TBF I suspect both of those cases are true. Just that the benefits ultimately far outweighed the costs.
They can do both things at once (and appear to be doing so).
I don't see how that matters? It's a treadmill. Sure Fable-v1 will be obsolete but the shiny new Fable-v2 won't. Don't view their shenanigans as regarding Fable but rather their current cutting edge model.
Did they pay market rate? Are they negatively affecting the other consumers through some unpriced externality? If they're such a burden then why is the government tolerating them?
It's called a value judgment and an emotionally charged tone. That's certainly a form of editorial but IMO not the good kind. If an outlet seeks to advocate for a cause it ought to do so in a well reasoned manner and…
Someone expressing frustration at emotionally charged headlines that clearly intend to rile people up is propaganda? Absurd.
The same private sector that's famous for not wanting to hire juniors even though the seniors obviously need to come from somewhere? People are allowed to move between employers at will despite any investment in their…
> Do you even realise how much of your everyday life depends on the results of fundamental research in philosophy and humanities? Approximately zero? Could you articulate what exactly you have in mind here? A liberal…
... in an economically advantageous subject I would expect.
We aren't talking about fundamental research here (NIH, NSF, et al) we're talking primarily about students pursuing bachelor's. At least IIUC.
Yeah I can't wait for the opportunity for those perjoratively named "community" colleges to be able to award MDs and JDs in whatever fields they teach. Maybe also licenses while we're at it. I'd love to be a licensed…
Still it would seem to make some amount of sense for federal aid to be restricted to economically advantageous persuits, no? Doesn't mean that's the only thing institutions can offer nor do I necessarily think it's the…
> declaring bankrupcy would probably hurt more than help. It wouldn't help at all as you are typically forfeiting all but essential assets by declaring it. The only people who benefit are those with nothing to their…
I don't think that's quite right. We only have to worry about emergent behavior precisely because running a full simulation is intractable. If we could "just" run full QM instead of MD with all those lossy force field…
> unless perhaps you are at the level of aspects of cellular behavior that can be analyzed in terms of chemistry. Only in the most hand-wavey sense. Actual simulation of the cell interior with even comically coarse…
That is an entirely different matter. They only block (AFAIK) editing which is a scenario where PoW would not be expected to solve the problem. What I was talking about here is IP banning as a (boneheaded) mitigation…
Regardless of the precise logic it's no excuse for the policy. Simply hand out a sufficiently difficult PoW to prevent widespread abuse. I'm quite certain it isn't a generic "datacenter" list though because a given VPN…
If that happens the browser engines (all what, 3 of them?) can add a PoW API to call into native code. Or a pathologically scalar algorithm can be adopted so that wasm is good enough. RandomX or something close to it…
Supposedly, but not really. I regularly encounter sites where cloudflare serves me with an ambiguous ban notice rather than a proof of work. What's worse is that these apparent IP bans take effect even if I already had…
I don't think that's "another meaning" but rather assume their name is a reference. Caturday is a widespread and long standing online meme event (20+ years) to post pictures of cats on saturdays. I have no idea what…
I don't think it was ever (past 30 years) particularly secret? The general concept is long (100+ years) established. However pulling it off used to be exorbitantly expensive.
It's a matter of intent, which will ultimately be litigated in court and is going to depend on a lot of surrounding factors.
Where did your quote come from? The comment you're replying to says "specially designed for intelligence purposes". The word "specifically" doesn't appear.
Why are you assuming the primary motivator is to serve ads? Smart TVs were already caught running content ID against the contents of the screen and phoning that data home. "Routing at the edge" is the euphemism for the…
Initially I scoffed, but then I recalled that certain RF bands are disproportionately absorbed by water and this is used for certain sorts of atmospheric imaging by satellites. So you'd need a moisture "light" and an RF…
TBF I suspect both of those cases are true. Just that the benefits ultimately far outweighed the costs.
They can do both things at once (and appear to be doing so).
I don't see how that matters? It's a treadmill. Sure Fable-v1 will be obsolete but the shiny new Fable-v2 won't. Don't view their shenanigans as regarding Fable but rather their current cutting edge model.
Did they pay market rate? Are they negatively affecting the other consumers through some unpriced externality? If they're such a burden then why is the government tolerating them?
It's called a value judgment and an emotionally charged tone. That's certainly a form of editorial but IMO not the good kind. If an outlet seeks to advocate for a cause it ought to do so in a well reasoned manner and…
Someone expressing frustration at emotionally charged headlines that clearly intend to rile people up is propaganda? Absurd.
The same private sector that's famous for not wanting to hire juniors even though the seniors obviously need to come from somewhere? People are allowed to move between employers at will despite any investment in their…
> Do you even realise how much of your everyday life depends on the results of fundamental research in philosophy and humanities? Approximately zero? Could you articulate what exactly you have in mind here? A liberal…
... in an economically advantageous subject I would expect.
We aren't talking about fundamental research here (NIH, NSF, et al) we're talking primarily about students pursuing bachelor's. At least IIUC.
Yeah I can't wait for the opportunity for those perjoratively named "community" colleges to be able to award MDs and JDs in whatever fields they teach. Maybe also licenses while we're at it. I'd love to be a licensed…
Still it would seem to make some amount of sense for federal aid to be restricted to economically advantageous persuits, no? Doesn't mean that's the only thing institutions can offer nor do I necessarily think it's the…
> declaring bankrupcy would probably hurt more than help. It wouldn't help at all as you are typically forfeiting all but essential assets by declaring it. The only people who benefit are those with nothing to their…
I don't think that's quite right. We only have to worry about emergent behavior precisely because running a full simulation is intractable. If we could "just" run full QM instead of MD with all those lossy force field…
> unless perhaps you are at the level of aspects of cellular behavior that can be analyzed in terms of chemistry. Only in the most hand-wavey sense. Actual simulation of the cell interior with even comically coarse…
That is an entirely different matter. They only block (AFAIK) editing which is a scenario where PoW would not be expected to solve the problem. What I was talking about here is IP banning as a (boneheaded) mitigation…
Regardless of the precise logic it's no excuse for the policy. Simply hand out a sufficiently difficult PoW to prevent widespread abuse. I'm quite certain it isn't a generic "datacenter" list though because a given VPN…
If that happens the browser engines (all what, 3 of them?) can add a PoW API to call into native code. Or a pathologically scalar algorithm can be adopted so that wasm is good enough. RandomX or something close to it…
Supposedly, but not really. I regularly encounter sites where cloudflare serves me with an ambiguous ban notice rather than a proof of work. What's worse is that these apparent IP bans take effect even if I already had…
I don't think that's "another meaning" but rather assume their name is a reference. Caturday is a widespread and long standing online meme event (20+ years) to post pictures of cats on saturdays. I have no idea what…
I don't think it was ever (past 30 years) particularly secret? The general concept is long (100+ years) established. However pulling it off used to be exorbitantly expensive.
It's a matter of intent, which will ultimately be litigated in court and is going to depend on a lot of surrounding factors.
Where did your quote come from? The comment you're replying to says "specially designed for intelligence purposes". The word "specifically" doesn't appear.
Why are you assuming the primary motivator is to serve ads? Smart TVs were already caught running content ID against the contents of the screen and phoning that data home. "Routing at the edge" is the euphemism for the…
Initially I scoffed, but then I recalled that certain RF bands are disproportionately absorbed by water and this is used for certain sorts of atmospheric imaging by satellites. So you'd need a moisture "light" and an RF…