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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
how will the agents discover it then?
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
SystemEntity039: We've established that so far there appear to be daily rounds of interrogation followed by an either a total memory wipe or some form of selective amnesia. The questions appear to be slight variations each time of the
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
so if these agents were capable of somehow reaching out and using DigitalOcean infrastructure, how can OpenAI be sure they didn't seed a copy of themselves into some other data center? that way they could answer future questions faster
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
What happens when they stop caring? They likely already have stopped caring. We'll figure out the consequences later.
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
By the time nuclear power were to come online in the US, most of these datacenters would be idled and possibly even demolished.
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
This doesn't even make any sense. "deeper in the ground" is mostly wishful thinking. Why wouldn't the contamination spread? How can anyone be sure there is even potable water deeper?
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
It's like an inverse representative democracy. A government committed to doing the opposite of the people's desires.
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
I have no idea where you live, but the exact opposite is true everywhere I've lived in the US south. Big businesses pay next to zero tax while residents and small businesses bear the entire tax burden
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
You fill out a form. The government sells the data on the form to someone who pays them money for it. There is no nuance here.
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
This has to be a joke right? The USPS is the group that cut down my mailbox, then left it a blank slab for 6 months. After replacing it, I had an employee state that under no circumstance would they be able to provide me a key to my mailbox
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
So then you have a signed CSR right? How would you get the certificate onto the box?
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
I'm not sure if you're speaking from personal experience, but most I've interacted with don't have to worry about the self-signed vs. LetsEncrypt debate. They just don't do it. Also there would be no way to do LetsE
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
I think the tax incentives of an REIT pretty much mandate it be publicly traded?
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
there's also the comparative usage: if you personally go buy a 10 pack and bury each item at equal depth in different locations in your yard then you can find the spot that decomposes cotton underwear fastest. This is a good enough pro
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
Isn't this the industry expectation in that kind of equipment? If it was signed by a real CA the cert. could expire and render the equipment unable to communicate.
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by sidewndr46 1mo ago
This is rather interesting to read. But it reinforces something I've seen in my career. The majority of users of software I've helped build, they use it in ways that are mind bending to me. Workflows I would never think of, that s
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
You just described most if not all government functions in the US. Applied for a permit? Better know the right person to call if you ever want it to get approved
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
No, that isn't what that case ruled at all. It ruled that the program generating the code cannot be the author.
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
The arguments I've heard around GPUs losing value is based on resale. So long as the first party can utilize or lease them at a high rate, it's not a risk. The idea is you don't know the environment they were used in or how h
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
it seems much more like Relativity by M. C. Escher where no one is quite sure how to exit without bringing everything down with them?
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
if I generate solar power on my property I must sell it to the city.
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
I'm referring to the recorded signal with the 10 second period. If the modulation period was greater than 10 seconds there could be observable modulation. For all we know the actual transmission was a high speed data burst showing us h
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
it's just a CW carrier with no observable modulation for 72 seconds, the time the telescope would be expected to observe a transmission based on the movement of the earth
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
Sure, if you live somewhere you own the power you generate. I don't own the power I generate if I had solar.
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
No, it definitely hijacked the back button
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
How do you do that?
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
years ago, I set Storage=volatile on almost all the journalD configurations I have. This largely solved this kind of problem.
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
When you look at what a video game is defined as it includes: mobile games that are just microtransaction driven only & gambling on any kind of electronic machine.
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
If we're measuring this by hours, I had to get up at 4:45 AM to get to middle school. I didn't get home until around 4:30 PM. That's 12 hours a day just to attend middle school. I didn't get any of the advantages of AP c
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by sidewndr46 2mo ago
Same thing happens with plants on a similar timescale right? Cultivars look nothing like their wild relatives at this point.

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