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Comment Write code in a sequence of prompts (Score 1) 159

Thought just occurred to me that you could hypothetically write code as a sequence of prompts, so the code becomes even more high level. And could be regenerated using the prompts as source Lot's of details as to why it wouldn't work most of the time, but hypothetically source code could become even more high level

Comment Surveillance state has surveillnce used against it (Score 1) 197

Interesting and horrifying, I'm not sure why they have cameras with enough fidelity on every traffic light to identify people's daily movements, but then that someone would go through the trouble of hacking, monitoring, and cataloging this much data is crazy. Makes me wonder what else they are doing, I imagine they don't have to hack their own infrastructure making this easier to accomplish domestically Makes you question how governments are using AI tech companies, I hear domestic spying, but I think the scope and breadth are far worse than most would imagine

Comment Better a balloon than something else (Score 1) 116

Kind of reminds me of the Malaysian airlines flight 17, some Russian army guys (though vaguely not russia, just you know, those mercenaries who may be indirectly paid by russia, but not russia themselves) that had access to that BUK anti air missle launcher, that took down the airliner In this case it's border patrol, a new toy, and a party balloon, but better I guess than shooting down the local crop duster

Comment Fuzzy Math (Score 1) 245

I would think the cost to lift all of this into orbit makes the price/value equation go out the window. But if you ignore all of that and the fixed costs, sure, maybe it's economical. But those costs are kind of a big deal (Not to mention if you have a technical issue, like needing to replace a bad stick of ram)

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