Printed books must be required to be enciphered such that only those wearing special glasses are permitted to read them after having been deemed worthy by the state.

Any printed books not properly enciphered must be burned immediately for the sake of the children.

The role of the state is not maximization of freedom for all but rather demanding compliance to arbitrary precepts of morality by leveraging the states monopoly on violence to insist upon child proofing of all aspects of the kingdom from anything any child might do while unaccompanied by a parent.

Parental consent must never be left up to the marketplace where services or third parties parents trust expend resources to provide curated access. Anyone and everyone who provides any software to do anything must at all times think of the children.

From text of SB2420:

""App store" means a publicly available Internet website, software application, or other electronic service that distributes software applications from the owner or developer of a software application to the user of a mobile device."

Of course there isn't any injustice in requiring literally anyone operating a website that loads software (e.g. javascript) into a browser to obtain "consent" and do magical things like judge the age of the user. We all live to serve the state.

The paper you cited states no such thing. It makes a correlation between brain activity and conservatism. Which I'm sure is the same sort of correlation that can be made about a great number of characteristics, subjective ideologies and belief systems. With a little model training fMRI can even predict what people are thinking.

You injected "neurological problem" because you are a left wing crackpot who has proven himself to be incapable of objectively processing information.

Hitler got 89% of the vote a month after having publicly admitted to murdering dozens of political rivals and his own brownshirt supporters.

Like a communist dictatorship?

There is no such thing as a distillation "attack". Distillation is not an attack.

Imagine learning (ripping) off everything everyone has done and then getting all hot and bothered when someone else learns from you. There is nothing legitimate about this behavior. Closed model vendors have no such moral or legal right.

Jacked up context size, loaded a small 1kloc project I had written over the past few days and asked GLM-5.2 to find the bugs. Had only looked it over a few times... compiled yet had never run. Took hours to run the model on my workstation burning so many tokens "thinking" I was getting scared it would reach the context limit and bail. Out of the 40 or so bullet points it had rattled off 4 that were actual bugs. One of them I would have found immediately during testing.. other 3 were more subtle so in the end was kind of impressed and it was worth while.

I see no need to pay someone else to spy on me when I can run this shit myself for free entirely locally. Personally would love to see all the vertically integrated closed model AI as a service companies go out of business.

There is no doubt an EV battery can rack up hundreds of thousands of miles on a single battery. I very much doubt they would last 20 years. Battery warranties are generally half that at remaining capacity levels below the 80% standard.

I don't believe this and stated nothing of the sort. Where is this coming from? My remarks were mostly about what Florida can do to mitigate impacts it faces not asses, thumbs and doing nothing. I even expressed my opposition to the legislation yet apparently that didn't register.

People love to enumerate perils of climate change and engage in endless debates with deniers. Yet when it comes to states enacting serious policy or even discussing policy proposals to address problems the lack of dedication and seriousness speaks for itself.

Next time check the dictionary before embarrassing yourself.

"to degenerate through a gradual change or evolution"
https://www.merriam-webster.co...

Watching animations on their site of asteroids the first thing that popped into my head they found all the Starlink satellites but no just real asteroids.

Interesting they have a github repo /w the software that runs the telescope.
https://github.com/lsst-ts

I can't stand Reddit UX is horrendous always showing tiny amounts of data always requiring you to expand expand expand drives me absolutely nuts. Old is the only thing that made it usable. Governance is far worse... the whole site is a series of disjointed echochambers enforced by Nazi moderation. Really sad to see sites like Reddit eating so much of the Internet.

The other day was searching for something on a mobile which I rarely do and a nag came up demanding I install the reddit app... you couldn't dismiss it the best you could do was reload the page and read for a few moments before it came back.

There have been an increasing number of annoying popups saying the same thing and having to continuously push the I'm 18 button is beyond annoying. What is the point of needlessly harrasing people with this garbage? Old was the only refuge from bullshit and now even that is going away... I don't get what they hope to gain. Hopefully reddit is the new myspace.

Has this ever not been the case?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

The best Florida can hope for is better policies WRT land use and erosion control. There is nothing a state government can do to meaningfully impact global sea level rise.

Green policy (e.g. carbon taxes) tend to be ineffective at fighting climate change and almost always devolve into an excuse to impose regressive taxation to benefit the general fund. Other favorite green policies such as attempts to limit natural gas or rooftop solar mandates are actively harmful from an opportunity cost perspective.

Having said that I don't support this legislation because while green policies almost always suck this doesn't mean it is impossible to get it right the text seems to go too far limiting policies to manage GHG emissions.

Another way of looking at this if western companies are screwed.. hardware prices return to planet earth where more people are able to run this stuff at home. Three years ago the cost of 512GB DDR5 was less than the cost of a single 4090 GPU today.

What is the objective basis of your statement? Do you reject benchmark results? If so what have you used in their place to make such a determination?

What data points do you have to support exponential growth of logical qubit count with time?

Please yes, I would love an explanation how your reference is responsive to "Wake me up when they create one with even 100 reliable logical qubits." given the experimental device you referenced did no such thing.

My initial knee-jerk reaction is that it isn't woke enough which is why woke outfits like the bulwark are calling it boring. These are the same people who called the everything everywhere random AI slop movie "profoundly moving" and "great".

Keep in mind I have zero clue what is actually in this movie and most probably will never see it.