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by nkrisc 3mo ago
I think you should read the other reply about not saying anything at all.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Ok, that settles it. No one should because you see only cats.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Will the problem is that we’ve seen it’s not only used to uncover crimes. There’s plenty of empirical evidence of cops lying to lock up innocent people. One truly absurd case was lying to convince a man he killed his father, and extracted a
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
But if the prosecutors can make a convincing argument that your intent was exactly that all along, then you may end up convicted anyway. Intent matters. It might be hard to prove, but it matters. It may not even be that hard; what other pos
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Well it also opens passageways for other ground-dwelling animals as well, which is a good thing. I believe in the UK and other places where hedgehogs are native it’s somewhat common for people to cut small holes in their fences so they can
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Terrence Tao is an exception in many regards. I’m less concerned if it helps him, and more interested in how it affects the average person, since the vast majority of users will be average.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
You don’t have to even hypothesize about other species that can create shelters out of sticks, they exist today.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Why would anyone hire an implanted chip that requires life support instead of just using the AI without the human middleman?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Typically the ones proposing a hypothesis have the burden of proof. Still waiting on any evidence in favor of the hypothesis. I won’t hold my breath.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Very few things would in fact remain, you’re correct. But we’ve also created radioactive elements with half lives of many millions of years. While there would probably very little direct evidence of humans after millions of years, there wou
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
We’ll never know of the existence of most species that ever existed. Fossilization is rare.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Through the act of paraphrasing you will necessarily have to think about what words to choose and how to phrase it, which would likely be different from someone else performing the same task. So I can’t say if it makes it absolutely interes
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
But why would anyone want that? Having interpersonal communication gated behind some translation technology is some dystopian nightmare.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
What does a male chicken, a word representing the sound a large bell makes, and the Yiddish word for "snake" have to do with the word "penis"? Why would you censor such innocuous words?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
> The remote server is able to determine whether you are fetching the script using curl/browser or piped directly into bash. Maybe I’m not that clever but I can’t imagine at all how that would even be remotely possible. How would cu
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
I agree, it’s likely illegal in any modern state with rule of law. But I don’t actually know that for sure.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
How is it any different for non-mainstream medicine? How do you know if what your homeopath is telling you is accurate?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
You’re absolutely correct, but I think your story about the anesthesiologist shows that there are some doctors who do care.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
In many countries that’s probably illegal, even if it’s easy. Just because a crime is easy to commit doesn’t mean it isn’t a crime. So, keep it hypothetical.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
It’s a perspective rendering, not orthographic. I don’t think you can reliably judge relative volume based on this image.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
The link won’t load for me, but I’m having a hard imagining how a remote server could change a file on your hard drive. Is it about deceptive commands that look like they’ll do something different using weird characters to alter what comman
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Having to install yet more software seems worse than the problem you’re suggesting it should solve.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
So download it with curl and read it first before executing it from your local disk.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
That’s the absurd self-fulfilling prophecy it always has been.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Good thing it’s an AI then so it can’t commit crimes by definition.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
How is this not criminal? Surely individuals have been punished under CFAA for less than this?
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
I’m on my phone and scrolling this page just leads to it constantly jumping up and down and makes it difficult to read as nothing stays in one place if I scroll a little bit.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
You’re going to need more than just a claim to prove that, and anyone who did purchase land likely has some evidence in support, even if it’s testimony from others.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
And that’s fine, if you can get close enough to realism at 60 fps or better. If you can’t, fake it, even if it’s technically less realistic.
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by nkrisc 3mo ago
Long after any living person has any memory or recollection of such a place? No, it’s not really wrong anymore. I think it is good to be respectful about it though. The fate of all things is to become dust.

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