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If the only thing that bothers you is laptop lid pinching your fingers, then no – it won't do it.

It can be predatory pricing that will bite us later.

ZX's audio and video systems are two things that I never missed.

We didn't!

The whole article is so AI.

"Esoteric cypher that no one has seriously tried to break" lol

It's military comms traffic from WW2, encrypted by machine named Enigma. Back in 1940's it was like breaking SSL today, with only difference that they actually could (kinda) break Enigma.

The main gotcha for local models is insane hardware requirements.

Even for $10K you get mediocre performance.

Yeah, space exploration/colonization can be only made by species that live a million years, or can pass the same goal across many generations forward.

Maybe it's the answer to Fermi paradox: aliens are all around, we're just too fast for them to communicate.

How do you _realistically_ get in trouble for using it? Jam 2.4 at an airport or near military base?

Even this highly theoretical harm can be avoided if you jam bluetooth with 50% duty cycle. Like, 2s on then 2s off.

It was Carmen Ortiz, not abstract "US Government".

It would be better to ask model to render segmented 3d, with placeholders, like magenta is water, blue is sky, green is grass, purple is Frodo's face, etc, then pass the result through img2img model to properly "render" it.

Software was way simpler back then.

How do people still "buy" any movies after all these stories?

If "buy" means you can watch it on this specific device while logged in with this specific account, for some limited time, then downloading it to your disk is not "theft".

Seriously, my brain, deformed by years of file sharing, can't get it.

That is super cool, man.

Do you have a demo for that 240 elements assembly?

Mass adoption. Two IT guys can communicate completely secure with udp packets via SSH tunnel, but it doesn't scale to family and non-techy friends.

It's the coolest thing on 2 wheels only in CBC's imaginary world.

"Our new model is proudly dumber now!"

Sure, NASA and NIST are not "woke", but somehow this cancer creeps there. Example: https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=93249...

Money was paid to Mary Theofanos and Justyna Zwolak, and their supervisors to produce this crap, instead of researchers and engineers that do real things.

I will not miss "US science as we know it", at least that part of it that gave us terms like "menstruating people".

These people are around you.

Watch this "regulate 3d printers because of children" hearing: https://youtu.be/sue88CXzPcQ?t=2285

Normal people that call themselves good names like "moms for actions" drag us into this totalitarian hell.

How many people are going to buy a $10-20K rigs to run these open models?

Why illegal, just pass these 3000 pages FAA-level certification, export controls and KYC. We're free country, after all!

Since a transistor can't be smaller than a single atom, maybe it's time to start optimizing our software again.

So if I somehow read a book for free, then somehow used that knowledge in my paid work, then I owe them % of my earnings?

The main damage is they forced it into us and call it "classic literature".

I hated it with passion, even got F's in my report cards, and could re-read it only in my late 20's. Still hate these "language and literature" teachers, all of them.

Try to read 10000 random numbers, one by one. Ary you able to understand them? Yes. Do you want to read them? I don't think you do. Now imagine it's pushed to you at age of 16 and called "math". You'll hate it for a good part of your future life.

It's closer to "that output belongs to everyone, everyone's free to train your own model"

Otherwise, everything you do belongs to all of us, because you learned on total intellectual and artistic output of human kind too.

The saddest thing is that bureaucracy will stay, grow and flourish until the point of breakdown, when the system is not able to pay bureaucrats their salaries.

Or maybe even until they can't physically get to work (read with accent: "that I need to do even if I don't get paid")

You don't know what you're talking about.