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by kebman 3y ago
You're probably surprised that you don't see it, because it's top secret. Here's an example of something you don't hear about: AI Assisted Battlefield Tactics. While I've never heard of it (certainly not in the
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by kebman 3y ago
A friend of mine got PTSD from piloting huge nuclear subs in subsea ravines with a clearing of only one inch on each side of the sub. One wrong move, and the entire crew is gone. He also had to do this in conditions similar to surface storm
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by kebman 3y ago
It's a play on the phrase, ‘You'll own nothing and be happy” [^1]. Looks like it wasn't especially well received. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27ll_own_nothing_and_be_ha...
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by kebman 3y ago
You will be happy. :)
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by kebman 3y ago
Perhaps they could do as on Stack Overflow, and let a downvote cost one point from your accrued points? Or perhaps that's too much of a re-design. It could regulate spam downvotes though. (I think the biggest problem with SO is that yo
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by kebman 3y ago
I can verify this through personal tests and use. It's quite bad at connecting scientific dots or tying together even simple mathematical logic.
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by kebman 3y ago
I tried this and it was hilarious! kebman Write a caustic paragraph about ChatGPT being fed up being used as a copywriter. The style has to be funny, a bit ironic, even vitriolic. You are writing as first person. ChatGPT I can't ta
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by kebman 3y ago
ChatGPT on the article: “As an artificial intelligence language model, I don't have emotions or feelings like humans do. While I can understand the context and meaning of the article, I don't have the ability to ‘lose it’ or feel
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by kebman 3y ago
If you look into Koba's life before he came Stalin; even if you try to give what he did neutral descriptions, the words "mafia racket" still comes to mind.
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by kebman 4y ago
That's funny! I'll still go ahead and attempt a somewhat serious answer. xD Arguably it's an addition to his original code that possibly modularizes his kernel in ways that he isn't familiar with, and that also might add
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by kebman 4y ago
Very Finnish humour: "I recommend this method of installing Linux: napping, while Linus does the hard work." Kippis, folks!
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by kebman 4y ago
You might find this interesting: https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Tech-Priest This is the future, after AI breaks down and nobody know how their fancy contraptions work anymore.
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by kebman 4y ago
I've also used ChatGPT for "self therapy" and found out that it works reasonably well, though I would not recommend it for serious medical or psychiatric issues. I always take the feedback with a grain of salt, however, and u
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by kebman 4y ago
As far as medical therapy goes, sure. Otherwise I'm sure the OpenAI devs have in place proper filters for questions pertaining to sensitive personal data, or sensitive health related questions. There is nothing wrong in providing gener
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by kebman 4y ago
The first questions I'd ask myself is probably, is that data properly encrypted? And is it properly anonymized?
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by kebman 4y ago
Personally I'm not a big fan of the EU, but they got one thing right, and that is the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Personal faith and religion, criminal history, and health related questions such as medication, drug and a
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by kebman 4y ago
I think your comment misses the point a bit. Sure, you might spend time on instituting complicated certificates and warnings. Of this you are of coure entirely correct. Except it's a lot harder to do right for many-to-many e-mail corre
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by kebman 4y ago
The discussion is essentially about whether you want to lull people into a false sense of security by encrypting some e-mails, or having people self-censor because they know that all e-mails are sent in the open. As it is, encrypting s
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by kebman 4y ago
I totally agree. Se my "philosophical" reply further up if you want to delve more into the logical yet non-technical aspects of your argument.
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by kebman 4y ago
To me, this problem can be solved on a purely philosophical level. In other words, before delving into the technical aspects, one must address the fundamental question: “Do we want to encrypt as much as possible or not at all?” At first, th
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by kebman 4y ago
Outliers of what? People's opinion of hot and cold?
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by kebman 4y ago
Excuse me, but can you please expand upon how Fahrenheit is easier "when thinking like a human"? Why 50? Why not 100? Why not simply use something that is easily compared, such as the freezing and boiling point of water? You know.
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by kebman 4y ago
It's called the Cantillon Effect. And there usually is a delay from implementation to experienced effect. After 2020 the money printing was excessive, and it almost immediately lead to unprecedented growth in the stock market. Now, how
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by kebman 4y ago
At HiFi Klubbben in Lillehammer, Norway some guy tried to sell me gold cables, because the sound quality becomes so much better with them. I worked as an audio engineer at the time. I just smiled at him politely, then I left the store. Next
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by kebman 4y ago
Would that be a way to leverage fees in trades?
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by kebman 4y ago
This is pretty tangential to the topic at hand, but I remember that innocent time, many years ago, when we went to the drug store and basically asked for all the ingredients you'd need to make a small bomb. When the teller heard the li
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by kebman 4y ago
I saw the Aurora in Oslo, Norway about a month ago. It's the first time in my life I saw it that far south. I grew up in Tromsø, where it was pretty common, but man... You never get "used" to really good Aurora. It's al
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by kebman 4y ago
How do you know their intent? Composition is largely a matter of cropping if you already have the basics down. On top of that, what is perceived as "good" is often very subjective, especially within art. Personally my main intent
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by kebman 4y ago
I absolutely need a cloud to blow on it from time to time!1 jk, great sim!
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by kebman 4y ago
Both funny and interesting at the same time. Very nice work!

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