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541.
by croes 5mo ago
So only congress can rename it. Strange that Trump has a problem with that given that the GOP holds the majority.
542.
by croes 5mo ago
Aren’t they totally dependent on the good will of the model providers?
543.
by croes 5mo ago
> USG spends over $900 Billion every year If you spend $900 Billions on BS you will lose to other countries that only spend 1/100th of that. Quantity over quality doesn’t work in science because reality doesn’t care who paid how muc
544.
by croes 5mo ago
> The reason MCP isn't dead is because practically ~every company on the planet is building an MCP server. Didn’t ~every company also jump on blockchain and NFTs?
545.
LLMShare: Attackers are turning AI chatbot pages into malware delivery platforms(pushsecurity.com)
1 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
546.
by croes 5mo ago
So for every accident Tesla is 100%.
547.
Expanding the lifespan of solid-state batteries(mpg.de)
2 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
548.
by croes 5mo ago
Despite what you think about that action, it shows a real risk with high potential of severe damage.
549.
How many P's are in Google?(twitter.com)
5 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
550.
by croes 5mo ago
How about implementing proper limitations first for the abused powers they already have? If someone proved he can’t handle a car you wouldn’t give him a truck, would you?
551.
by croes 5mo ago
Yes, the lists where the problem because it is a lot easier to find your victims if you have a list of their addresses. You‘ll never know when the next group with bad intent get access to surveillance data. Every crime organization would be
552.
by croes 5mo ago
> I am not harmed when I go through a toll plaza or an express lane. Yet. The jewish people had no problem that the government had detailed lists including the religion. It helped the Nazis killing many jews. Total surveillance will alwa
553.
by croes 5mo ago
How about GPS tracking for every step outside your house. Would also help prevent and solve crimes. No privacy on public roads. There is also something like proportionality.
554.
Associative learning turns DEET from aversive to appetitive in Aedes aegypti(journals.biologists.com)
79 points by croes 5mo ago|46 comments
555.
by croes 5mo ago
If you want moral turn to religion. But I bet (pun intended) many of them teach giving away other people‘s secrets (including companies and governments) for personal profit is wrong. Imagine Venezuela getting information on the planned abd
556.
by croes 5mo ago
Nice try to make crimes sound legal.
557.
by croes 5mo ago
Opt-in by default means it is either mandatory (if you can‘t disable it) or it‘s opt-out (if you can) Opt-In by default is BS to make it sound less invasive
558.
by croes 5mo ago
> regulations and DOE control are That’s still trust. DOGE wasn’t helpful keeping trust in the capabilities of government agencies to enforce regulations
559.
GitHub account of Nightmare Eclipse gone(github.com)
7 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
560.
by croes 5mo ago
It’s worse. There are the people from the kill command who bet on what they are ordered to do. There could even be a bet by someone with direct influence on the government who convinces them to do it to make some money.
561.
by croes 5mo ago
The chance of preventing gambling is exactly zero, at least let them pay so there is some money to pay for the damage they do.
562.
by croes 5mo ago
Can‘t you use Vibe Kanban to vibe code fixes?
563.
by croes 5mo ago
So why did you write a comment
564.
by croes 5mo ago
something is deeply wrong with some humans
565.
by croes 5mo ago
> hypothetical entity with no known pathway to reified existence. More realistic than god.
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AdminLTE 4.0.0 – first stable release of the v4 line(github.com)
1 points by croes 5mo ago|0 comments
567.
by croes 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_hole
568.
by croes 5mo ago
Then explain evil
569.
by croes 5mo ago
In nature everything has a opposite or opponent. That would make at least two.
570.
by croes 5mo ago
Why the limitations to one God?

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