mdp2021

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by mdp2021 2mo ago
How do you prove your age without either sharing your identity (or using twisted ways entailing other possibly unacceptable compromises like the eu is trying to do). Remember that the australian side (which moved first) framed it as "n
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Inconsistent with the implicit acceptance of age verification laws (forbidding YouTube to minors, may Diderot and D'Alembert and all the democratizers of knowledge raise from their graves and sneer and taunt). Or was there a large turo
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
There is a difference between "trying to discourage what stimulates gut-talk in a part of the population" and refusing it as a legitimate topic. Already if we can reason about it it is intellectually interesting; if it has non evi
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California Passes AB-1856 for Open-Source Relief over Age Verification(phoronix.com)
9 points by mdp2021 2mo ago|1 comments
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
If those cognitive tasks are the useful ones, those towards which we engineer things, then AGI will be a problem solver - you do not need sentience for a problem solver (like you do not need it for a calculator).
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
It may be (it also depends on the details that had the evaluator label the excluded) - but I think that "my property, my guests - my selected guests". With exclusions which are in fact legally mandated in some territories - but in
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
I really do not see that responsibility. It is so perplexing, so odd a perspective that some of you are advancing, that I could (jokingly, I understand good intention) call it resembling "gaslighting" from here - do you know, for
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Also see my other post. So if you had a hammer in your yard, and somebody took it and misused it, you would not be responsible, but if you gave it to your neighbour and he used it to crush a skull, you the owner of the hammer would be respo
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Look, really not. When the bartender glances at the customer and decides whether they have already drank too much, if the bartender makes a mistake and the customer later crashes into something it is not the bartender's responsibility.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> fair No, with these limited elements. The filter may just be "of course I will not provide my (free) service to people that may use it in what I call a repugnant way". When you know Harry is a rogue CEO, say a misinformatio
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Either you wanted to be sarcastic or your simile did not work well.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> fun ... a no tech version Which means, surely, "no tech" and "no current impactful world". You would lose that sight from a community largely trained on hard facts ("works/doesnotwork") and creation
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Very probably because he took all the others for granted and thought that only the one he got explicit about was that which some may perceive as odd.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> Italy itself will be Because of a decision from the USA administration? ?!
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> Good? That will depend on what the bearers will want to mean with it, as usual.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> very specific group of people These are Italians. There are all possibilities the spirits are different - unless globalization (of information and communication, "of culture") had merged the two.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> reading further ... extremely selective and it has nothing to do with What paragraphs inclined you to think that?
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Solutions to help individuals live through the digital age. Very different - for-profit vs for-survival (etc.).
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> Only months after Paranoia [their first server] went online, the G8 came to Genoa. Many A/I participants were also involved with Indymedia Italy. They helped construct the movement’s media center, laying cables, configuring ser
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Servers, connection and maintenance costs... That is what they do. Read the manifesto. > We react by providing a platform and tools for digital self-defense addressing the need of free communication for activists and other individuals
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> Nobody In the USA - the consequences should be only related to USA pertinent actors. The newspapers in Italy say, "there is no judgement against them in Italy".
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> some "not mainstream" political views I would say they are pretty "mainstream" (or very widespread) in some territories. I have seen bartenders wearing those 'anti-' terms on their t-shirts at work.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
Do review your logic. Now since "potential" is not a crime, list the acts that merit the label.
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
The Onion just published "The Onion’s Exclusive Interview With Larry Ellison" ( https://theonion.com/the-onions-exclusive-interview-with-lar... ): it is interesting that satire is bound to increasingly target name
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QnA with Larry Ellison at Oracle's FAM 2024 [the "best behaviour" speech] [video](youtube.com)
2 points by mdp2021 2mo ago|1 comments
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
(Corrige: 'at list' → 'at least')
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> These results are relatively low-hanging fruit for AI; none of them required developing an extensive new theory. [...] What we have not yet seen is an AI developing a substantial new conceptual framework in order to solve a mathematic
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AI Doesn't Mean the End of Mathematics – At Least Not Yet(schneier.com)
3 points by mdp2021 2mo ago|1 comments
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Pine64 hits pause on Linux devices due to RAM and eMMC shortage and high prices(cnx-software.com)
10 points by mdp2021 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mdp2021 2mo ago
> who refused to provide US backdoors It is clearly not just that, pls see the article and the allegation. > Why would you use that unless you're a terrorist? It is already like this: "why would you want privacy, what do

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