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by rl3 3y ago
Seems accurate. The rest are likely just classified as casinos.
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by rl3 3y ago
> We could get on a phone call and I you could read the key back to me Length isn't the only problem. In theory, real-time voice MITM with an AI swap on the verification readback such that it matches the modified key is a real poss
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by rl3 3y ago
I had no idea WSJ was a comedy publication now.
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by rl3 3y ago
Just an idea, but this might be a case where a custom system prompt/GPT is warranted. Then again, could also backfire or negatively impact output quality.
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by rl3 3y ago
That capability exists today, courtesy of Toyota Research Institute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-CGSQAO5-Q You can probably collect your $100 now.
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by rl3 3y ago
> What would it take for humans to rule the Earth for two hundred million years? Probably either a miracle or some form of damnation. Or both, depending on how you look at it.
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by rl3 3y ago
Courtesy of BreadGPT, in collaboration with the Toyota Research Institute. sounds of dough being clumsily slapped down and formed into something vaguely resembling bread
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by rl3 3y ago
>Or get into a more specialized of software engineering that requires more skill (which is of course not that easy!) IMHO, be of a mindset that you're willing to specialize virtually anywhere, with the awareness that specializatio
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by rl3 3y ago
That's technically true. Planetary Annihilation was a heroic effort lead by Jonathan Mavor (formerly of Gas Powered Games) that fused elements of TA, SC, and its own crazy ideas on what amounted to a shoestring budget. Supreme Commande
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by rl3 3y ago
Supreme Commander's getting its own spiritual successor: https://www.sanctuaryshatteredsun.com/
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by rl3 3y ago
> I think the relevant question is: if you were the pig, would you choose the experiment over being treated as in the food industry? Any day. The pigs were anesthetized. A slaughter house is a positively horrific experience by contrast.
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by rl3 3y ago
> I hate to be the one to say it, but us starry-eyed Silicon Valley nerds aren't going to put the genie back into the bottle. Webshit was just the beginning. Why not mastery of superintelligent agents capable of planetary-scale so
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Privacy policy (Effective: December 14, 2023)(openai.com)
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by rl3 3y ago
Instagram as it exists today is a streamlined dopamine injection engine. Variable rewards, instantaneous short-form tailored content, fear of missing out. It's carefully built for continuous user engagement.
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by rl3 3y ago
Wonder if there's ever been hearings on evidence admission in product liability cases where the data source is a ransomware group. As aside, it's hard to believe this incident in particular didn't get full NSA attention. htt
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As Gaza death toll soars, secrecy shrouds Israel's targeting process(washingtonpost.com)
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by rl3 3y ago
As other comments said, GPs routinely prescribe SSRIs. Moreover, it's not remotely cowboy to ensure continuity of care arising from exigent circumstances.
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by rl3 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38102640
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by rl3 3y ago
> Maybe instead of hiring private contractors to invent new propulsion systems and then conceal them from the public good, ... Citation needed.
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by rl3 3y ago
> Today, you need to create software that does something like have a 3d VR interface to order pizza, provide real-time maps of where your pizza is at all times, ... It could've been so simple: https://donhopkins.medium.c
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by rl3 3y ago
It's like they watched Black Mirror and said: " Shit, let's do that!" Apparently there must be consumer demand for creating fake memories out of real ones. Imagine being a kid looking back at old photos and being like &
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by rl3 3y ago
> I notice that the getsymbol tool on Github has 214 stars ... Analysis of which accounts starred it prior to publicity is probably a worthwhile endeavor. If there's any commonality with other obscure projects, that may be an indic
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by rl3 3y ago
On the contrary, DPRK has a long history of threatening people's families to keep them in line. The simplest explanation here is also the most cruel: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37425542 https://en.
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by rl3 3y ago
> ... as greed leads them into bed with the wrong people. I'd hope they're at least targeting their own customers as part of state-sanctioned operations. Still, that doesn't justify the dissidents they indirectly facilita
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by rl3 3y ago
From: KVORK, Inc.//NYCNET.89.09.63.53 To: Multiple Recipients Subject: SPAM: Tired of life? Hello Friend, Has life become too impersonal, too tedious, too painful for you? Then now is the time to exert control, to
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Permissive Action Link(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rl3 3y ago
Perhaps not the slowest ever, but surely the most frustrating.
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by rl3 3y ago
> Why haven't we trained, say, hamsters to drive our delivery robots? [Translation of rapid chirping sound] "Delivery of goods: successful . Thank you for your services." [Treat dispenses within hamster wheel] ... [Chirp
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by rl3 3y ago
That's good to know. Hopefully the link requires an account-authenticated session.
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by rl3 3y ago
Along these lines, ChatGPT's data export functionality is inexplicably only available via e-mail rather than direct download.

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