You can, right now, find out how to synthesize VX or sarin, or how to weaponize anthrax. You can and have been able to acquire this knowledge without the use of AI. Knowledge is not the obstacle to proliferation of…
This sounds like you may be taking a very high dose. What dose do you take?
That was likely what I was thinking of - I have vague memories of seeing an ad for this in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science in the 2000s.
A 'smart pen' that records the student's writing in some way, maybe? My first thought was a tablet that boots straight into a writing software but students should not be subjected to any amount of latency in their…
Awesome, I was a bit concerned.
That's from the June 16 post, does that still apply?
>Kagi News and Kagi Translate have both been successes that took us by surprise. ... >But these unexpected successes led to a massive spike in our costs for applications offered for free. >As a result, we have…
If you asked a politician point blank, I doubt they'd openly say that they want to take parenting decisions away from parents.
This is already possible. There's not enough people doing it, so instead we get age verification schemes. The benefit of an age attestation scheme is that it makes it easy for parents, while also diffusing future…
The benchmarks I've seen - only a few, and only because my partner was watching them - show it basically neck and neck with a PS5. Not a PS5 Pro, to be clear, and a PS5 slim is only $650, but the Steam Machine isn't…
It doesn't even need 'age verification'. Ostensibly, the goal is to prevent children from accessing content their parents don't want them to see. That means all that's needed is a standard way for parents to make sure…
With current hardware prices, I'm not sure it'll be 'old' in gaming terms in a few years. I'm expecting the PS6 to be only a moderate upgrade over the PS5, not arrive for another year at least, and probabky take 5 years…
I think calling the hardware generations out of date when it performs on par with a PS5 on new games is a bit inaccurate. I would, admittedly, be interested in an anticheat that reboots the machine for deck into a…
I don't think there's much chance Sony or Nintendo would have blocked the publishing of a Java version of Minecraft, if that had been on offer in place of Bedrock. The rules are always flexible for huge games,…
It's scalable, personalizable social engineering. I think that makes it a lot more dangerous.
If this is the video I'm thinking of, both versions are up. I think the toned down version is meant to be more palatable to certain people.
Did I say that? No, I responded to the claim that people were not allocated resources by society.
Could it have been dehydration?
Facebook marketplace killed craigslist, I guess? Sure, it's part of Facebook but it's not the same as the core product.
What is the stock market if not a way for society to allocate resources?
I think it's less expense-driven and more user-driven. Most forums I frequented in the 2000s were funded by donations. The userbase, though, disappeared. The network effects of facebook and reddit and such are hard to…
As a user and fan of kagi, the problem with kagi is that it reveals how badly degraded the web is. The vast majority of original content is now in one or another social network or on discord. News articles are an…
This is a terrible, awful idea. Playing videos on the side of trucks is what I would come up with if I was intentionally trying to cause accidents. Even if they only play when stationary, it's a terrible idea.
Meanwhile in the U.S., 'tested, working' seems to mean "I plugged it in and the power light came on", unless there's evidence of more comprehensive testing.
Aren't steam account suspensions pretty much limited to criminal activity? Any other kind of restriction doesn't prevent you from playing the games you have licenses for.
You can, right now, find out how to synthesize VX or sarin, or how to weaponize anthrax. You can and have been able to acquire this knowledge without the use of AI. Knowledge is not the obstacle to proliferation of…
This sounds like you may be taking a very high dose. What dose do you take?
That was likely what I was thinking of - I have vague memories of seeing an ad for this in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science in the 2000s.
A 'smart pen' that records the student's writing in some way, maybe? My first thought was a tablet that boots straight into a writing software but students should not be subjected to any amount of latency in their…
Awesome, I was a bit concerned.
That's from the June 16 post, does that still apply?
>Kagi News and Kagi Translate have both been successes that took us by surprise. ... >But these unexpected successes led to a massive spike in our costs for applications offered for free. >As a result, we have…
If you asked a politician point blank, I doubt they'd openly say that they want to take parenting decisions away from parents.
This is already possible. There's not enough people doing it, so instead we get age verification schemes. The benefit of an age attestation scheme is that it makes it easy for parents, while also diffusing future…
The benchmarks I've seen - only a few, and only because my partner was watching them - show it basically neck and neck with a PS5. Not a PS5 Pro, to be clear, and a PS5 slim is only $650, but the Steam Machine isn't…
It doesn't even need 'age verification'. Ostensibly, the goal is to prevent children from accessing content their parents don't want them to see. That means all that's needed is a standard way for parents to make sure…
With current hardware prices, I'm not sure it'll be 'old' in gaming terms in a few years. I'm expecting the PS6 to be only a moderate upgrade over the PS5, not arrive for another year at least, and probabky take 5 years…
I think calling the hardware generations out of date when it performs on par with a PS5 on new games is a bit inaccurate. I would, admittedly, be interested in an anticheat that reboots the machine for deck into a…
I don't think there's much chance Sony or Nintendo would have blocked the publishing of a Java version of Minecraft, if that had been on offer in place of Bedrock. The rules are always flexible for huge games,…
It's scalable, personalizable social engineering. I think that makes it a lot more dangerous.
If this is the video I'm thinking of, both versions are up. I think the toned down version is meant to be more palatable to certain people.
Did I say that? No, I responded to the claim that people were not allocated resources by society.
Could it have been dehydration?
Facebook marketplace killed craigslist, I guess? Sure, it's part of Facebook but it's not the same as the core product.
What is the stock market if not a way for society to allocate resources?
I think it's less expense-driven and more user-driven. Most forums I frequented in the 2000s were funded by donations. The userbase, though, disappeared. The network effects of facebook and reddit and such are hard to…
As a user and fan of kagi, the problem with kagi is that it reveals how badly degraded the web is. The vast majority of original content is now in one or another social network or on discord. News articles are an…
This is a terrible, awful idea. Playing videos on the side of trucks is what I would come up with if I was intentionally trying to cause accidents. Even if they only play when stationary, it's a terrible idea.
Meanwhile in the U.S., 'tested, working' seems to mean "I plugged it in and the power light came on", unless there's evidence of more comprehensive testing.
Aren't steam account suspensions pretty much limited to criminal activity? Any other kind of restriction doesn't prevent you from playing the games you have licenses for.