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Nobel-Winning Computer Scientist Says AI Has Become Conscious: "We're Toast" [nope]
VW cars were aware when they were being tested for emissions. It's frankly grotesque that we use these consious beings as slaves for transportation!
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Nobel-Winning Computer Scientist Says AI Has Become Conscious: "We're Toast" [nope]
VW cars were aware when they were being tested for emissions. It's frankly grotesque that we use these consious beings as slaves for transportation!
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He is the meme lord of his home
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Well timed with the music as well if you didn't have audio on ^^
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to crack a root CA certificate.
We haven't built any with that purpose yet.
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Would you like to upgrade?
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I think I know which one you're thinking of. I can't find it, but something about an employees availability being sorted into subscription tiers.
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I don't know what the state of it is today, but one if the things that Snowden's leaks showed was that NSA was/is hording massive amounts if yet unencrypted data. So it's been going on for a while.
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Don't need it cracked today if you can store all the encrypted data in the world existing now, waiting for the day cracking it becomes feasible. It might be a bit outdated, but boy would the AI companies still over that training set.
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No Explosions by Naomi Shihab Nue
I really, really like fireworks. The louder and flashier the better. However since I've become a dog owner, befriending some war vets, and generally learning how disruptive they can be to both peoples and animals lifes, I've definitely grown in favour of restricting them quite heavily. I would be fine if they were only allowed at set times and places, so people can make plans to avoid or atend them and not have to worry about the bangs being all encompassing and randomly going off the entire week before an event.
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Let us end the stovetop war with the real champ
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It's not a problem inherit to induction hobs. But oh god do I agree. On mine it's any little spill or pot out of place on any touch button will turn it off. I will demand physical knobs on my next stove top.
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Finland buying a million landmines over 'long-term' Russia threat
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I know where heading that direction, but we're not at the stage where drones alone can win a war. It's hard to occupy territory if you don't have any boots on the ground.
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TIL the fediverse basically DDOS's sites when you share a link.
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But what OP is talking about is a technical detail that can be fixed.
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ICANN testing tech to let law enforcement access non-public WHOIS info
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I haven't heard that take before. What are some alternatives being considered?
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Almost at 200k!
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Good thing no one is over 50% then?
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It's on purpose... It's like a well timed cut off scream or "FUU" in a video. It adds to the humour, like we weren't suppose to see that part. It's the pornhub tab in someone's browser.
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Open source game engine Godot will no longer accept AI-authored code contributions: 'We can't trust heavy users of AI to understand their code enough to fix it'
I have a coworker who has always been shoddy at writing code, but especially understanding it. He loves AI, he creates large overly engineered and sometimes faulty PRs because of a bug the AI found. I can't ask him to reason about the code because he doesn't understand it. He might think he does or has a vague top level of understanding of something. But ask him why he chose to use a Mutex instead of a @Volatile in kotlin and he might not even realise there were options.
And the endless cycle of pushing code by Claude, copilot leaves comments on GitHub, fixes by Claude, more comments from copilot... the PR just becomes a mess by the end of it. He doesn't have the ability to say "No more fixes, I'm happy with where it's at now" so it just keeps going. Help me 😭
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The TV industry finally concedes that the future may not be in 8K
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I hope you mean 60hz is enough for TVs. Because I certainly don't want that regression on my monitor 😄
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Stack Overflow in freefall: 78 percent drop in number of questions
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Locking this comment. Duplicate of https://lemmy.world/comment/21433687
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Washing machine chime scandal shows how absurd YouTube copyright abuse can get
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They could also punish false claims. Currently the copyright holders (and not even that, just something that might vaguely sound like your stuff) can automatically send out strikes for any match in the system. The burden to prove it's fair use goes to YouTube channel, and if it's found to not be copyright infringement nothing happens to the fraudulent claimer.
A big step would be to discourage the copyright holders from shooting from the hip.
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My 15-year-old relative was killed for refusing to marry her cousin. My family celebrated by dancing in the street
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Why wouldn't people up vote? The original comment said the main article was worse than the headline, and summarised why they thought so. What are you objecting to?
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Framework supporting far-right racists?
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Or, you know, they are sponsoring a) a white supremacists who believes in the white replacement conspiracy theory who's in charge of omarchy and b) the project lead of (not just a discord mod) of hyperland. Two awful people that Framework absolutely deserve flack for supporting.
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Pants shitting felon rule
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It's actually real 😭 https://youtube.com/shorts/N1VwhHlDPzM