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by moi2388 10mo ago
Because some are allegations without proof, and some are names of people who are victims. They have a right to privacy
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Yeah right. In infinite Turing machines maybe. If it’s finite, it’s impossible to simulate something larger with the same fidelity
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by moi2388 10mo ago
420? Perhaps it’s time to blaze it..
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by moi2388 10mo ago
I don’t know, I can’t read their chats..
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by moi2388 10mo ago
No, because integers in computing are generally finite.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
No, because most likely the coin wasn’t a fair coin then, or there was some other bias going on
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Paywall
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by moi2388 10mo ago
It didn’t go in the app drawer and is relegated to the home page. And no access to certain APIs which native apps do.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Ah, thanks. That makes sense. I still disagree that it took that long for these concepts to emerge. Perhaps words for these concepts.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
I don’t miss your point, you miss mine. There is a difference between saying something is illegal, an actually preventing it from being accessed. If you say a Chinese product is illegal, but you let people order it anyway, you made it ill
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by moi2388 10mo ago
That is correct. You can not inject external scripts. You can fetch from a remote and inject through the content script though, but the content and service worker code is known at review time. So you can still do everything you could before
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Except that you have the technical know how to keep advancing, and have already been producing them before they hit market an have been reverse engineered. Also a lot of research is already done at, or in cooperation of universities, or wit
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Because making something illegal down mean you actually check for it, intercept them at customs, or prevent them from being able to be accessed
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Or to finally ban illegal Chinese products, both hardware and software..
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Yes. I support a ban on women only spaces. Discrimination by gender is illegal. Then why about dressing rooms etc? Simple, make individual cabins. Problem solved.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
“ Anything you can do in a terrestrial data center, I’m expecting to be able to be done in space,” Starcloud CEO Philip Johnston told CNBC.” In theory, yes. But this cannot possibly be economical. Any idea how much solar panels you’d need t
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by moi2388 10mo ago
They roll out critical security updates immediately. Either through the app, or RSR fixes. Then they have more or less monthly security updates, and bundle some into minor releases to not force too many updates which require rebooting.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
No, those two are completely separate laws
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Like Microsoft, who continues to craft software which makes me feel anger.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
“ Humans are the only animals that we know that understand geometrical concepts. Things like lines and shapes (triangles, squares, circles etc.).” False. Crows for example understand geometry. I’d wager there are plenty more. https:/&
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by moi2388 10mo ago
A nude picture of a child is not automatically CSAM. It needs to be sexually abused or exploited for something to be CSAM.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Paywall
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by moi2388 10mo ago
I didn't even know this was possible. Thats great.
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Yes, we should abolish it. Great that you drew a shitty drawing, why would that mean I can’t draw a mouse anymore? It’s archaic. The only thing we need now is identification. Oh, this is actually produced by Disney? Great. Oh, this is some
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by moi2388 10mo ago
“ This represents more than a laboratory proof-of-concept; it’s a functional component manufactured using industry-standard processes.” Nice AI text again
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Does it? Do you have any data on how many of these devices ended up in civilian hands? Afaik they intercepted a shipment for Hamas members only. Do you have more information? How many civilians there even use these pagers instead of mobile
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by moi2388 10mo ago
Yes. But from their paper: “In our analysis, we present compelling empirical evidence for the existence of universal subspaces within LoRA adapters across different modalities and tasks.” I also don’t understand what they write under figure
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by moi2388 10mo ago
But there is a steep gap in the spectrum at 16 on page 7
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SponsorBlock. I don’t see in video ads, not self ads and no sponsoring.
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by moi2388 11mo ago
I’m well aware. My point is that these ancient cultures all weren’t in equilibrium with nature, also cut down as much as they could, and also destroyed the environment for farmland. They only lacked scale. Lets not paint them nobler than th

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