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Your link contradicts your comment:

“In October 2012, Chen exposed the real name and details of Violentacrez (a moderator of several Reddit jailbait communities), a Texas Internet developer, who was subsequently fired from his job.”

You misunderstand, it’s two hours with the battery pack connected, there’s no internal battery that’s intended for standalone use.

My understanding is that this is already the case, see PaLM-E as one such example of a multimodal model.

Practically by definition, no?

Not only that, but also increases the talent pool you can hire from that has familiarity with your internal tooling from the start.

For those interested, Restricted Data is a fascinating book in this vein.

Given that a sufficiently resourced computer ought to be able to run a subatomic-level simulation of an entire human brain, and while acknowledging the usual counterpoint vis a vis C. elegans/OpenWorm but deeming it irrelevant on longer timescales, your take seems quite arrogant. “Outside the scope of computation” is an awfully broad claim.

Sure, but we can and do still routinely talk about reference frames other than those on earth. Your pedantry isn’t warranted, and rather comes across as needlessly condescending.

Introducing, Representr: the first Democracy-as-a Service.

Australia, and the aurora australis, checking in.

Your anecdote doesn’t equate to the truth, and the truth is, benzodiazepines are astoundingly addictive when abused, and dependency-forming even when following moderate treatment plans.

Given the way this warrant canary works, in that it’s published daily, wouldn’t the government instructing that you cannot opt to stop publishing the canary equate to compelling speech, and be a fairly clear path to a First Amendment violation? I ask this as a total outsider to both the United States, and US law.

I’ve been listening to Stacktrace for some number of years now, and it’s been consistently quality. Primarily focused on Apple ecosystem development, both hosts have a great dynamic.

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/stacktrace/id135943544...

From the council, not the AI authors.

For a reason I can’t entirely articulate, this scares me on an almost primal level.

I found this absolutely mesmerising – thank you!

I think this is a fantastic reply, and written with the good grace that the GP didn’t show you. Thanks for the insight, Will.

‘Only this in-group are actual humans’ is dangerous rhetoric. See dehumanisation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dehumanization

Plenty, see erowid.org. It’s vital to note that the therapy used in combination with these medicines appears to be a key component in all trials I’ve read into—simply taking mushrooms themselves, for example, doesn’t guarantee any positive outcome.

Anecdotally, many people report self-guided use of psychedelics to have been transformative for their own mental health, but it’s equally important to not blind yourself to the very real risks posed in doing so. I don’t say this to discourage you, but rather encourage you to really dive into the topic and learn as much factual information as you can, particularly before undertaking any treatment.

In that example, we may as well compare a thermonuclear weapon to a conventional one—the scales are gargantuan. In my opinion a more apt comparison might be the TI-84 calculator, which was ~350x faster than the computers used in Apollo.

For casual listening, I really like Connected, and Cortex, from Relay FM—the former being an Apple-centric podcast, the latter being anything productivity-adjacent, and co-hosted by CGP Grey.

For more niche, ‘serious’ interests, Peter Attia’s podcast, The Drive, and it’s short-form counterpart, The Qualies, are fantastic. Truly world-class conversations. Another in the same league is Sam Harris’ podcast, Making Sense.

Finally, for sheer entertainment value that intersects the world of technology, Darknet Diaries has been a favourite for years.

As a Queenslander, the crime rate on the Gold Coast, particularly around Surfers Paradise, subjectively feels a bit higher than other cities of a similar size. (It’s still nothing too bad, nor am I looking at objective data currently.)

Your point notwithstanding, methylphenidate isn’t an amphetamine.

It seems you don’t understand the notion of conditional share ownership. These aren’t bearer bonds or cryptocurrency. Within the corporate structure that allowed you to be issued/sold these shares at the outset are stipulations that the board can liquidate your shares, under certain conditions. Evidently, those conditions have been met. An arbitrary definition of ‘fair’ doesn’t play into it.

I sincerely appreciate your articulation of this, thank you for taking the time.

In a word: ERP.

Didn’t Russia beat the USA to hypersonic glide missiles? I’d be interested to know what measures are deemed trying to defend against/defeat MAD.

Please forgive my ignorance, how is it possible that you lived until your thirties without knowing you have T1D?

From my reading of his biography by Ashlee Vance, with imperfect recollection, Musk has always stuttered/struggled with his speech.

That first sentence is an entirely subjective take, and one that I disagree with entirely.