SiempreViernes

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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Except the space in these orbits is finite and a collision at say 520 km requires quick action or the entire fleet in that orbit will eventually be destroyed. https://conference.sdo.esoc.esa.int/proceedings/sdc9/pa
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
There's already so many starlinks in some bits of LEO that a single sat breaking up will lead to a runaway chain reaction that breaks up everything in that orbit quicker than the debris will decay out of it: > The results indicate t
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Not sure how "some users get special access after special scrutiny" means "all users must submit to scrutiny", obviously you could just perform the scrutiny upon request .
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
> It's interesting that our laws punish homicide with maximum criminal penalties, but the opposite (keeping someone alive against their wishes) seems to be assault and battery at worst, with much much lighter punishment Is it? One a
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Big AI aren't selling hammers though, they are renting them out. And if you rent a hammer to someone asking how hard to you need to hit someone over the head to kill, you are likely to be found liable.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
> This leads to LLMs refusing to do security work for anyone, because it can’t tell if it’s being done for good or evil purposes. Oh no, of only we had some sort of ideas about automated authentication and authorisation! (If big AI actua
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
This particular use case is having it respond to prompts from 5-year old, so it really really needs to be able to answer correctly to questions of that type.
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Artificial Climate Controls Might Become Ineffective – Because of Climate Change(scripps.ucsd.edu)
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Somewhat unsurprisingly too, since the negotiations about a more comprehensive CSAM legislation (the one that now doesn't contain chat control 2.0) isn't done yet.
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What's New in Astropy 8.0?(docs.astropy.org)
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Sure sure, there are unjust laws whose upholding isn't good, but this are the exceptions allowed for by using "in general" as opposed to "always".
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
But to object to the statement made you need to think most laws are substantially wrong, not simply that some laws are problematic.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Mindful that laws aren't perfect, I left space for exceptions in my statement. In any case, I am not obsessed with cars so I find thinking of the particulars in your example simply too boring to contemplate, and the general objection t
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
The precondition is a controlled input, if you can provide that in the context of sea walls I think you have solved a much bigger problem.
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Preventing crimes before the happen is in general just unquestionably good, about as unambiguous a moral position as being in favour of preventing heart attacks. You might be thinking of punishing for a crime that hasn't yet been com
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
I though this would be something cool and useful like 3d visualisation of a loss landscape, instead it's pretty much the least useful multidimensional data visualisation I've seen. Would have been a much better idea to do a 3d Che
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
Fun fact: SpaceX has packed some segments of LEO so densely they surpassed the local Kessler syndrome density. In other words, even if the debris deorbits by itself in LEO, you can still cram enough sats in an orbit that just a single impac
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
> So, until we get a multinational pact to pause AI (which I would support), it needs to be all gas, all the time. In other words "If others give me exactly what I want, without me making any effort for it, I will stop doing this th
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by SiempreViernes 3mo ago
I prefer to think that all compute Open AI has access too was actually given to Altman by Santa because he was once a good boy. "You can disbelieve it, but that is a perfectly valid thesis." Do you see how putting "it's
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
But if this expectation really were very common, what would be the harm of putting it in a licence?
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Sure, but contracts is the remedy society has developed to the problem that there are lots of indecent people around (not to mention that reasonable persons can disagree without being unreasonable).
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Since he eventually got the credit, your unfairness argument better build entirely on the damage the creator suffered by the delay of his credit.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
> CERN is funded by the European Organization for Nuclear Research. So you don't know that CERN is the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, that's even worse than what I expected.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Please just stop typing this sort of nonsense.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Yes, but nobody is seriously describing the beam "power" in Watts, they mean power in a statistical discovery sense.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Yeah, it is not too uncommon that people visit the new listings (or subscribe to the email version) to (try to) keep track of what is going on in your field. Supposing of course your field roughly matches one of the categories.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
The affected building was last renovated in the early 1990s, where average max temperature was around 18 degrees. But even now "normal" average max temperature is only 21.7 degrees[1] and on the 23 of June temperatures reached 36.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Come on, you expect me to believe you honestly have no contextual knowledge about the changing climate? No, I think you are opting for disguising your full on climate change denial under a tattered veil of feigned ignorance.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Global warming keeps making the temperature unnaturaly high, don't tell me you didn't hear about it.
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by SiempreViernes 4mo ago
Assuming you have an accurate individual level test, and the policy action you suggest is to not administer the test to each applicant and instead treat them all as homogeneous group and reject them based on older test results? Yeah that&#x

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