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red-iron-pine
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red-iron-pine
16d ago
people did all of those things just fine w/ out money. Or adequately enough, anyway. what lifestyle do you think you need or deserve? evolution doesn't remember those who lived well, only those who carried forth
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red-iron-pine
16d ago
post the psy-op cat meme plz
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red-iron-pine
16d ago
those goalposts have wheels, huh?
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red-iron-pine
16d ago
System of a Down tried to warn us about this years ago "they're tying to build a prison -- for you and me to live in, for you and me to live in"
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17d ago
releases from at least two governments I can think of have said, unambiguously, that we need to be ready to have our critical infrastructure partially or entirely disconnected for up to 90 days at a stretch. once the genie is out of the bot
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17d ago
not sci-fi mon ami > Example 5: An AI given a goal within a tightly-constrained sandbox figures the best way to achieve it is to find and exploit a sandbox vulnerability, replicate itself over the internet and keep going with more time&#
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17d ago
> These people don't give a shit and aren't taking things seriously at all. would you say these big tech bro types are... "careless people"? cuz that's been extensively documented, and you're right
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red-iron-pine
17d ago
that's a big problem for the modern world that depends on the internet, but boy howdy we did all of those things without the internet. ya see they had these things called cheques...
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red-iron-pine
17d ago
50km is just the "very likely to get hit" part of the gray zone ISR drones and other tools can go as far as 200km, albeit with worsening visibility. in most cases everything meaningful in that 200k is seen, and the only limitation
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18d ago
as the parent poster said, that works until they bury it so hard that you can't find it, or that it can't be removed without impacting service. all LG needs to do is put the connection inline to something important like responding
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18d ago
that is what AfD is saying. and they won. what is the lesson here?
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18d ago
> generally friends proceeds to sabotage airports with drones and blow up ammo dumps "friends"
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18d ago
GOP voter: "hell yeah, drain the swamp!" [proceeds to fall for it, again]
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18d ago
IQ has nothing to do with it -- smart people are plenty tribal, too. anyone who has ever waded into battles in academia has seen this firsthand cuz that's what it's about: tribe as Scott Alexander once said: "the ideology i
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22d ago
Hispanic laborers aren't eating at whole foods, there are markets and foods that cater to them. I definitely hit those up back in the day when doing pipefitting work, too. buncha glyphosate in batches of corn and masa could absolutely
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22d ago
what if i spill coffee on my lap on the way home? there is 0 evidence for either discussion in the article
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red-iron-pine
22d ago
i'm waiting for a name, then...
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22d ago
humans aren't watching it mate, they're training something related to VR
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22d ago
we was all running napster but i ain't dumb enough to do it off work IPs
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22d ago
like, literally send a request to the board for unlimited, no restrictions stuff. this has happened at two (2) orgs I've been at. executives take risks and responsibility, so the CTO/CISO got sign offs from everyone and took it to
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22d ago
and, like, literally you need some dumb or mediocre people. you don't need 75k generals or fighter pilots, you need average folks who are going to STFU and get the unfun, unsexy tasks done. you go trying to hire a Stanford/MIT hot
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22d ago
generally unilateral decision making (up to a point) + supervisory functions of an entire group / department / vertical e.g. they own all of Finance (or Ops, or Legal, or whatever), and have the ability to hire, fire, and use thei
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22d ago
temporary implies it is temporal -- there is a time limit. revokable means that it's fine until the evil megacorp says it isn't. to steal from an earlier thread -- my hunting license is temporary: I know it is only good for this y
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22d ago
believable. the British Isles love them some barley juice. > James was in frequent conflicts with other members of his village at late night, while having a belly full of barley juice.
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23d ago
gottem!
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23d ago
there is a haiku about this
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23d ago
e.g. there is no debate really about gravity. maybe it's deep unified theory of reality, but no one questions if you jump out of a window in Saudi, or Australia, or Brazil that you'll fall. when it is that omnipresent and underst
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24d ago
> This should make everyone even more suspicious of the management consultancies claiming to employ the smartest people in the world. who thinks they're the smartest? how long have you been in the working world? they're there
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24d ago
there is a US senator who has been dead (either braindead, or literally dead) for weeks now yet no one has seen him -- why do you think they wouldn't pull the same with Trump? and given T-bone's history for saying and doing dumb s
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24d ago
i think you are completely missing the point amigo
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