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by gizmo686 3y ago
There is no allegation that the content was shared by anyone other than the single user of ChatGPT that created the initial prompt. That user was a journalist. There is no information about what the journalist did with the information, but
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by gizmo686 3y ago
The comment contributes nothing and is irrelevent to the topic at hand. Not every comment is worthy of a responce.
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by gizmo686 3y ago
Notably Walters never agreed to anything with OpenAI. He had no relationship with OpenAI, so their terms of service are irrelevant here.
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by gizmo686 3y ago
That happens all the time. It just isn't newsworthy.
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Mark Walters vs. OpenAI LLC(aboutblaw.com)
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by gizmo686 3y ago
Medical science is moving fast (relativly speaking). 60 years ago, no one has a lung transplant. Nowadays, they require broad immunosupprents. Howevee, with current advances in mRNA treatments, CRISPR gene therapy, lab grown organs, and gen
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by gizmo686 3y ago
Until 2020, the US was part of the Open Skys treaty, which was specifically for allowing member states to fly unarmed spy aircraft in each others airspace. China was never a member, so wasn't covered under it, but Russia was until they
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by gizmo686 3y ago
More in depth video coverage of the case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OCS9v2fmUM&t=2580s The santion hearing is scheduled to happen shortly, and this channel is scheduled to cover it live
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by gizmo686 3y ago
Except that the thought experiment is completely divoreced from the way AI actually works. How did the AI learn that it could prevent human override by killing the human operator? How did it then learn to destroy the COMMS tower so that it
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by gizmo686 3y ago
Einstein originally thought that black holes were simply an mathematical artifact, and not possible in reality. Since then, we have observed objects that look a lot like we would expect black holes to look. There are theories, such as this
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by gizmo686 3y ago
Time slows down from the perspective of an outside observer. From the perspective of a particle falling into a black hole, the singularity will be reached in finite time.
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by gizmo686 3y ago
This isn't so much about hostility to first amendment rights, as it us about hostility to a massive and beloved corporation. Disney is the second largest employer in the state. Pays the state over $1billion in taxes, of the state'
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by gizmo686 3y ago
From watching BoTW speedruns (which, I assume is the same engine), the game simply does not do loading screens in the overworld. If you move to quickly, you get to experience an area that is not fully loaded. Having said that, looking at wh
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by gizmo686 3y ago
Insurance companies must pay out at least 80% of premiums to claims. Any excess gets refunded to policy holders. This means that it is, counterintuitivly, in there interest to spend more on claims, as it makes the 20% profit they are allowe
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by gizmo686 3y ago
We have a budget process. If they fail to pass a budget, we get a government shutdown. Shutdowns are already extreme, but at least they are well understood and incremental. A 1 day shutdown is not too bad. A 1 year shutdown is untenable. Wh
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by gizmo686 3y ago
The government shutdowns have been over failures to pass a budget. We have never failed to raise the debt ceiling yet [0] [0] Unless you count forcing the treasury department to take extraordinary measures, which has happened several times;
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by gizmo686 3y ago
But doing so when you are at the top of said system; for no reason other than politcal gamesmanship?
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by gizmo686 3y ago
The LGBT community is well aware that men and women are different. The existence of trans people is itself strong evidence if this. That is why the trans community is interested in gender affirming care.
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"User" in a modern Linux system is just a weird name for "security domain". Many programs run as their own user to limit their ability to attack the rest of the system if they get compromised; and limit the ability of a
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by gizmo686 3y ago
That still requires every app to have a bespoke updater. You just pushed the invocation to the OS. A better solution would be for the system package manager to allow programs to add their own update servers. Assuming the developers package
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by gizmo686 3y ago
The first 4 bits of both IPv4 and IPv6 packets are a version field.
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by gizmo686 3y ago
The standard for admitting evidence is far below reasonable doubt, even in a criminal case. Generally speaking, all you need is someone to get on the stand and say (under oath), "yes, that video is an accurate copy of the video I took&
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by gizmo686 3y ago
The burden is on whichever side is attempting to introduce a piece of evidence. From the federal rules of evidence: > (a) In General. To satisfy the requirement of authenticating or identifying an item of evidence, the proponent must pro
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by gizmo686 4y ago
Postal banking. Available in the US between 1911 and 1967. It was mostly killed by the FDIC, which allowed private banks access to what was its competative advantage. There's a proposal to revive the postal banking service in Congress
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by gizmo686 4y ago
Governments are perfectly capable of setting building codes. This isn't an instance fix, but would be effective over the long term. Governments also have a well established mechanism to incentives faster compliance: tax refunds to offs
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by gizmo686 4y ago
Assuming we are talking about java, List is not the same as List<Object>. List<Object> list = new ArrayList<String>(); will fail to compile. Generic types in Java have no variance by default. The only type that can be assi
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by gizmo686 4y ago
Where is the variance in your example?
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by gizmo686 4y ago
In a sufficiently expressive language, do-notation isn't that important. Consider the following pieces of (equivelent haskell) f1 = do fd <- openFile "/file/path" contents <- readFile
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What else would they need power for? Heating and cooling are the only appliances I can think of that would be necessary for habitability.
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Also, the OP pretty much says they are not in Ukraine in a comment: > I think Probably the war will end because Russia and America are busy in Ukraine

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