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by jfyi 2y ago
> no resolution is anticipated or planned This is the real problem an automated close addresses. They are are afraid to tell their customers this.
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by jfyi 2y ago
It's simple enough, it's just nonsensical. You don't get to declare rules for discussion of a topic. When someone proposes something, it is valuable to explore how it fits in different scenarios. I don't think I can make
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by jfyi 2y ago
Haha, of course the original comment doesn't distinguish... that was the whole reason for pointing it out. It was done specifically to separate the two sets of actors for comparison. It "being designed to shut down criticism"
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by jfyi 2y ago
> I can try. Have you ever played competitive sports against a kid? You start to feel bad after a while. Winning comes easy, but you're worried that the kid might hurt themselves in over-exertion. In truth, the kid literally cannot
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by jfyi 2y ago
Just to say up front, I think you are the only one that gets it here and am not criticizing you, but the answer in question could also be read that way (of course with the excuse that "the other guy did it first!"). Am I the only
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by jfyi 2y ago
To be fair, the person you are replying to didn't use the argument you are describing. They stated it felt gross and then went into detail of the actual argument: > He was a commercial opportunist, not a real activist or whistleblow
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by jfyi 2y ago
I am just trying to understand this and not make any claim, so bear with me. Let's say we have a cylinder with a hemispherical top instead of a sphere. Say the two objects were thrown directly from the base of the cylinder towards what
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by jfyi 2y ago
What a weird response. I'm not sure if you mistook me for standing behind a Libertarian viewpoint and are mocking me for it or if you are just joking. You know... "and then"ing what I said, taking it up a notch for the gag. I
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by jfyi 2y ago
I love this game, I'll give one. Intelligence: the ability and scale of capability to navigate a non-deterministic system. I feel that doesn't help though.
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by jfyi 2y ago
Is empathy really a requirement for bedside manner? It's perception of empathy more than anything. I'd bet it would be interesting to see the rate of occurrence of aspd in jobs requiring bedside manner.
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by jfyi 2y ago
> I personally know plenty of people who do. You're confusing your exceptionally high standard of life with the very small requirements to keep yourself alive. The gulf between the two is so wide I think you've lost track of it
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by jfyi 2y ago
This is just another framing of the problem as ai vs humanity. It comes off preachy and frankly misses the boat as much as claiming ai is sentient. The problem is humanity vs malicious humanity with absurd access to resources. AI doesn&#x27
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by jfyi 2y ago
Humans typically like to keep these resources out of the hands of government until something horrific happens then do so begrudgingly. Then half of them still insist it's a bad idea and run out to learn the hard way. There is probably
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by jfyi 2y ago
I agree with you both to some extent. It's all anecdotal though, really. I think a fair point is that there are common idioms that you need to learn one way or another. Whether that is formal training or intuition or just plain force o
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by jfyi 2y ago
Shhhh, we didn't tell Wyoming.
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by jfyi 2y ago
They are assuming that crowdstrike is telling them the truth, but yeah I keep thinking about Kaspersky too. That's a whole other pile of assumptions though.
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by jfyi 2y ago
I've seen several merchants stop using amex because of restrictions. Admittedly those restrictions were very much in the form of excessive fees and nobody would have cared about their customer's stolen money. Anyway, there isn&#x2
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by jfyi 2y ago
Eh, it's not too broad... I think we should ask how Ron feels about the characterization though.
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by jfyi 2y ago
This tracks for me. PA-DSS was a pain with ssl and early tls... our auditor was telling us to disable just about everything (and he was right) and the gateways took forever to move to anything that wasn't outdated. Then our dealerships
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by jfyi 2y ago
I agree that the government shouldn't need to be interested in 'raising revenue'. It does however have to deal with malicious actors who ham-handedly try to game the system at everyone else's expense while patting themse
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by jfyi 2y ago
I agree. I also agree with the article that "consciousness" is an overloaded term. I believe you and I would agree to it as something more akin to "sentience" but that is not the case for everyone. I feel this topic alwa
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by jfyi 2y ago
Can we be sure it's social media at all? Or is it a behavior issue? Does it matter if they are watching tiktok or mucking with a calendar if they aren't participating in class? Enforcement will likely come down to don't do st
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by jfyi 2y ago
It breaks down to a primitive of repeating key xor. If you never had a plaintext you could potentially (depending on the content) collect enough ciphertexts to do frequency analysis on it. You'd recover the keystream at least partially
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by jfyi 2y ago
My guess is failing to read between the lines and taking marketing too seriously. "Removing the need for postfabrication qualification" doesn't mean "perfectly detects errors" it means "detects errors within ou
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by jfyi 2y ago
> I don't think I understand when it can be abused The same key + nonce generates the same keystream. The ciphertext is generated by xoring the plaintext with the keystream. The keystream can be recovered by xoring the ciphertext w
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by jfyi 2y ago
I stand corrected. Admittedly, it was just a feel from somewhere they were related that I had picked up in the last few years.
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by jfyi 2y ago
I think they merged, or cinemax was acquired more likely. The brand change was likely related and could be considered failed on the basis that people still haven't realized it.
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by jfyi 2y ago
It would be hard to effectively defend Elon solely on the premise that his attacker is juvenile.
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by jfyi 2y ago
We know for a fact that there are genetic markers for autism. Analogies aside, they were arguing it is a mix of genetic and epigenetic factors and that, generally, we only pay attention to the genetics. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by jfyi 2y ago
It's true, empathy is a thing worked on, so is ethics by the way. > but I suppose these perfectly selfless people might exist I don't suppose you read what I typed. Empathy is not the setting of self aside, but the experience o

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