iiio8

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by iiio8 2y ago
Niche media hype. There are other such media hypes which you can explain like that without involving a neurologically active parasite. For example the belief that whites are being systematically replaced by blacks/hispanics/muslim
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by iiio8 2y ago
The proof obligation is the other way around. You need to show that constant surveillance actually makes a difference, on a population level. Otherwise your claim is the empty one.
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by iiio8 2y ago
I wonder that too, but I think you are at least one generation too late with this. Your average phone already tracks where you go, with whom you interact, what you search for online. It asks you "how was this restaurant?" and remi
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by iiio8 2y ago
Don't worry, if it doesn't have it then I'm sure a future model of this watch will have a "I'm not on a wrist" logging/alerting function. So the kids need to figure out that in order to do this kind of thi
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by iiio8 2y ago
It's not just one galaxy. It's a ring of galaxies .
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by iiio8 2y ago
I was expecting this to be yet another LLM application, a la Copilot. Do the authors consider this, like now 6 years later?
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by iiio8 2y ago
Hm, but that clock likely seeds the PRNG used to create the gameplay. If that was always the same then the whole exercise would be pretty boring. So their experiments purposely vary the time. It's just that for some input value, the th
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by iiio8 2y ago
So the bug is in ... their deterministic execution environment not stubbing out the current time, so that different runs are not actually deterministic but dependent on that non-deterministic input called the clock. Well, and that they are