> An AI could make and release some super-pathogen or virus. So could a human, if sufficiently educated and motivated.
TFA is lossy compression ?
> I would have expected at least a toggle to keep old Siri on the old watch. Nasty destructive surprises in upgrades. Years ago I had lots of archival material organized on my Mac under the root "/". Why not, right?…
"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money." -Alexis De Tocqueville But turns out it's a fun game for another branch of government too.
So fade the stem to dark grey already.
Sure, it's a satire of fascism, so the movie was lost on Americans and didn't do well in the box office there.
Ya gotta wonder how pervasive facial recognition affects the espionage trade.
Perhaps his idea was to remove the pro-violence influence of the likes of Cheney and Trump. War is not healthy for children and other living things.
> We could ask if it is possible to end up with an AI that is smart enough to destroy humanity and at the same time still blind enough to consequences and/or callous enough to do it Don't make the mistake of…
Fiction is a variety of oft-useless drivel when the world is chock-full of compelling, urgent non-fiction. Altho... science fiction is hardly useless, when it mentally prepares the ground.
Fascinating stuff. Reawakening my interest in arborist stuff ("arborism"?). Thank you for posting.
And just one letter away, "enteroception" sounds like a concept from the Alien films.
Sounds interesting! Elucidate?
This. It's why "unitary executive" is so attractive - he can extend his tendrils into every nook & cranny of policy (foreign and other) to personally monetize it.
It's compilers all the way down. But so if there's distillation, and more distillation, and more distillation, what do we end up with ? A world of ELI5 ? "Grey zones are for losers" ?
I think Toronto would do just fine as New Buffalo.
MAANGO - this is the first time I've seen this. Decisions, decisions. Microsoft/Meta Amazon/Apple/Alphabet Netflix/Nvidia Google Oracle ?
Think about it the way the US thought about them pesky Rooskies during the Cold War: Don't look at intentions. Look at capabilities.
Nihilistic power acquisition ? Control over all hoominz ?
"We use the demo to determine how much of your wallet we try to empty."
And one of them died.
> The government is already looking for a great excuse to criminalize open source models. Sounds interesting+scary. Do you have some source for this ?
If tasked with this, I would start with an image of a piano keyboard and ask: Why the hell does it look so weird ? Black and white keys in some infernally strange layout ? WHY ? Which takes you very quickly to equal…
> The simplest and easiest geopolitical strategy that is available to any country: switch completely to renewables (solar, maybe wind) This lessens the impact of attacks on transformers too. A serious point of…
Proving Riemann sure would clean up a lot of contingent/dependent number theory.
> An AI could make and release some super-pathogen or virus. So could a human, if sufficiently educated and motivated.
TFA is lossy compression ?
> I would have expected at least a toggle to keep old Siri on the old watch. Nasty destructive surprises in upgrades. Years ago I had lots of archival material organized on my Mac under the root "/". Why not, right?…
"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money." -Alexis De Tocqueville But turns out it's a fun game for another branch of government too.
So fade the stem to dark grey already.
Sure, it's a satire of fascism, so the movie was lost on Americans and didn't do well in the box office there.
Ya gotta wonder how pervasive facial recognition affects the espionage trade.
Perhaps his idea was to remove the pro-violence influence of the likes of Cheney and Trump. War is not healthy for children and other living things.
> We could ask if it is possible to end up with an AI that is smart enough to destroy humanity and at the same time still blind enough to consequences and/or callous enough to do it Don't make the mistake of…
Fiction is a variety of oft-useless drivel when the world is chock-full of compelling, urgent non-fiction. Altho... science fiction is hardly useless, when it mentally prepares the ground.
Fascinating stuff. Reawakening my interest in arborist stuff ("arborism"?). Thank you for posting.
And just one letter away, "enteroception" sounds like a concept from the Alien films.
Sounds interesting! Elucidate?
This. It's why "unitary executive" is so attractive - he can extend his tendrils into every nook & cranny of policy (foreign and other) to personally monetize it.
It's compilers all the way down. But so if there's distillation, and more distillation, and more distillation, what do we end up with ? A world of ELI5 ? "Grey zones are for losers" ?
I think Toronto would do just fine as New Buffalo.
MAANGO - this is the first time I've seen this. Decisions, decisions. Microsoft/Meta Amazon/Apple/Alphabet Netflix/Nvidia Google Oracle ?
Think about it the way the US thought about them pesky Rooskies during the Cold War: Don't look at intentions. Look at capabilities.
Nihilistic power acquisition ? Control over all hoominz ?
"We use the demo to determine how much of your wallet we try to empty."
And one of them died.
> The government is already looking for a great excuse to criminalize open source models. Sounds interesting+scary. Do you have some source for this ?
If tasked with this, I would start with an image of a piano keyboard and ask: Why the hell does it look so weird ? Black and white keys in some infernally strange layout ? WHY ? Which takes you very quickly to equal…
> The simplest and easiest geopolitical strategy that is available to any country: switch completely to renewables (solar, maybe wind) This lessens the impact of attacks on transformers too. A serious point of…
Proving Riemann sure would clean up a lot of contingent/dependent number theory.