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normalaccess
16d ago
Fantastic project. I have been using it for about a year and have had no problems yet. Building another box to deploy for family.
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18d ago
I think I'll ask Codex to make an open source version
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25d ago
What framework do you purpose? Humans can't even agree on whether or not such values even exist let alone which ones. Lets say we figure all that out and we pick a core universal morality. If they are smarter than us than how would we
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1mo ago
Sounds like the plot to a horror movie.
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1mo ago
My Opinion on that: It would be branded as unsafe and something only terrorists and extremists use. Aside from the propaganda campaigns that would run 24/7 to influence public opinion it would (and will) be outlawed to run an unmoni
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1mo ago
I think that's the end goal.
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1mo ago
This is a meme video but I think it hits the nail on the head. TLDR: AI will force global online digital ID for everyone that uses the internet for the exact reason you mentioned. And that would forever change free speech forever allowing t
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1mo ago
Would this impact distillation? Reminds me of the fake roads map makers would add to their maps to detect copying.
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1mo ago
Thankfully for now this dragon is a hydra. Too many paths to block for now . The whole TPM fiasco with windows is preparation to put the genie back in the bottle. Soon, much sooner than I would like you will need a Global ID to access the
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1mo ago
I'm close to B. In the 80's they tested how appearance affects people. Some women were given a facial scar and went to interviews while others were left as is. The scar group reported higher levels of discrimination than those wit
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2mo ago
Classic example of the Nothing to hide argument. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument
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3mo ago
I remember a younger me being dazzled by the colored boot text. Good times!
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3mo ago
Nobody is installing surveillance cameras in you bathroom yet .
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3mo ago
I don't think age verification is the actual goal... I believe complete surveillance and information control is the goal. Age verification is just the justification they are using to coat the poison pill in sugar.
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3mo ago
"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him." -- Cardinal Richelieu Privacy protects personal dignity, not just illicit behavior. We close bathroom doo
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3mo ago
And this is how freedom dies, not by the letter of the law, but by the spirit.
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3mo ago
That is a very good point depending on the situation. On the flip side, abstaining from the process and remaining silent (but still compliant) can put a spotlight on injustice if there be any.
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3mo ago
I have this on 24/7. I like them even when I'm not driving.
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3mo ago
yes, there is a fine line between "Don't Talk" and standing up for your rights. I feel like it's advisable to speak up when your rights are being violated. I can't quite put the words on what I mean but I think stat
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3mo ago
Sometimes it's smart to be silent. Pro 17:28 Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding.
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3mo ago
I don't know... The null set is still a set.
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4mo ago
When that happens, they will be able to rewrite reality in real time .
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4mo ago
For TRUE offline password storage use "Off The Grid". A cryptographically secure paper based password generator created by Steve Gibson from he Security Now podcast. https://www.grc.com/offthegrid.htm
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5mo ago
Yep, got my wires crossed, thanks for the correction.
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5mo ago
You spelled world wrong. China has their social credit, EU has their cameras, America has Palantir, Starlink has internet everywhere, 5G can be used as radar, age verification is being deployed globally, ect... Babylon reborn. Edit: UK not
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5mo ago
There is a reason Coke spends ~ 5 billion dollars worldwide on advertising sugar water... It works. Monkey see monkey do. Simple as that.
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6mo ago
Yes, but a fun security nightmare!
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6mo ago
I'm ok with that. for too long the parasites have hidden behind "advertising" as a way to collect data. Say it loud so the kids in the back can here: - IF IT IS FREE YOU ARE THE PRODUCT -
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6mo ago
I agree, and it wont... We will all be tracked at all times as the new global economy is created. Biblical times.
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6mo ago
And really when you think about it, all AI is is just the a statical recombination of (almost) everything that (almost) everyone has written. So it's a kind of mechanical recombination of ideas.
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