makeworld

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91.
by makeworld 3y ago
> be willing to destroy a rogue datacenter by airstrike https://time.com/6266923/ai-eliezer-yudkowsky-open-letter-no...
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by makeworld 3y ago
How does the 25 mg used compare to what average non-research users are ingesting?
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by makeworld 3y ago
Some licenses like that: https://polyformproject.org/licenses/small-business/1.0.0 https://bigtimelicense.com/
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by makeworld 3y ago
Source on it not working in Canada?
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by makeworld 3y ago
There are neurons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_neuron
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by makeworld 3y ago
If you think humanity being lost is acceptable, then it's hard to discuss anything else on this topic.
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by makeworld 3y ago
The value of a creation cannot be solely judged by its output. It's hard to explain, it's better to intuit it.
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by makeworld 3y ago
It depends on context. Sometimes the bits or bytes represent a signed number, sometimes an unsigned number, sometimes a float, sometimes a string, etc. It's all up to how you choose to interpret it.
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by makeworld 3y ago
Yes.
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by makeworld 3y ago
"If everyone would just"
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by makeworld 3y ago
Reminds me of this: https://jacobshapiro.substack.com/p/teaching-at-the-brains-t...
102.
by makeworld 3y ago
It's a statistically correct bias. That doesn't make it ethical for hiring.
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by makeworld 3y ago
Could you expand on the differences you experienced?
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by makeworld 3y ago
How does this compare to GNU units?
105.
by makeworld 3y ago
Wow, thanks for doing the perf comparison.
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by makeworld 3y ago
https://james.darpinian.com/satellites/
107.
by makeworld 3y ago
The post mentioned a tax credit though. In theory the poorest people would benefit the least from this. But there could still be issues as you increase your income, I agree.
108.
by makeworld 3y ago
Where'd you see that?
109.
by makeworld 3y ago
This can be disabled.
110.
by makeworld 3y ago
I wonder if we are currently not monitoring something similar that we should be.
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World of Ours [pdf](usenix.org)
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by makeworld 3y ago
Fantastic.
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by makeworld 3y ago
Also see https://briarproject.org/
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by makeworld 3y ago
Oh, that's news to me. That would be nice to have.
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by makeworld 3y ago
It is enabled by default. Note that the preview is only ever generated by the sender though.
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by makeworld 3y ago
The main problem with this is it doesn't allow for fast charging.
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by makeworld 3y ago
My understanding is that that would be legal. The problem for those companies is they can't build and distribute a Linux kernel that contains those patches, because then that is a derivative work. So in practice they have to release th
118.
by makeworld 3y ago
As the author of the changes, I thought you can license them however you wish. What you're contributing is basically a diff, I don't think that counts as a derivative work as you wrote all the content. If you distributed your chan
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by makeworld 3y ago
That is not one the required inputs for SHA-256. It is vulnerable to length extension attacks.
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by makeworld 3y ago
Pretty sure the accepted justification for double-SHA is to prevent length-extension attacks.

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