What a waste, make all these people spend years of their lives building a whole videogame and then immediately make it impossible for anyone to ever play it again. A company shouldn’t have the right to erase a game from existence, even if it is a bad one.

Nothing Kairos is saying is misinformation though. Temperature applies randomness to a generated probability distribution for tokens. That doesn’t mean the probability distribution wasn’t generated deterministically. That doesn’t mean the randomness applied couldn’t be deterministic. How they describe it working is accurate, they don’t need to prove their qualifications and knowledge of jargon for that to be a good argument, and by focusing on that aspect of things in a way that doesn’t contradict the point, you are making a bad argument.

What’s lost is the question of what determinism even means in this context or why a property of being deterministic would even matter. It is unclear how being deterministic or not deterministic, by any definition, would have anything to do with how good a LLM is at making correct medical decisions, like the person starting this comment chain was implying.

Showing that someone hasn’t answered your quiz question correctly isn’t a great way to make an argument.

Forcing everyone to use an approved OS is draconian.

I agree, but my point is that it wouldn’t be that easy to do either. I am hopeful that a system where servers take the OS’s word for it that you are in a certain age category would not smoothly transition into one where they also need proof that the owner of the hardware cannot decide that category, and that the system working this way would be accepted as a long-term status quo like those age selection menus were, because it would be actually a bit more effective at stopping kids who don’t know how to reinstall an OS so legislators could plausibly claim they did something without extra changes.

I have a Garmin gps for my car, it does have wifi and bluetooth but my hope is that it’s enough that I have these disabled in the settings and never used them to connect to anything.

If his account of what happened is true and it was a genuine one-time notes mixup mistake, sure, but that’s basically the least bad possible explanation. If it’s instead what it looks like, I’d say he would deserve to be fired.

I like how well all these drawings fit together. Also the underwater spiky ballsack

I thought it was weird that ENS was not mentioned, found this interesting argument in the talk page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Alternative_DNS_root#ENS_removal, apparently it has been censored. Edit: I guess that was a pretty long time ago though

What about GPS devices that are not phones

Many of their commanders are especially delighted with how graphic this battle will be zeroing in on how bloody all of this must become in order to fulfill and be in 100% accordance with fundamentalist Christian end of the world eschatology.

Mass human sacrifice ritual…

I think you’re right, since it’s a lot of duplicated work if everyone has to do these filtering tasks for themselves, so blocking isn’t an ideal solution here.

I’m not looking to steal people’s crypto. North Korea on the other hand makes billions a year finding ways to steal cryptocurrency online. If your crypto keys get leaked online in any form, I would consider that money gone because of all the highly skilled and motivated people actively trying to take it. Not that it would take an incredible amount of skill to write a scraping bot that uses ocr+regex.

I’ve heard a lot about how cheap and effective solar + battery tech is getting, will a new nuclear plant even still be worth it to operate after the ten years or whatever it takes to construct?

I wonder if there has been a shift in attitudes about this sort of thing as a reaction to the increasing generational wealth gap.

How can you tell that this is even happening? There isn’t a visible yellow mist. There isn’t a smell.

Probably more associated greenhouse gas emissions than the plastic one

I deleted my Reddit account and made a new one after my ex messaged me, it’s a reasonable precaution and good opsec if you don’t feel comfortable with people having an easy time tracking you. I want to avoid doing that here if I can though. I don’t know to what extent a record of the things you’ve said can pseudonymously establish status as a unique person given the way AI is changing things, but the other options seem to involve trusting untrustworthy entities or giving up on the internet entirely so it seems worth trying.

I get the impression that this is actually fanfiction based on the image, rather than the source of the image:

Disclosure: This is an AI assisted writing exercise to expand on preexisting copypasta

At least there’s some nontrivial additional challenges to make the jump, such as authenticating the user is on an approved OS, and the infrastructure for identity verification itself. I like this better than other age verification mandates because those make the latter the first step, fueling the growth of surveillance tech and the companies providing it as a service.