pelorat

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by pelorat 3y ago
Unfettered speech can lead to a cult following which, as we here in Europe know very well, can be extremely fucking dangerous. Which is precisely why some speech will land you in prison.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Good luck getting something like that past Eu regulators.
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by pelorat 3y ago
It wouldn't surprise me that even if the USA has incredible tech in their spy satellites, they use some old archaic system in the backend.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Depends on where you implant it. In this case it's attached to the motor cortex and will allow for controlling a computer, and in this case there's no feedback into the brain itself (no write, only read). Sending signals to the mo
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by pelorat 3y ago
In A.C. Clake's 3001, everyone is wired with implants and instead of prison the implant will simply take you over and make you perform some laborious task until your sentence is served.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Other implants like the Utah array have killed just as many animals to be honest. People are upset because the monkeys seem intelligent, are cute and Elon is connected to the company. They stick their head in the sand the moment you mention
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by pelorat 3y ago
To be honest, compared to the Utah array implant the risk here is minimal.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Why? Just introduce a separate loop of thoughts driven by a true quantum based RNG, something like a subconscious loop that subtly interacts with the rest of the system. With "loop of thoughts" I am talking about using an a true R
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by pelorat 3y ago
Well. Japan can: https://petapixel.com/2023/06/05/japan-declares-ai-training-...
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by pelorat 3y ago
No one is forcing the USA to keep it's European military bases, and no one is forcing the USA to spend 3.5% GDP on its defense budget. You do that out of your own free will. And you spending that amount of money on military, has no bea
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by pelorat 3y ago
They are a global brand now. If you use their apps in Europe you are presented with the choice of cloud locations (Germany) and they do comply with the GDPR. There are far worse actors out there then Xiaomi.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Time to move LLM training to Japan who passed a law giving free reign to train LLMs on copyrighted material.
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by pelorat 3y ago
I love C++ but it shouldn't need guidelines :(
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by pelorat 3y ago
> They stopped reforming the language That's the whole point of their existence...
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by pelorat 3y ago
I wholeheartedly recommend the YouTube channel of Hank Schyma, aka Pecos Hank. https://www.youtube.com/@PecosHank Here's one of his videos about the green ghosts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIaYOdu
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by pelorat 3y ago
I mean it does send a screenshot of your screen off to a 3rd party, and that screenshot will most likely be used in future AI training sets. So... beware when you use it.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Don't you have voluntary prison sentences in the USA? same thing i guess...
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by pelorat 3y ago
It's illegal in most of the EU, maybe all of the EU, to register ones "race", even for the police.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Those are actually tiny compared to most US tech companies with a global reach. The issue is that here in Europe everyone speaks their own language, and it's not feasible to advertise your tech stuff to the entire continent. There&#x27
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by pelorat 3y ago
I'm one of those who rarely uses Firefox. I have it installed, but Google is just to integrated in my life. Gmail, Drive, YouTube, Android, etc. Now, I just launched Firefox (on Windows), and the fonts look absolutely atrocious compare
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by pelorat 3y ago
Headline is wrong. The chemist in question is suggesting redaction of a paper published by Ceder Group, not by DeepMind.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Coincidence? https://www.forbes.com/sites/jaymcgregor/2023/11/23/google-w...
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by pelorat 3y ago
Americans, be very happy that you don't trade electricity as a commodity like we do here in Europe. It's a shitshow.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Arianespace cannot afford to experiment like SpaceX can, hence they take their time to make sure the first launch will be a customer launch that has a high likelihood of being successful.
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by pelorat 3y ago
They are spending money to make more money later.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Reasoning is a learnt concept that involves retrieving memories and running them though an algorithm, also retrieved from memory, and then you loop the process until a classifier deems the result to be adequate to the given goal.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Northvolt builds and ships lots of batteries.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Not heard of any of those except Shadow and Bone which wasn't very good.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Nothing new, this is how humans function, except we he multiple of these recursive loops running in parallel.
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by pelorat 3y ago
you don't, since they are different times?

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