don’t need very good absolute accuracy offshore, using a compass and log to DR your way around. Even bett
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24d ago
Age is a hell of a drug. My apologies, wrong article.
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24d ago
I was going to say pretty low but then I realized you weren’t just be ing snarky lol I got this article conflated with another I was reading. My apologies to all. Still, if you don’t want your phone to fall out of the sky, Put it on a drone
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24d ago
Oh that’s hilarious. I got this article conflated with another I was reading. My apologies to all.
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24d ago
Oh that’s hilarious. I got this article conflated with another I was reading. My apologies to all.
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K0balt
24d ago
Oh that’s hilarious. I got this article conflated with another I was reading. My apologies to all.
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25d ago
If you’re getting into bigger (kg+) drones, it starts to make sense to shoot for 100cycle+ (and for 10kg+, 1000 cycle-ish) lifespans. The economics and the physics work out. But for very tiny systems like the single cell drone featured, the
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25d ago
Mmmmmmmmmmhhh. Maybe better to damage A battery than to have a drone fall out of the sky? Also most protected cells have modest current capabilities, and might not be enough for many drone applications. By its nature, MUAVs tend to push
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25d ago
There are plenty of applications where a machine learning system needs to optimize for a very limited data set that is still intractable by linear logic systems of reasonable scale and complexity. It’s interesting, because he is using the l
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25d ago
Dead reckoning with a minute or two to get a gps fix with the jammer off once a day.
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25d ago
By stopping jamming for a few seconds every few hours , and navigating using dead reckoning in between? With just a compass, a log, and a watch I can sail for days and end up within two kilometers of my destination.
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27d ago
Yeah, fat fingered it. Thanks for the correction, too late to edit.
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28d ago
Nah, still a few million people. Million.
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28d ago
It would be so comforting to be able to actually believe this. I often wish I was born with an intact herd mentality, it must be so serene.
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28d ago
Idk, but this comes off as a subtle but chilling warning, so I’d say yes?
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28d ago
Sure. Epstein/Mossad/CIA was not likely involved in the creation of the Chan. But the creation of /pol apparently in response to moot meeting Epstein (and follow-up meetings) as well as Maxwell’s alleged “janitor” status on t
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