skeezyboy

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by skeezyboy 1y ago
its implied in the definition of the word "indigenous"
92.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
*that we know about. Humans are maybe 100k years old, and look how good we are with wood even today. We surely had settlements all over the place made from wood that just rotted away.
93.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
similar doomsday predictions were made and went unfulfilled im sure, much like modern times
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> Our culture's migration will be entirely different. yeah, weve got even better technology, itll be even less of a hassle
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> one would need a revolution in the fabrication of the semiconductor manufacturing equipment itself, like SpaceX has done for rockets. some revolution. still not even on the moon yet
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> pick whichever chip is the most popular and spend the resources to reverse engineer it is this even doable?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
> If a small firm signs a non-compete and NDA with a competitor, it can cost a lot more than a single sale to chat. this has nothing to do with not answering emails. > People looking to fragment that market are seen as a problem even
98.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
> Satya's mistake.... > Another of Satya's mistakes same guy also says > Microsoft today is the second most valuable company go figure
99.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
Im disparaging the current awe afforded to AI. If Microsoft Clippy isnt "intelligent" then neither is an LLM. We had lesser versions of all of this 20 years ago, does nobody recall computer vision or NLP?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
>Laptop manufacturers are most definitely not designing their laptops to run at the top of the thermal envelope for 100% of the time, and honestly that's probably the right choice because no one does that both claims untrue.
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
the issue is with your bank then. the fact mobile hardware is restrictive is a problem caused by hardware manufacturers. there are speciality phones that arent like this I imagine.
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
What stops you from flashing your fridge, besides the fact you bought an unflashable fridge?
103.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
but how would people be able to sell their crap on deviantart?
104.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
Markets have been vulnerable to bollocks since time began. Bots are even older
105.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
And theyve had to spend how many manhours engineering around shit like the above?
106.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
> That's an argument against all authentication anywhere. its a problem isnt it
107.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
Tell Satoshi hes a numpty. How could he not forsee the issues inherent in his design?
108.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
sounds very usable. who made it, a sadist?
109.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
>"option to prove who you are and guarantee not to be impersonated" guaranteed as long as no attacker gets hold of the private key, which cannot be guaranteed
110.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
they said the same about google. they said the same about writing. even in the 60s ai boom they were saying stuff like this.
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
the dirtiest of doggery
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
AI is so unlike anything weve ever seen and its going to revolutionise the world and its literally gna be skynet except it pathfinds like a counterstrike bot just ignore that bit
113.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
its funny how we only have a problem when the gun shoots us lol why wasnt one of the universal human rights the right to not being shot?
114.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
i dont think hes trolling. this kind of schizo output is common on shroomery.org, i think hes from there
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
HN has mods?
116.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
> I can (involuntarily) re-experience psylocibin just by being overly tired in a particular setting at times do you get it particulary when you lie down or put your feet up?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
so hes either walking around with wads of cash or hes got a lot of friends along the way, but he did something like 10k miles, hed need a lot of friends. And also whats stopping a bandit taking all the cash?
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
i read your justification already... Ill say it again. One is the mass murder of millions of people, and the other, IS A FUCKING EULA
119.
by skeezyboy 1y ago
so they didnt design all the components and sensors then
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by skeezyboy 1y ago
>Fwiw LLMs are also revolutionary iterative. we had a shittier version of this 20 years ago

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