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by suilied 3y ago
I get that AI basically is a problem solving machine that might eventually adapt to solve generic problems and thus reach the ability to break out of its box. But so what? Even if it manages to do all that, doesn't make it sentient. Do
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by suilied 4y ago
I say frown away! We all know what this is used for and its tasteless at best. But I like to think in solutions, so in stead of trying to arms-race this tech into submission with ever cleverer deep-fake detectors (and thus be able to regula
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by suilied 4y ago
I understand the sentiment but I disagree. It's just another disruptive piece of technology that people will have to adjust to. If you can't trust a digital face, then nobody will and using this tech for scamming purposes will sim
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by suilied 4y ago
I love this. I dabble a bit in electronics as well as tabletop wargames and have always dreamed of having an interactive table with "moving" terrain, doors that open/close, LED's indicating some status of an objective, r
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by suilied 4y ago
I have no experience with Epicor but similarily work in IT support and regularly get scheduled to "oversee" updates like this as well. Don't panic, get in contact with a couple of chill guys or galls that use Epicor that can
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by suilied 5y ago
"We're not deplatforming you, but basically, you can't use this platform, and if you were, please get off the platform" This is truly the darkest timeline. What happened to "information wants to be free"? Your
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by suilied 5y ago
It looks like we're getting closer and closer to making this a reality. Recently (this year) some other people published a sort of reworking of the Alcubierre drive[1], I wonder how much (if at all) better this paper will fit with that
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by suilied 5y ago
I would fix it by removing it. I haven't once seen copyright being used to protect "the little man" (not saying it never happens, but I'm a bit sinical when it comes to big corps) Why not abolish the idea of copyright an