darquomiahw

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by darquomiahw 20d ago
I remember a similar horror movie when scientists with good intentions were performing gain of function research on self-replicating nanomachines and some escaped, killing millions and causing massive economic damage. Of course, nobody held
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by darquomiahw 2mo ago
Or you can read the summarized version every one of these articles: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AIIsACrapshoot
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by darquomiahw 5mo ago
Why would anyone take a Waymo when you can ride the Trimet MAX for $2.50?
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by darquomiahw 1y ago
What's TSMC's headcount down in AZ? I ask because Intel has laid off or retired around 40k employees in the past two years and they still need to cut a little more to please the new boss.
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by darquomiahw 1y ago
>What would you restrict, if you wanted to prevent any other actor from building drones? Batteries? Rotors? 3D printers? $17 Raspberry Pis? Explosives and fuzing mechanisms, which are already regulated in many countries.
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by darquomiahw 2y ago
AI-generated "CSAM" is the perfect form of kompromat. Any computer with a GPU can generate images that an American judge can find unpalatable. Once tarred by the sex offender brush and cooled by 20+ years in prison for possession,
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by darquomiahw 2y ago
I'd imagine a parabolic dish that points at the satellite, driven by something powerful like a klystron. With a highly directional antenna and high power one should be able to saturate the satellite receiver.
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by darquomiahw 5y ago
This type of process has already been developed industrially: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birkeland%E2%80%93Eyde_process The trouble is that it is inefficient and will ultimately release some NOx compounds into the a