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Agreed, completely. I would pay for that Star Trek computer interface.

How many suppliers have they designated a supply chain risk?

Isn't it probably an n-tier system which is pay to play?

There must be precedent if this is so normal.

So... don't buy from Anthropic? How many of the US population is an adversary, according to your definition?

Say everyone had something to sell and DOD wanted to buy it. But some people wouldn't make the product changes DOD demanded. Now, they are the adversary of the DOD?

I hear Trumplandia is nice this time of year.

I hope it's a deadpan joke that the dog can not only speak, but does so like any other bar patron.

Would it believe that?

Sounds like the best approach. :)

The people in charge betting they only need to count the "red" ballots this time?

Not that anybody needs to in this day and age with heaps of old laptops and raspberry pis and whatnot, but I knew someone with an Amiga running BSD for their mail server. A simple web server with static pages, or anything which is low volume would work just fine.

But is it stupid if you want to sell some fossil fuels in the short to medium term?

We might want to at least on the high seas to combat global warming a bit.

Depends on if the study is ongoing

Right. Feel free to extrapolate a reading like "I think LLM tech and a century of tinkering could achieve computer performance similar to what it appears the entirely fictional, voiced by Majel Barrett, Star Trek computers has".

The computer from Star Trek sounds like it could entirely plausibly have been made with LLM components and a century of harness tweaking piled on.

From the codebases I have seen the "laws" are scattered between unit tests and lots of little tests and assertions in the actual code, plus cultural norms and "do it like this" patterns.

But a good start could be found in the unit tests.

The helmet portraits look goofy as hell.

The British Empire dismantling wasn't exactly peaceful, but it could have been much worse. Next to India, everything else becomes a rounding error.

Can be fairly accurate perception of time on a plane.

Time for the more biologically correct Mrs Mosquito?

Goodness Tokens

I remember telling people about it back then and it sounded crazy even to me. Yet..

But isn't it a bit different? Unaligned bombs didn't break out of their confines on their own. And "compute" is a bit harder to control than uranium and refinement tech.

You shouldn’t do a lot of things. Yet people do. Feels like you are talking past each other

Ah, but they take the big risks, you see. Someone has to do it.

And for writing a letter, ed is the standard editor.

The Prius isn't really using a gearbox in the conventional sense either, it's much simpler.

PC Load Letter?

Am I missing some joke here?

Couldn't the Enterprise have a different fine print?