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One way of looking at things like this is from the perspective of so called Ramsey theory. Notions like syndenticity(the property of a set having bounded gaps), upper density(the lim-sup of the proportion of numbers in the set), thickness(the property of having arbitrarily large successive subsequences), etc. all capture different notions of this.

Edit: let’s not forget the rich theory involved in examining if sets/sequences contain arithmetic (or geometric) progressions! The well known Green-Tao theorem about primes containing arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions is one such result. In fact, the real Green-Tao theorem says that any set which has nonzero upper density with respect to the set of primes contains arbitrarily long arithmetic progressions.

It might, but it shouldn’t. There are 8 chapters and most of the content in the first 7 shows up in any run of the mill “Introduction to Higher Mathematics” or whatever that university decides to call their first actual math class, although occasionally combinatorics will replace number theory content.

Imagine if we used them everyday for 500 years but tune all the languages to be ever so slightly similar each day until there is one language.

I’m not sure where you make the leap to “do not cause harm to any individuals.”

This thread is about managing and reducing harm in places where having “no harm” (whatever that means) isn’t an option.

I’m wondering if you can explicitly say what about including an immobilizer in the north American market inherently makes those vehicles less repairable than their immobilizer-equipped counterparts in other markets.

I think they’re referring to the time after they leave to go work at a start up.

Nonetheless it’s an example you asked for of a dataset with over a trillion entries.

I personally know a senior mechanical engineer who’s basically doing what other posts are complaining software engineers end up doing — managing and solving business problems.

I think this is more common than you’d think.

See for example, the group arrested for selling devices that allowed people to take control of their own Nintendo Switch systems[1].

Although, after digging into the story, it looks like they may have also operated an illicit app store containing cracked IPs, so that situation is a little murky.

[1] https://www.nintendolife.com/news/2023/04/nintendo-hacker-ga...

Where is the line?

What are you saying by pointing out that they use the dotnet stack?

It’s interesting trivia to be sure, but I’m wondering if you were making a point with that

It’s hard, because previously the only things that could create novel structures were humans, and humans certainly have intentionality and thought.

> There is no believe no figure and no know here

I raise an issue with “no figure,” because that would mean that the model is unable to create novel structures and information. It certainly is able to do that.

The attack involves placing a device between the cord and the wall.

I think I recall such a thing happening at DEFCON. It was either that or USB sticks being handed out.

It was my understanding we were talking about laws making companies want to hire from within at the expense of hiring people from “overseas”.

That is, I was under the impression we were discussing things that happened before the legal immigration process had began.

> Mental illness is not a monolith and it does not present the same way for different people.

I agree. Of course it isn’t. However, saying that people affected by severe mental illness are able to think clearly and rationally is almost definitionally false.

If their ability to think clearly and rationally were not afflicted, they wouldn’t be experiencing a mental disorder.

Further, just saying that I have misunderstandings, am spreading FUD, and should stop commenting without yourself providing cogent reasons why I am mistaken helps nobody.

I’m not sure why you are referring to the “land of the free,” as I was referring to laws of countries in general. Laws are nearly always created to benefit the country creating them.

I’m not sure what you mean. Not being able to reason effectively is basically the definition of severe mental illness.

> That too should result in us investingating why they refuse that housing

We’re talking about people with severe mental illness. They are not able to reason effectively and rationally.

> Ban revoking offers only for overseas employees (who are hurt most by this). This will ensure that the hiring bar for overseas employees is set sky high and it will already be harder for them to compete

Laws are generally created to benefit people who are not described as “overseas”

> It really can only get better here, not even kidding.

I think that’s pretty extreme hyperbole.

Alternatively, they should just tell school boards and state legislatures that AI will allow children to learn at their own pace. Probably no faster way to put a total ban in motion than an appeal to toxic “anti-wokeism’ activism.

Reducing the temperature of the RAM can be done to make a cold boot attack easier, but it’s not the origin of the name.

For more details, see the paper Lest We Remember.

Could you be more specific?

Military industrial complex?

I just find it hard to believe that someone could do this and not do other involved tasks.

Sure it’s technically _possible_ someone who is terrible at other tasks and isn’t very bright put this together…but I doubt it.

I find that phrasing weird.

A cold boot attack relies on a cold boot of the system to evade kernel protections(as opposed to a warm boot where the kernel can zero memory.)

The name has nothing to do with reducing the temperature of the ram to extend the time it takes bytes to vanish in ram.

I don’t understand why this would help prevent cold boot attacks.

Wouldn’t the memory need to bee free’d first for this to have any effect?

Perhaps by using a can of compressed air[0].

[0] https://www.usenix.org/legacy/event/sec08/tech/full_papers/h...

> Doubt it would ever work in the US because everywhere is just plain dangerous

What do you mean by this?