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Can AI Improve the Justice System?
(theatlantic.com)
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You could say... you've SLAMmed QGIS onto your robots ( •_•)>⌐■-■ (⌐■_■) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simultaneous_localization_and_...
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I'd be fine with GMO if it weren't for the pesticides that come with it. https://nutritionfacts.org/video/is-monsantos-roundup-pestic... > But pure glyphosate isn’t sprayed on crops, Roundup is, which cont
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4y ago
It's streamed. It's in French. There are no subtitles. But Marina is a reporter who escaped Russia from house arrest, after she brandished an anti-war sign on camera in a Russian TV news studio.
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RSF – Marina Ovsiannikova – Comment j’ai échappé à Vladimir Poutine
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Indeed, it would make mistakes similar to common mistakes in the web at large.
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Another episode: the copier switches digits randomly. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-23588202
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"Your Honor, we have evidence Ryan Gosling may have breached our systems."
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4y ago
Was it not centralized in Canada?
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> As physical cash goes away Ah. I see where this is going now.
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What advantage would I have as a user of a "digital pound", compared to a regular bank account? Increased surveillance? Money with an expiration date?
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Anti-trust or not, the authorities are sleeping (perhaps paid well to do so). What are you going to do in response? I would restrict my site to work with even simple browsers like Links.
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4y ago
I think one way to stay safe is to buy shares in competitors or disruptors. If, say, pension funds include automation companies, you get a much more resilient future.
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4y ago
Indeed there's probably some caching going on.
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4y ago
Taking feedback is a sign of maturity and adaptability. Genuinely, what will happen with writers when scripts will be a dime a dozen, because people are going to use these new technologies? Thinking about these scenarios is the POINT of a u
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I agree with many of the points here. My cheap no-name old laptop SSD writes with 170MB/s. A customer has a name, address, email and order. Let's say 200 bytes for each. That means I can write 844000 new customers per second, far
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I wonder how the WGA will change its tune when language models will write episodes of indistinguishable quality from human writers.
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Convenience is the most effective way to get people to abandon software freedom.
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Eh. It will be slow but it can work unattended.
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4y ago
You can trade with third-parties, and if you want a paper trail you could notarize the trade, without having to submit your data to a huge private centralized database. Two services I admire: https://localbitcoins.com/ htt
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Cash is much more expensive to transact in. Bitcoin is more private than bank/credit card transfers even if you don't try to hide your identity, because it costs more to follow your trail (especially if you bought it from a natura
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4y ago
If Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme, then fiat currencies are even worse. The central bank plainly admits a 2.5% inflation target. That means they capture all progress in technology that allows daily life to be cheaper, and on top of that dilutes
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I seem to have worked around it with a DNS cache (systemd-resolved as the Linux instructions for dns0.eu suggest). I don't have time or care enough to debug intermittent network issues, if they no longer bother me.
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4y ago
From Romania, I've been getting random delays/timeouts with quad9.
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4y ago
Veni, vidi, vici
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4y ago
One alternative: an Arduino-controlled DIY plotter. Coincidentally, you could harvest a typical printer for many parts it needs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=virDtVVt2Xo
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Time to replace my printer. Perhaps I can harvest some of its parts and put them to better use. We have extremely cheap pens. If only we could use them to get output from a computer... DIY Pen Plotter with Automatic Tool Changer | Arduino b
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Use Cron-o-meter for a few days to track your food & drinks. It will show you what levels of nutrients you're at, and where you should be. https://cronometer.com/
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Buy a cheap place. https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/prices_by_city.jsp?dis...
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Google is only a mall nowadays. When I need information I can trust, I go straight to Wikipedia. If it's high-impact, I also check references - Sci-Hub is a game-changer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabapentin#Wi
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