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by batch12 2y ago
Why are they turning the phones off then placing them in a Faraday bag? I've only heard this before when someone is trying to subvert surveillance.
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by batch12 2y ago
Dont you hit the potential centralization issue with coinbase? Cash works too.
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by batch12 2y ago
That's one way to get a workout. Without the engine, there's no power steering, right?
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by batch12 2y ago
Sorry, you lost me. If the knives were illegal, the salespeople would held responsible. We aren't going to agree, no matter how clever the analogy, so I'll leave you here.
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by batch12 2y ago
I don't follow the point you're trying to make. We are talking about the output of an image generation model, right? If we are talking about a physical book containing 1s and 0s that represent CSAM, I'd ask how you encoded th
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by batch12 2y ago
I dunno, but trading the feeling you'll get when you realize you are missing the disk after loading 40 others is quite the devil's bargain.
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by batch12 2y ago
Perhaps. I can't speak to the motivation of these folks, but I suspect it's more than just sending the pictures for them. Also, even if the market is flooded, I imagine we'd still want people looking for victims so it doesn&#
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by batch12 2y ago
> When you're talking about "evil" and percentages of life spent in jail, I'm going to ask for a more direct causal link to harm than just "demonstration is trivial and left to the reader. I don't know if th
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by batch12 2y ago
> Writing down 1’s and 0’s in certain permutations, is ‘evil’ and ‘should be illegal? I think the parent was making the point that creating and distributing simulated child pornography should be. The medium that is used to reproduce the
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by batch12 2y ago
I think theres some detail missing. Are you talking about someone crafting a prompt to generate simulated child pornography and being held accountable for the action and content?
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by batch12 2y ago
> If someone steals your car and uses it to run over a pedestrian, both you and the pedestrian are victims. They're far more damaged. And you aren't at any fault, even if you e.g. didn't lock it or even left it with the ke
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by batch12 2y ago
When someone uses my SSN to set up a loan, I'm not the victim, the bank is. There's no such thing as identity theft. That's just good marketing and a genius slight-of-hand to move the responsibility and blame away from the en
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by batch12 2y ago
Then it's called "Identity Theft", and deflected back to you as your problem to resolve. But, it's no big deal. I'm sure everyone everywhere qualifies for a year's worth of free credit monitoring.
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by batch12 2y ago
No, that's just giving up and is, respectfully, silly. How about some kind a right to privacy instead? Maybe I should have the ability to control who can sell my data instead of giving the same data I don't want shared to everyone
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by batch12 2y ago
> He also provided a copy to The Associated Press. Interesting way to reduce the value of the info and effort for the request. Send a copy to the paper's competition first/too
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by batch12 2y ago
It's not meaningless if it makes you happy. Otherwise, everything on this planet is meaningless.
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by batch12 2y ago
One wife is enough I guess
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by batch12 2y ago
What's the ratio of killer drones per person?
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by batch12 2y ago
https://archive.is/foyma
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by batch12 2y ago
I enjoy cooking for a few reasons. I tell people it's because it's so different from what I do at work. There's some truth to that. The main reason is because I like doing things that make people happy. There's something
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by batch12 2y ago
I assume you don't count yourself as one the vast majority of humans. If not, your comment reads as very arrogant and condescending.
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by batch12 2y ago
Corporations and governments aren't intelligent, they are not even tangible, just concepts. It's the people operating them that are intelligent. Plants and insects are interesting. I don't know if the behavior there is a resu
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by batch12 2y ago
Based on my experience as a sentient being, I believe sentience is a foundational requirement for understanding. The lack of a scientific or mathematical proof doesn't make both options correct, it's either one way or the other.
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by batch12 2y ago
The ability to apply knowledge requires understanding. These models don't have the ability to comprehend why something is, instead they just parrot words based on their likelihood within the context. True comprehension requires awarene
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by batch12 2y ago
There is no artificial intelligence. These models aren't sentient. However, sentience isn't required to be destructive. We have a hard time fighting virii and bacteria. Even something comparatively simple like MS blaster did a fa
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by batch12 2y ago
Please use your llm elsewhere.
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by batch12 2y ago
And temporary allies. Maybe with more than two parties we could move past the idea that the platform of one party has to be the exact opposite of the other on every issue. Then, maybe, not every effort would result in a gridlock. Perhaps a
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by batch12 2y ago
> I guess AI skeptics will wildly cite this paper on social media. What is an AI skeptic? The context clues make it feel like a derogatory term.
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by batch12 2y ago
Yeah, there were a few. I believe they had to demonstrate that there was a risk that a customer could be misled or something.
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by batch12 2y ago
Where they may have messed up is with the use of crowdstrike's branding. I've worked for a company that had a near 100% success rate with taking over domains that used their branding. Not just taking down the site, but taking owne

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