spwa4

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by spwa4 3d ago
You do understand the cost of what you're asking, right? Not using AI weapons is exactly the same as asking soldiers to go up against AI weapons without having AI weapons themselves. Assuming other actors around the world will not sudd
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by spwa4 3d ago
Nice soundbite. Do you have an actual suggestion too? I'd love to hear you suggestion to keep AI out of the hands of people who will certainly use it to kill. Russia, for example, is already using AI targeting (Ukraine too but "wi
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by spwa4 3d ago
I wonder if you mean UK or Germany (Reform or AfD, both are sponsored by extremely suspicious actors ... and Russia). But in either case you funded an adversary that wanted to attack you with oil money, Russia, to the tune of 20 billion eur
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by spwa4 3d ago
Have you tried playing the Command and Conquer remaster? They barely upgraded the UI and it just doesn't feel like you're in command. Games move like your wading through molasses and you just win basically everything (except the o
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by spwa4 3d ago
Yeah I'm hoping AI can bring us back to software engineering of 20 years ago. Where studying the solution to a problem, finding clever solutions, getting everything to work without getting buried in little concerns is really important
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by spwa4 3d ago
I meant Iran that taking over the aggression starts at the stalemate. Yes Iraq attacked first, but Iran was the aggressor for 8 to 9 out of 10 years of the war. Iraq even gave as a reason that they were sure Iran was going to attack soon an
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by spwa4 4d ago
Some links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93Iraq_War#Dispute_... (but generally start reading from the Stalemate onwards) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_key_to_paradise "The
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by spwa4 5d ago
> It doesn't look like foreign conquest is part of their MO. sigh this is aljazeera ... They don't mention what Iran did in the Iran-Iraq war (Iraq gave up after ~1 year, and Iran tried to conquer Iraq for 7 years. Oh and you
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by spwa4 5d ago
Iran's current government started killing people to maintain power HOURS after they got to power. They have continued killing, constantly, people in their power, for about 55 years now. Including in january, and they're still kill
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by spwa4 5d ago
Just so it's clear that you're trying to cause confusion: these are light water reactors that cannot in any way shape or form be used to make bombs. Slightly harder to design and build. Much cheaper to run. Excellent for power. Ba
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by spwa4 5d ago
Ah thanks for the correction.
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by spwa4 5d ago
The issue is many kinds of solutions exist, but aren't common in different fields. On a guitar string, waves are 1d waves in a 1d world. In water everyone knows only standard waves. Which are 1d solitons in a 2d "world". In t
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by spwa4 5d ago
> Single EM waves propagate with exactly this speed ... Yes ... and no. Or we should say yes, but not necessarily forward. What about circular? What about ball shaped? What about a vortex? Any valid soliton is a solution and a single wav
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by spwa4 6d ago
Well, this is a negative result. Yep, Maths explains turbulence (when things go turbulent, stuff heats up instead of cooperating). If the result went the other way, it would have had much bigger implications, at the very least we would have
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by spwa4 6d ago
That's the thing. I did notice that, and switched back to my favorite (5.6 sol, medium). No difference. Looks to me like they really took down the quotas, especially anything in codex. Either that or it's something else, perhaps i
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by spwa4 6d ago
> Given a choice I would rather live in democratic systems - but to say that everyone wants democratic systems tell you are not as exposed as you think you are ... Nope, just old. Like 40s old. I'm afraid I'm someone who thinks
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by spwa4 6d ago
Since a week or so everything I ask codex to do, no matter how small, uses at least 1% of my weekly limits and like 5% of my 5h limit. It's getting so bad I'm thinking of just canceling my OpenAI subscription, because this has no
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by spwa4 6d ago
Every Iranian I talk to says everyone knew the risks. Everyone who went protesting even pointed out that they were still killing protestors one-by-one from the "woman, life, freedom" protests and Masha Amini from before, in a much
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by spwa4 6d ago
The problem with that is that certainly for Afghanistan, you know it's easy to talk to Afghans in Europe these days. They are angry that Afghanistan was left behind and are absolutely overwhelmingly of the opinion that regime change wa
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by spwa4 6d ago
> You think the mothers who lost their sons and daughters, be it us soldiers or Iranians, will just forget that their children died because of an illegal, unnecessary war that was planned by political idiots in a signal group? I think mo
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by spwa4 6d ago
> So a municipality can just refuse to build infrastructure? Technically they're refusing to let people build unless they pay for (and arrange for) infrastructure. They will certainly claim that this is in fact building infrastruc
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by spwa4 6d ago
> But who is there to say that liberal democracies are the desired end of goal for all states ... Everyone. That's the essence of democracy. It quite literally is what everyone wants. > How many wars in recent history waged in th
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by spwa4 7d ago
It is distressing that so many groups, usually calling themselves "ideologies" or "religions" demand that the countries where they happen to be cancel their own values. ESPECIALLY when it comes to values like equality. I
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by spwa4 7d ago
You should watch that episode. It's really cool and in that episode the universe really is a sphere 705 meters in diameter.
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by spwa4 7d ago
Don't terms of use depend entirely on copyright to work? Without copyright ... why would you need to agree to terms of use to use the software/site/data? And doesn't that mean that terms of use can never impose restricti
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by spwa4 7d ago
Wasn't making street plans from satellite pictures ruled transformative? So if you get an AI to make street plans from Google maps, satellite layer, you're not violating copyright are you?
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by spwa4 7d ago
> Ultimately, the model’s capability is the real surprise factor here, the fact they could get a solution after all in 3 days, that is the cause of drama ... And there we go, a beside-the-point answer that tries to bring it back to the P
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by spwa4 7d ago
The ship's computer reacts like an (incredibly good) expert system. It refuses to say anything that isn't verifiably correct, and if you get it into a logical inconsistency it essentially throws and error and doesn't elaborat
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by spwa4 7d ago
And then maybe different pages become a slideshow.
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by spwa4 7d ago
AI doesn't work. The proof? None of the AI companies just build a slack alternative to work with.

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