tomrod

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by tomrod 2y ago
d) Follow due process and allow the immigration judge to determine e) Amnesty if living here for awhile and not causing a ruckus.[0] US is huge, it needs more people not less. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigrati
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by tomrod 2y ago
So the US born children get to come back of their own accord, right? We're going to afford them the rights that every citizen of and person in this country has, like due process, right? We haven't forgotten the promise of the US t
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by tomrod 2y ago
This is not accurate, though I have found that people who steep in rightwing propaganda tend to repeat these type of talking points. The Rawlsian veil ethic applies here. EDIT: RE - the knee-jerk downvotes. I appreciate that people pointing
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by tomrod 2y ago
That in of itself is an external selection pressure though, having enough fit to gather resources to delay reproduction.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Someone needs to remain alive to provide, protect and raise the kids.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Aye. It's a staple of both failed and successful parents. In fact, using a screen in a car is wholly unrelated to, well, anything.
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by tomrod 2y ago
I am, and I say this without hesitation, absolutely the target demographic for this truck.
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by tomrod 2y ago
> we will have a huge quantity of vibe coded code on github That may actually be an improvement over much of the code that is generated for papers.
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by tomrod 2y ago
At no point should anything semantically in the neighborhood of a breach or a leak be caused by the person who is #2 over a military. Full stop. There is no further argument.
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by tomrod 2y ago
How funny, I wrote a use case for something similar last week. It's is ridiculously simple to build a baseline AI monitor.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Loyalty to a company is broken because companies are typically too big. Loyalty to people still has significant returns, _especially_ when you are specific with what you want and take control of how your interactions should work. When I sta
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by tomrod 2y ago
It's worse than 2000, IMO, bloated and not super stable like 2000. Using Windows 2000 is like using a well-crafted Linux distro. Things just work.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Hilarious that this was literally my exact thought.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Win2k?
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by tomrod 2y ago
Software and battery, I reckon, are the mobile phone arena's area for disruption.
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by tomrod 2y ago
My logical leap is that if blackholes constitute our measure of dark matter (25% of proportion) or dark energy (68% of proportion) that they'd attract each other and glob together. Also true of gravstars.[0] [0] https://www.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Or it's a 19 year old kid in Russia the DOGE kid met online, both of which do things for the lulz and have no idea how to properly secure their footprint. Chaos.
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by tomrod 2y ago
A bit clunkier compared to a clean ARM or AMD linux install, but still more or less useful. Asus' eeePc was awesome!
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by tomrod 2y ago
Pretty dang cool. Well done. My ideal setup before eyeing the e-ink space was a linux-based netbook and occasional internet access to offload heavy compute to powerful servers. I could see using this sort of setup in a similar fashion.
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by tomrod 2y ago
> rouge black holes They makeup much of the stylish universe in the cosmos ;-) Just kidding, I know you meant rogue. I would assume we'd see a lot of more tricks of light bending if they did. Light lensing was used to confirm relati
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Open Archives Initiative(openarchives.org)
2 points by tomrod 2y ago|0 comments
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by tomrod 2y ago
I call them precursors because we would anticipate an ASI to be able to do thsse things. Perhaps necessary conditions would be a more appropriate term here.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Not saying I love the idea of an extant ASI, but the need to clearly define it is present. I feel these self-capable examples highlight what a basic API endpoint doesn't about ASI capability.
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by tomrod 2y ago
Correct. The term for these type of unreliable sources in support of an ideology is propaganda.
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by tomrod 2y ago
I agree with Professor Mollick that the capabilities in specific task categories are becoming superhuman -- a precursor for AGI. Until those capabilities are expanded for model self-improvement -- including being able to adapt its own infra
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by tomrod 2y ago
Simon, what is your local GPU setup? (No doubt you've covered this, but I'm not sure where to dig up).
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by tomrod 2y ago
The Spanish, the Portuguese, and most importantly, diseases that killed massive proportions of the population.
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CaMeL: Defeating Prompt Injections by Design(arxiv.org)
71 points by tomrod 2y ago|16 comments
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by tomrod 2y ago
It's not conspiratorial. It's an accurate and widely broadcasted business model by several companies. Why do you feel something that is present and real should be denigrated as conspiratorial?
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by tomrod 2y ago
100% agree. I'll note that the more one gets jaded with individual systems, they like to reach for easy systems that give them more control.

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