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871.
by exe34 1y ago
for me it's about running it locally/inside a wireguard network, and not having the rug pulled. not everything needs to be exposed to the internet.
872.
by exe34 1y ago
It's actually great from my point of view - it means we're edging our way into limited superintelligence.
873.
by exe34 1y ago
> you abandon the valuable capital of experience. it has nothing to do with how you treat each generation. it's whether or not you have a continuous shared work experience from the elders to the youngsters over and over. if your com
874.
by exe34 1y ago
he's still trying to give Ukrainian land to Putin: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/10/19/trump-tell...
875.
by exe34 1y ago
I knew a software developer a long time ago.
876.
by exe34 1y ago
TACO keeps flipflopping, but each time Russia ends up with an advantage. Random noise should average to zero. When it averages in one party's favour, it's not noise.
877.
by exe34 1y ago
Yes, evolution kills the weak. I don't think you're saying "let them die"?
878.
by exe34 1y ago
You might be confusing bouncing back with survivor bias. A lot of them used to not bounce back. They had funerals.
879.
by exe34 1y ago
American soldiers knelt down to hold the red carpet for the head of the KGB.
880.
by exe34 1y ago
the offer was that the US would play ball and Europe would remain militarily weak and not start another world war. now that the Amerikka Oblast answers to mother Russia, the Europeans are having second thoughts about the match.
881.
by exe34 1y ago
You're probably right, human nature probably doesn't change with geography.
882.
by exe34 1y ago
I do wonder if somewhere like China might be better off - they might not have muh freedumb, but their government seems keen to look after the majority and fund things that corporations wouldn't.
883.
by exe34 1y ago
> This is what government is for, and not to stifle innovation by banning AI but by preparing society to move forward. The AI will belong to the parasite class who will capture all the profits - but you can't tax them on this, becau
884.
by exe34 1y ago
I had the same idea about the britcard - why doesn't the government just buy the information from the ad brokers?
885.
by exe34 1y ago
The UK already claims extraterritorial jurisdiction in some extreme cases like pedophilia and terrorism.
886.
by exe34 1y ago
Even normal windows applications used to be like this (outside of crashing). I could alt-tab, type stuff and click where I know a button would show before I even saw the application window. It never missed a key stroke or type into the wron
887.
by exe34 1y ago
Not yet.
888.
by exe34 1y ago
What if we copy the functionality of every neuron? what if we simply copy all the skills that those neurons compute?
889.
by exe34 1y ago
I too am emotionally sensitive to the electromagnetic field. My phone is the transducer.
890.
by exe34 1y ago
Penrose's theory is this: consciousness is really weird. quantum is really weird. there's got to be a connection. Just because he is brilliant in one field doesn't mean he's remotely competent in every field.
891.
by exe34 1y ago
To me, it's a matter of a very big checklist - you can keep adding tasks to the list, but if it keeps marching onwards checking things off your list, some day you will get there. whether it's a linear or asymptotic march, only tim
892.
by exe34 1y ago
except you now have your developers chasing their own tails figuring out how to insert the square peg in the round hole without bankrupting the company. cloud didn't save time, it just replaced the wheels for the hamsters.
893.
by exe34 1y ago
I love that you're not just preaching - you're offering the service at a lower cost. (I'm not affiliated and don't claim anything about their ability/reliability).
894.
by exe34 1y ago
Democrats were bound by laws. Trump made his whole personality about breaking them.
895.
by exe34 1y ago
there are many reasons I'm not a web dev, and npm is one of them.
896.
by exe34 1y ago
> Why would the public want journalists to not even be able to ask the questions, never mind actually get the information? because "the public" in this case are cult members that agree with whatever the eternal leader wants.
897.
by exe34 1y ago
Apple is a private company that answers to shareholders. The DoD is a government department that used to answer to the people.
898.
by exe34 1y ago
I buried gold in your backyard!
899.
by exe34 1y ago
> being a streamer is the top choice of "what I wanna be" when you ask kids. that doesn't sound like a very good way to improve human life on Earth.
900.
by exe34 1y ago
if you use simple c libraries that do one thing, yes, you don't have to go very far at all. whether you'd be able to find the backdoor in those or not, might depend on your skills as a security expert.

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