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631.
by axus 2y ago
I couldn't find that conclusion. It seemed like a positive piece with discussion but not much critical analysis.
632.
by axus 2y ago
If all their training data came from inside China, it'd be pre-censored. If most of the training data were uncensored, that means it came from outside.
633.
by axus 2y ago
That's actually interesting that it wouldn't come right out and say that "Taiwan is a sacred and inseparable part of China's territory."
634.
by axus 2y ago
Good thing that large AI investments aren't involved with the US Government!
635.
by axus 2y ago
Why attack people when you can exploit their data to make money. This is some growth "hacking" to make a list of sales leads.
636.
by axus 2y ago
Since whitehouse.gov couldn't be bothered, here are some quotes from "Straight Arrow News": ---- President Trump also appeared to blame a “diversity push” at the FAA for the midair collision, reading some news headlines. “I d
637.
by axus 2y ago
On "Truth Social" last night, Donald Trump was explicitly questioning the actions of the ATC. And during this morning's press briefing, he blamed "the crash on Barack Obama, Joe Biden, former Transportation secretary P
638.
by axus 2y ago
Cool, Revelations 13:15 is about Roko's Basilisk
639.
by axus 2y ago
I've gotten emails with links "From" my parents names, but checking the addresses it was accounts on random .edu domains. The fact that separate emails came from two different names I knew really made me feel targeted.
640.
by axus 2y ago
Maybe they are the gas station
641.
by axus 2y ago
Pretending that crime doesn't exist won't make it go away, and getting the information out there may help someone protect themself. One wonders if the attackers were paid anonymously in crypto-currency.
642.
by axus 2y ago
When the first person does it, it's hacking/testing. If lots of people do it, it's cargo-culting and riding coattails.
643.
by axus 2y ago
The information (history/discoveries) can be distributed throughout the world and not dependent on one place anymore. Past that, we'll have to leave the planet.
644.
by axus 2y ago
Tolerance for behavior, as long as we don't disagree with it
645.
by axus 2y ago
This was closed as a duplicate of https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=233458 , which was the predecessor to LetsEncrypt
646.
by axus 2y ago
I hate advertising too, but I'd be troubled if it were banned.
647.
by axus 2y ago
Might be jumping in without reading, but the chips you cut out of the wafer have to be delivered to physically different locations.
648.
by axus 2y ago
Somehow he wasn't acquired by private equity and given a legal department to negotiate annual payments for licenses to use the .wav files
649.
by axus 2y ago
A flight is using a very narrow path, the rocket debris is "claiming" a huge unavoidable areas over probably a relatively long period of time. I wonder what the math is on the plane actually getting hit if it took it's normal
650.
by axus 2y ago
National Security Through Obscurity? When has the freedom of religion, speech, press, or assembly ever been bad for the United States? The government can make agreements with its agents to limit those, and can control its own information,
651.
by axus 2y ago
"Telecommunications service" sounds like phone or TCP/IP to me. You make a connection, "speak" the data, and ideally it's supposed to be received in order and without distortion on the other side. "Inform
652.
by axus 2y ago
Don't all financial institutions need some real identification with physical address to sign up? Phone numbers / email addresses should be for communication, not tracking.
653.
by axus 2y ago
Spite is a legitimate reason to choose a pronunciation.
654.
by axus 2y ago
It was neither Holy, nor Roman, nor an Empire.
655.
by axus 2y ago
I'm using the router provided by ISP as part of the contract for service. As long as they don't withhold administrator credentials, no problem.
656.
by axus 2y ago
Each second of listening we're perceiving the speaker's identity, what accent they are using, how fast they are talking, and what emotions they are showing. Those should count for the bit rate dealt with by the conscious brain.
657.
by axus 2y ago
I've always seen Warhammer fiction as part parody of religions.. and heavy metal art.
658.
by axus 2y ago
Manufacturers should not be mandated to spend extra money to support our hacking, but spending money/effort/lawyers to prevent that hacking could be prohibited.
659.
by axus 2y ago
One thing I've noticed while looking at the Moon, the "dark" part is lit enough to see that it's an orb and not really being eaten by darkness. This webpage doesn't do that, I guess it's from a different persp
660.
by axus 2y ago
One time I was really sure that splitting a line into three equal segments let you draw lines from a point and split a 60 degree angle into three 20 degree angles, but this wasn't actually true.

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