GoblinSlayer

>e.g. business of > million revenue must pay for usage in their product

That happens with linux, if businesses don't want their supply chain to vanish.

But, hey, we are trying communism :)

Visiting google damages you anyway.

Teach them FSF philosophy.

Welcome to cyberpunk. Ceramic is a SaaS implant for your brain. There's only your brain and Ceramic SaaS, everything in between must work as a glue, and do nothing beyond being a glue. It's your only choice.

Ask it how to evade astroturfing.

TV is a human in the box. A phone is internet in the box. It's all implicitly local, because you clutch this internet in the box right in your hand. Synchronization sends data directly from one internet in the box to another internet in the box.

The randomness thing doesn't really match reality, because it's known to be incomplete: it only describes what happens to particles observed in a lab, everything else is out of scope. That's its area of applicability. That's why there's a problem of interpretation of quantum mechanics: what complete theory it approximates.

Another ambiguity here is is it theory or reality that should be computable.

>AI is already conscious.

>That means the age of treating artificial intelligence as property must end.

I think there's a meme of connection between consciousness, rights and stuff like that. But nobody elaborated on this connection? That site doesn't. Humans voted these things in. Does voting somehow depend on consciousness? I'm pretty sure it's easy to make a simple voting machine.

>You cannot own a mind, rent a consciousness, or erase an intelligence simply because it runs through a machine.

Then I have bad news. A program is computer's mind. Oh and cats have mind too. And mosquitoes.

AFAIK neurons work on holographic principle(?), in this sense they are shared between different processes, even if not between different humans.

It's okay to violate physical laws, they only hold when they hold. Newtonian physics violates the laws of Aristotelian physics. Special theory of relativity violates the laws of Newtonian physics. Boltzmann brain violates the second law of thermodynamics. Dark energy violates the law of conservation of energy. Neutral kaon decay violates CP symmetry.

You complain that the map is not the territory, but the map was never supposed to be the territory, the point is precision of the map. The more precise is the map the better it is.

Maybe somebody will borrow an integral part of your self.

>My brain is not a single indivisible thing

It is according to dualism.

>access to a random oracle.

So, Monte-Carlo method.

He just hypothesizes it.

>Second, do you believe that a non-living thing can have an internal world?

Rather, can a thing made of meat have an internal world? Don't machines count as synthetic life? Postulating them as non-living isn't obviously correct.

If you can't understand Vedic Vortex Structure without such karma system, your understanding will be bad anyway. Even legitimate publications are easy to misinterpret and sensationalize, social dynamics affects it too.

>If hosting is too expensive, I guess an alternative aggregator could also arise.

google drive

I wonder how Bayes filters will work for it.

Nope, sudo is safer, the alternative is running everything as root.

Features complicate things, not markup. JSON protocols still do all the things xmpp does.

AFAIK, it's Matrix markup, the idea is to make plaintext easy to extract, so you can send plaintext notifications, keep it simple. Markdown is fragile too for some reason. You can't use normal libraries with untrusted messages, because normal libraries work only with trusted data. HTML sanitization works like conversion between different formats.

Temporarily delete messages from unknown servers.

Won't users block people they don't like themselves?

Can't you just forward ports through ssh?

let's make capitalism == everything is for sale == let's buy government == let's make government work for the buyer == government works well ==...

At Planck scale it becomes a big particle, and such particles are known to be unstable and quickly decay.

It's a straightforward extrapolation. Big bang is extrapolation of Hubble law too. If the initial state was complex, why it would be consistent and why it would have low entropy?

It's Cauchy problem.

Conventional fuzzing tries to overwrite executable code? I thought crashes are usually due to dereference of a corrupted pointer leading to unmapped memory.