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mdaEyebot
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Comment #33487941
Sure, but computer chips are probably the most complicated things that our civilization can currently make. Asking somebody to prove that a computer won't do X is a fool's errand, …
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Comment #33487880
Maybe they should consider rebranding, then. The word comes from Tolkein's Lord of the Rings series - the palantir were telepathic communication devices which were often used to de…
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Comment #33487743
These are philosophically interesting demands. Many schools of thought believe that it is impossible to prove the absence of something. Personally, I would like some firm proof tha…
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Comment #33487505
The century will end in about 77.15 years, at which point most of us reading this will be dead. A bit more than 'a few'.
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Comment #33487450
If a court determines that their behavior is illegal, this argument sounds a lot like: "Let us break the law, because someone else is doing much worse." If it is necessary to refor…
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Comment #33487320
Does it sound elitist to say that maybe a small barrier to entry could make for better quality social networks? Especially if the tradeoff was giving users more creative control ov…
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Comment #33486512
It is, however, Saturday afternoon in California. "Yes, Elon, the full self verifying feature was finished before your deadline."
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Comment #33486201
Is it really too much to ask for people to host their own content on a cheap VPS? Wouldn't that neatly solve the content moderation problem? You register your server on an index or…
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Comment #33482930
It's easier to get good results by generating 2-8 images for each prompt, picking the best result, using that as the starting point for a new run. Tweak the parameters of how close…
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Comment #33477102
Maybe he can convince Tesla to buy some ad spots. The deal would have great synergy, since Tesla's share price is also on the line.
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Comment #33476136
Can you get a static IP address from a mobile carrier? Also, you'd need a backup server to render the "I am hiking or driving through a tunnel" error pages.
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Comment #33475983
I've been playing the Fallout games lately, and the eyebots are kind of cute. See, there's another step on the road to doxxing.
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Comment #33475361
It would be a return to the norm. Parents used to warn teenagers not to give out any personal information online. Using someone's real name in a public online setting was considere…
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Comment #33471291
Look, if you set up a permanent account on a pseudonymous forum, you are essentially linking it to your real identity. Your writing voice, anecdotes from your life, what topics you…
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Comment #33470296
It's projection. I wish I had learned earlier that when somebody makes an accusatory statement, it is wise to consider that they may be inadvertently projecting their self and thei…
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Comment #33470146
I suppose a leak would be serious, but presumably these sorts of large-scale batteries would be buried in a containment unit. Flywheel batteries are usually placed in small bunkers…
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Comment #33468123
"Mechanical batteries" are a thing, like flywheels or hydroelectric reservoirs. Batteries store energy, the electricity that flows in and out is just one way to manifest that energ…
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Comment #33467029
It'll probably stick for however long it takes for Musk to publish a history of someone's paid-video purchases in response to a mean tweet. Not sure what problem a cryptocurrency w…
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Comment #33459128
It's the license that matters, not whether the code is visible on Microsoft's website. Code which anybody can view is called "source available". You aren't necessarily allowed to u…
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Comment #33457472
"It is the customer's responsibility to ensure that they only drink the water molecules which come out of their tap, and not the lead ones."