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by rl3 2y ago
>If the President of the US wanted to be evil, the Illuminati would take actions to make sure none of his plans happen. It is for this reason I lost faith in the Illuminati long ago. >That's a joke ... Oh, right.
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by rl3 2y ago
Windows Explorer can't even sort files in a timely fashion most of the time. It's pathetic.
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by rl3 2y ago
> I'd especially like to have UT2k4. Honorable mention to UT2k3's menu music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IberpcWz9mU#t=0m10s The NFL themes had nothing on it.
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by rl3 2y ago
> Philosophy is just thoughts and thoughts about thoughts. This is my beef with the field in its entirety as well. Stupid philosophers. > ... and traditions such as Buddhism that have been studying consciousness for millenia. As opp
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by rl3 2y ago
> Docker is difficult, k8s is impossible. At least [manual] image management for k8s doesn't have to be: https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl
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by rl3 2y ago
If only those stupid bureaucrats who have probably maintained persistence inside NK networks for the past two or three decades would just listen.
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by rl3 2y ago
> ... working at a research lab with Bret Victor), and Earth: A Primer, a science book made of simulation toys. For the folks reading this, I just wanted to point out that Earth: A Primer is one of the coolest sets of explorable expl
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by rl3 2y ago
The same thing that it'd take to unseat all the other major tech companies at the same time.
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by rl3 2y ago
> I know the chances are low but what’s the ROI on sending this stuff out without being remotely prepared for contact. In response to the alien threat, this council of nations has chosen to activate the XCOM project. https://
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by rl3 2y ago
I've thought the same.[0] Soon if not already they can just ask questions about people now. "Has this person ever done anything illegal?" Then the tools comb through a lifetime of communications intercepts looking for that an
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by rl3 2y ago
> i was wondering how all the efforts to buy gazan's eSIMs was going, this seems to be one of the results. The eSIM stuff terrifies me, because you know damn well they're feeding that data into their intelligence apparatus for
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by rl3 2y ago
Because when you have a 240hz monitor and you're writing a TUI application, it makes print debugging via standard language print methods even more interesting. GPU-accelerated terminals are just one part of the stack that makes such lu
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by rl3 2y ago
The source article was talking about how their software practices were so bad they’d hire $9/hr engineers to work on core avionics stuff. As for your point: There’s not much contrast. MCAS was software, after all. Only upside to softwa
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by rl3 2y ago
> If it's a software issue, I'd think owners would be pretty clear on its status on each plane. Ha. I have some bad news for you: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-28/boeing-s-...
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by rl3 2y ago
TIL: https://www.permaculturenews.org/2016/03/14/is-newspaper-saf...
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by rl3 2y ago
> Totally agree. The initial press release made it sound like Altman was guilty of borderline illegal malfeasance, which wasn't true. This sounds bad enough to my layperson ears: "Sam didn't inform the board that he owne
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by rl3 2y ago
> ... because leatherjacketman needs another yacht and summer home, think of the poor guy, he can only afford 9001 yachts and summer homes a week, ... Well, at least the virtual double of himself that he commissioned makes more sense no
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by rl3 2y ago
> So, they're asking skilled engineers to do work for them for free, and just email it in? Yup: "Submit with source code and build script." But hey, the reward is a job. Maybe. I mean, not everyone can be privileged eno
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by rl3 2y ago
Surely there's still subcomponents made in China, even if device manufacture happens in Taiwan. Granted, it doesn't really matter from a security standpoint unless those subcomponents are ICs of some sort. Then again, there's
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by rl3 2y ago
The web agent's system prompt is simply informed that Scarlett Johansson's voice is at the URL it's about to visit.
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by rl3 2y ago
> If an animal demonstrated genuine human-level intelligence, such that it was obvious to all and no one could deny it, I think the clear majority of people would be willing to extend human-level rights to that animal. You're proba
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by rl3 2y ago
> I think in practice, it will depend on how AIs behave. If an AI forms relationships with humans which humans experience as emotionally significant, and in which it displays individuality and autonomy, humans will begin thinking of it a
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by rl3 2y ago
Which at the level of funding they’re at, is absolutely not an excuse. But hey, Claude still sends login codes via SMS in lieu of passwords, so technically OpenAI is an industry leader in the AI sector, implementing utterly basic web accoun
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by rl3 2y ago
> Ilya is easily one of the greatest minds of our generation ... > Jakub is also easily one of the greatest minds of our generation ... Phew, I was worried he'd be irreplaceable or something. Hopefully they've already st
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by rl3 2y ago
I prefer UPS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YrpmZFixp0
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by rl3 2y ago
> Just wait until eating any pizza makes you feel gross, cause aging. That just means eventually gravitating towards higher quality pizza that isn't so laden with grease and is actually nutritious. Not a bad thing.
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by rl3 2y ago
> ... because the weaponization potential cannot be eliminated. So you're saying it'd make for an excellent cover story? Besides, I've always been annoyed that Goldeneye wasn't real. Not so much Under Siege II.
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by rl3 2y ago
My previous reply was talking entirely about tactical nukes. They're not exempt from the concept of deployment. Even the Russians don't just let them float around willy-nilly. Most sit in storage. > But speaking of a deployed t
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by rl3 2y ago
Awesome, thank you!
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by rl3 2y ago
It's dawn now, did anyone happen to screenshot that page during the night? The mosaic of pink/purple skies was rather beautiful, but I'm afraid preserving it slipped my mind.

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