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by vokep 7y ago
I think this is a correct line of thought to a point. There is not greater purpose, and if there is, it ought to be unlike any other form of purpose. Since in general purpose is built up -- you do some task for a purpose, and that purpose
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by vokep 7y ago
I think they might be surprised it isn't worse. The fact the internet exists at all is insane. The internet in some form maybe was inevitable, but most likely alternatives would be companies growing ever larger walled gardens until i
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by vokep 7y ago
This is a set of projects that aims to reach similar functionality as g-suite. I think maybe the author is just getting ahead of themselves mentioning the tractor. The appeal of this is that it would be attractive for the same reasons goo
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by vokep 7y ago
Wow! Yes! Awesome! I will happily pay twice as much as I do/would for any given google service if it means this survives. If there could be a "sign in with bloom" on every site, that would be great. I would be happy to donat
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by vokep 7y ago
But thats just it, thats exactly how it is - closed over itself. The intent comes from the design, decided by the physics of the system. With this physics set, life is possible, and this sort of life can survive. Deeper intent comes throug
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by vokep 7y ago
Seems the language needs to be specific then, or it allows for free manipulation of evidence. Something like, allowed to copy and if that has an unintended consequence of modifying the machine, that is fine so long as evidence is not dest
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by vokep 7y ago
So then they ought to shut down? I was gonna say they'd go down to just kids content, but complex ideas can be hidden in that leading to even that potentially being considered harmful by some.
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by vokep 7y ago
But only some of the ideology from then is reactionary and conservative by today's standards. Why the assumption that Past = Right/Conservative and Future = Left/Progressive? I grew up with about this view of politics, but
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by vokep 7y ago
Take LSD or mushrooms before you go. Not because it will make you no longer be suicidal, but because it is one of the most powerful experiences that you can achieve in this universe. To die without such experience, is incredible tragedy, e
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by vokep 7y ago
>Unfortunately, this film is not available for distribution in your country. It is currently only available in the USA. I am in the USA :/
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by vokep 7y ago
It should be entirely unfeasible if its good crypto In order to deepfake it, a neural net would have to understand the crypto algo in such a way it could modify its deepfake input to collide with the original input's hash. Basically i
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by vokep 7y ago
So then.....how do we start hobbyist chip-fab@home?
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by vokep 7y ago
True, but today you also can hire a lookalike to some target person and record footage of them doing something terrible, or edit footage carefully enough that the edit cannot be detected. Deepfake makes it less expensive to create fake vide
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by vokep 7y ago
Yes, these may be still in it, but they're climbing out. They're not leapfrogging it, they're just getting slowly better, inching further until they get past the valley.
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by vokep 7y ago
Its not a good conclusion, but its the one that many seem to hold.
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by vokep 7y ago
So this is a Mastedon instance? huh....honestly seems comfy, and feels like how I wish twitter was. I might actually join this thing.
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by vokep 7y ago
Yes. If you are a circuit board, getting some water on yourself would be one way to (potentially destructively) learn about what your design actually is. Or fault injection or fuzzing, same idea. By making errors happen, you find out about
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by vokep 7y ago
How would you feel if it was a single system used by all retailers?
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by vokep 7y ago
This. No matter what they actually do, they'd be idiots to reply to this, which is why we won't see a reply from them. Doesn't really say anything meaningful.
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by vokep 7y ago
I...do get it though? Or...well I guess I don't get why this is a problem?
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by vokep 7y ago
They aren't making any judgement about the moral quality of the law or enforcing it. Just that the law can't really constrain you if it isn't enforced on you. If you have some way of getting the law enforcer to ignore you tha
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by vokep 7y ago
>As an example, go to google.com on Internet Explorer 6. No, I’m serious. You will find that it loads just fine and even functions, over plain HTTP. It’s only a small subset of functionality, but it does actually work. Why should this be
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by vokep 7y ago
Yes! The standard is so senseless that something sensible is hilarious. In a mad world, a sane man is considered mad.
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by vokep 7y ago
How would TPP have helped?
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by vokep 7y ago
Yes, except when that person doesn't get paid, instead Brave gets that money.
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by vokep 7y ago
Its a bit irritating, but empathizing with someone that might ask that...I'm not sure what the problem is? I would know exactly what they meant.
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by vokep 7y ago
Is there any modern AI that would be remotely functional for such a task, that is better than ELIZA? I can't help but feel something like talk therapy is only going to work with all or almost nothing. You either have a full person t
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by vokep 7y ago
Or rather a lot of people are unhappy and express this through constant outrage masked by a facade of happiness and "good vibes"
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by vokep 7y ago
But reCAPTCHA isn't some sort of microtransaction replacement for tracking, its just a thing to check if you're a person. I'm a person. Don't make me do work to prove it.
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by vokep 7y ago
I'm not so sure. An "honest cryptolocker" helps support more cryptolocker use, as people trust that if they pay the criminal they'll get their stuff If dishonest ones were the norm, than maybe cryptolocking would canniba

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