But how would that be different if she wrecked it following some other online recipe?
Most of the people live in the world they invented, where they are the protagonist, naturally young girls want to talk to the protagonist, even when he's 70. You'd have to dismantle their whole worldview to disabuse…
And common sense.
We can't generate power out of thin air and the coal/natural gas powerplants got shut down what do you propose?
The idea is great, the timeline is super unrealistic. We'll see those reactors in 2070 the earliest, more likely in 2080.
What is even a point of having a self hosted gpt5 equivalent that's not into petabytes of knowledge?
My city is several years into on-demand bus routes. It's a clusterfck to say the least.
And there I was wondering why R&D was getting moved to Canada.
Are you piping to influx db through ignition?
Jailbreak your Tesla
Pre Microsoft Skype was malware-grade good. I still remember sysadmins imploding in impotent rage as it near effortlessly evaded their firewalling attempts.
In your car you have an expectation of privacy. Public transport is by definition a public space and thus has no expectation of privacy. Whole different ruleset applies. Anyone can monitor you on a bus. Without your…
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Coincidentally another SCADA module we made was handling bi-directional RabbitMQ comms. Not everyone is a one-trick pony :)
Nah, power forces you to operate in a different paradigm as does absolute power to an absolute degree. It's a known psychological factor, called "professional deformation" or even "occupational psychosis".
I remember everything. Eidetic memory. Things before vision developed are obviously blurry or fully dark from before birth. What do you want to know?
"Absolute power corrupts absolutely."
Now we're back to Chinese room debacle
Yep
You can absolutely give read only access in COBOL systems. That's just lazy administration and IT security on a shoestring budget.
Doesn't feel like it's growing to be honest.
"We can't build a bigger coop - Joey's going into soup."
> You’re still anthropomorphizing what these models are doing. Didn't we build them to imitate humans? They're anthropomorphic by definition.
You haven't seen the worst of it. We had to implement a whole kafka module for a SCADA system because Target already had unrelated kafka infrastructure. Instead of REST API or anything else sane (which was available),…
Came here to ask about energy density, but it seems the article answered it without answering it.
But how would that be different if she wrecked it following some other online recipe?
Most of the people live in the world they invented, where they are the protagonist, naturally young girls want to talk to the protagonist, even when he's 70. You'd have to dismantle their whole worldview to disabuse…
And common sense.
We can't generate power out of thin air and the coal/natural gas powerplants got shut down what do you propose?
The idea is great, the timeline is super unrealistic. We'll see those reactors in 2070 the earliest, more likely in 2080.
What is even a point of having a self hosted gpt5 equivalent that's not into petabytes of knowledge?
My city is several years into on-demand bus routes. It's a clusterfck to say the least.
And there I was wondering why R&D was getting moved to Canada.
Are you piping to influx db through ignition?
Jailbreak your Tesla
Pre Microsoft Skype was malware-grade good. I still remember sysadmins imploding in impotent rage as it near effortlessly evaded their firewalling attempts.
In your car you have an expectation of privacy. Public transport is by definition a public space and thus has no expectation of privacy. Whole different ruleset applies. Anyone can monitor you on a bus. Without your…
[dead]
Coincidentally another SCADA module we made was handling bi-directional RabbitMQ comms. Not everyone is a one-trick pony :)
Nah, power forces you to operate in a different paradigm as does absolute power to an absolute degree. It's a known psychological factor, called "professional deformation" or even "occupational psychosis".
I remember everything. Eidetic memory. Things before vision developed are obviously blurry or fully dark from before birth. What do you want to know?
"Absolute power corrupts absolutely."
Now we're back to Chinese room debacle
Yep
You can absolutely give read only access in COBOL systems. That's just lazy administration and IT security on a shoestring budget.
Doesn't feel like it's growing to be honest.
"We can't build a bigger coop - Joey's going into soup."
> You’re still anthropomorphizing what these models are doing. Didn't we build them to imitate humans? They're anthropomorphic by definition.
You haven't seen the worst of it. We had to implement a whole kafka module for a SCADA system because Target already had unrelated kafka infrastructure. Instead of REST API or anything else sane (which was available),…
Came here to ask about energy density, but it seems the article answered it without answering it.