Yeah, you can't really undo brain damage with more brain damage.
Eek! You've summoned Tom Ptacek to tell you why it's obviously better (and simpler) to maintain a second, parallel system that trusts dozens of parties to sign for any name they feel like. Of course we should have done…
Yes, and by "superintelligence", they mean something smarter than all humans in all or nearly all ways, and capable of making itself even smarter until it reaches physical limits. They do not mean "any LLM chatbot"
Your kink is... not OK...
... and it has never meant "just anything that could be called AI", or even "just anything that could be called AGI". What we have here with Trump is properly known as "superstupidity": a degree of stupidity that is at…
How does it hurt Elon if you sell a car you already paid for?
The first major violation of obvious security practices was having a registry like that in the first place. The second was giving out access to "companies and associations" that might have "legitimate needs". THEN we…
> He attributes the incidents to poor human oversight and system design, and says they’re “totally preventable.” Anybody who thinks that poor hunan oversight and system design are "totally preventable" is not in a good…
> Canada and Australia never had a similar problem. Greetings from Canada. I live in Montreal. We have more of a Mafia problem nowadays than New York (no RICO here), and we were comparable in the 1930s. Bootleggers,…
> Only 12 million immigrants came through Ellis Island in 60 years. About ten and a half million of those in 15 years, from 1900 to 1914. Against a 1900 US population of about 76 million. > The U.S. strictly restricted…
A thermocouple won't drive a relay.
My shitty overcomplicated design is better than your shitty overcomplicated design!
Lots of things aren't illegal... unless you do them for illegal purposes. I doubt antitrust would get anywhere on this RAM issue, but antitrust law is not defined in terms of either of those categories.
Sure, Jan.
You don't know what this group is, but you confidently spew statistics about it?
This was a stupid waste of time the first time it was posted here.
That's a false concern, because the names the CAs are certifying are still DNS names. If your TLD reasssigns your DNS name out from under you, or even if your TLD starts returning false data on only selected queries,…
20 years ago would have been a great time for that one.
Filming them at work, or following them to the next job so you can film them at work, is not in any way, shape, or form "harassment".
People who know what both of them are (hello) still won't know which one the headline is talking about. The circuit one is definitely older, probably has more users, and is just as relevant in this forum.
> doesn't want me opening the console Whoa. That's not even something it should be able to detect. What's the gaping security hole that lets it do that?
> The compile can transform your code if the result of the computations it makes is the same (plus any ordering guarantees you've encoded with the correct primitives, etc.). "Interact with the outside world in exactly…
The compiler is allowed to transform your code if it can prove that the result would interact with the outside world in exactly the same way as your original code would, right? You can optimize on "I already checked the…
> I really wish we could leave these types of decisions up to parents and parents only. Leave the companies and governments out of it. You do understand that in order to do that, something or somebody has (a) know that…
I'm a parent. I care about children. That's why I hate this wave of hysteria cutting them off from everything. It's way more damaging to children, and especially to teenagers, than any of the stuff it's supposed to…
Yeah, you can't really undo brain damage with more brain damage.
Eek! You've summoned Tom Ptacek to tell you why it's obviously better (and simpler) to maintain a second, parallel system that trusts dozens of parties to sign for any name they feel like. Of course we should have done…
Yes, and by "superintelligence", they mean something smarter than all humans in all or nearly all ways, and capable of making itself even smarter until it reaches physical limits. They do not mean "any LLM chatbot"
Your kink is... not OK...
... and it has never meant "just anything that could be called AI", or even "just anything that could be called AGI". What we have here with Trump is properly known as "superstupidity": a degree of stupidity that is at…
How does it hurt Elon if you sell a car you already paid for?
The first major violation of obvious security practices was having a registry like that in the first place. The second was giving out access to "companies and associations" that might have "legitimate needs". THEN we…
> He attributes the incidents to poor human oversight and system design, and says they’re “totally preventable.” Anybody who thinks that poor hunan oversight and system design are "totally preventable" is not in a good…
> Canada and Australia never had a similar problem. Greetings from Canada. I live in Montreal. We have more of a Mafia problem nowadays than New York (no RICO here), and we were comparable in the 1930s. Bootleggers,…
> Only 12 million immigrants came through Ellis Island in 60 years. About ten and a half million of those in 15 years, from 1900 to 1914. Against a 1900 US population of about 76 million. > The U.S. strictly restricted…
A thermocouple won't drive a relay.
My shitty overcomplicated design is better than your shitty overcomplicated design!
Lots of things aren't illegal... unless you do them for illegal purposes. I doubt antitrust would get anywhere on this RAM issue, but antitrust law is not defined in terms of either of those categories.
Sure, Jan.
You don't know what this group is, but you confidently spew statistics about it?
This was a stupid waste of time the first time it was posted here.
That's a false concern, because the names the CAs are certifying are still DNS names. If your TLD reasssigns your DNS name out from under you, or even if your TLD starts returning false data on only selected queries,…
20 years ago would have been a great time for that one.
Filming them at work, or following them to the next job so you can film them at work, is not in any way, shape, or form "harassment".
People who know what both of them are (hello) still won't know which one the headline is talking about. The circuit one is definitely older, probably has more users, and is just as relevant in this forum.
> doesn't want me opening the console Whoa. That's not even something it should be able to detect. What's the gaping security hole that lets it do that?
> The compile can transform your code if the result of the computations it makes is the same (plus any ordering guarantees you've encoded with the correct primitives, etc.). "Interact with the outside world in exactly…
The compiler is allowed to transform your code if it can prove that the result would interact with the outside world in exactly the same way as your original code would, right? You can optimize on "I already checked the…
> I really wish we could leave these types of decisions up to parents and parents only. Leave the companies and governments out of it. You do understand that in order to do that, something or somebody has (a) know that…
I'm a parent. I care about children. That's why I hate this wave of hysteria cutting them off from everything. It's way more damaging to children, and especially to teenagers, than any of the stuff it's supposed to…