thrill

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361.
by thrill 3y ago
I quite liked "Terminal World" by Alastair Reynolds, though sadly he plans no further novels in that universe.
362.
by thrill 3y ago
The more independent quality AIs there are then the less likely that any one of them can talk the others into doing harm.
363.
by thrill 3y ago
They haven't to the off-camera campaign contributions discussions yet.
364.
by thrill 3y ago
Anything for my friends, the law for my competitors.
365.
by thrill 3y ago
Everything that slows down the selling of Teslas is labeled by Elon as a "fool's errand".
366.
by thrill 3y ago
So now not even going to the party is evil?
367.
by thrill 3y ago
Harsh, but fair.
368.
by thrill 3y ago
I've got a shiny nickel that says no rules of physics have been defied.
369.
by thrill 3y ago
Proof-of-work/capacity/importance and friends are simply shifts of proof-of-stake into illiquidity. They're unnecessarily wasteful.
370.
by thrill 3y ago
That's the essence of the conversation here, isn't it?
371.
by thrill 3y ago
Oh FFS - are there any doomsayers left who treat their audience as adults, or are the two mutually exclusive?
372.
by thrill 3y ago
They used to call that "getting fingered".
373.
by thrill 3y ago
Only after 52 bits.
374.
by thrill 3y ago
I actually think making a small game good is much harder. "I apologize for such a long letter - I didn't have time to write a short one."
375.
by thrill 3y ago
Not until the driverless car AIs can approve their own code releases.
376.
by thrill 4y ago
So the victims would get six dollars each instead of four dollars. Wowza.
377.
by thrill 4y ago
New meme: "There's an AI for that."
378.
by thrill 4y ago
Arbitrarily set numbers can be arbitrarily changed.
379.
by thrill 4y ago
"Just having your tires inflated right at the start of your trip does that." I'd put money on the vast majority of people ignoring tire inflation unless they get a warning.
380.
by thrill 4y ago
Dirty glasses and the subject matter (and the skinniness of the font) made me not see the 'L' the first time I read this and snickered (then felt silly).
381.
by thrill 4y ago
Applause to the group behind this. CoreOS "just the containers, ma'am" plus ChromeOS "set in stone" OS (but updateable) approach was so obviously good once you started using it that it was just begging to be picked
382.
by thrill 4y ago
This is correct to some degree - both the criticism and the complaint.
383.
by thrill 4y ago
GPT-4 passed the medical exam, not ChatGPT running GPT-3. There's a rather significant difference.
384.
by thrill 4y ago
I used a round drawer. It self archived every night.
385.
by thrill 4y ago
Exactly.
386.
by thrill 4y ago
What next - we'll be buying their oil?
387.
by thrill 4y ago
Quit using these ginormous frameworks and libraries. Vanilla Javascript is all you need.
388.
by thrill 4y ago
Old Spice could make a bundle on this.
389.
by thrill 4y ago
The market will decide if those "good enough" people are right.
390.
by thrill 4y ago
<tortoises having sex barking sounds>

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