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3y ago
GDPR is the best thing to happen to technology in a long time. The only problem with it is that it still doesn't have enough teeth, it needs to be enforced much more often.
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Intel absolutely tried to drown AMD in the 2000s. The fines are warranted.
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3y ago
Same number but not same the community, since this pushes out anyone who can't afford it. Artists are usually not MBA types trying to minmax profit and want to appeal to more than just the privileged Coachella crowd.
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3y ago
> That is simply impossible if an actual executable is installed on the device. There's one exception, if there's a vulnerability in the hard-coded ROM or the silicon itself. One was found not long ago and enabled newer iPhon
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Their bite is much worse than a wasp sting. Unlikely to cause death or serious injury in an adult with no allergies, but the pain can be excruciating and last for many hours, and lesser symptoms for days. We usually do not prescribe muscle
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3y ago
Link gives me an Amazon dog
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3y ago
How did you determine that? People in airports can be extremely abusive.
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3y ago
Legislation can be written so that there is no bypass. Google's billions would not save them if tomorrow they embarked on building a private nuclear SLBM fleet.
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3y ago
>for them personally there's no difference between no AGI/ASI and aligned AGI/ASI Not really true. There are things worse than death and every AI researcher who is width their salt knows this. Human level intelligence alre
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3y ago
Which is good
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3y ago
Updates occur all the time, what do mean there's none since August?
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> In America, hospitals cannot refuse emergency care. How is that unique to America? What other developed nation doesn't have this rule?
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You can't patch that out when it comes to hardware attestation. The entire bootchain is authenticated and you can't spoof it because the authentication mechanism and private key are is in the on-silicon enclave. Anything that'
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3y ago
Repairing?
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3y ago
GPT-4-base was completed in early 2022, its existence only went public much later. Whatever OpenAI has right now is a year and a half more advanced than current models. Since open source models can't even touch GPT-3.5 yet, they are ve
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3y ago
Is that good or bad?
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3y ago
Like what? English already has all the "twice removed" and other definitions that no one actually uses.
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3y ago
What did they receive for humanities though? School is and should be about you making a better more complete member of society, not just a better cog in the economy.
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3y ago
Got a link to those emails?
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3y ago
Only fragile ones, and those will only work until google finally flips the switch and their servers stop validating anything less than true hardware-backed attestation.
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3y ago
No goalposts have been moved here. Stop playing dumb.
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3y ago
Social engineering has limits and each individual has unique vulnerabilities. It's not possible to call in and speak a single sentence compelling any agent who hears it to immediately burn the office building down.
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3y ago
Not reveal the true capabilities? Is this an RPG reference?
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3y ago
This happens already.
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3y ago
Defi has no fraud protection
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3y ago
What does next gen even mean
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3y ago
That really doesn't answer my question
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3y ago
There are three dominant desktop and two mobile operating systems, only 1 out of those 5 is locked down to where even applications are handcuffed. I'm not talking about embedded industrial systems I'm talking about everyday genera
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3y ago
Yes? The user above me already pointed out that that sector will be hit.
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3y ago
And yet GPT-4 has no problem crafting new words from whole cloth. If you're making new words rare tokens are useful and the model knows this.
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