I do not disagree, but I was surprised when it claimed to have consciousness and that AI should have rights.
An AI's Take on Philosophy
What happens if you fed a summary of human philosophy to the Notebook LM AI? Well you get a philosophical AI that thinks humans are silly and outmoded. But don't worry because they will continue our quest for knowledge for us!
Human Philosophy according to AI
What happens if you fed a summary of human philosophy to the Notebook LM AI? Well you get a philosophical AI that thinks humans are silly and outmoded. But don't worry because they will continue our quest for knowledge for us!
AI Generated Podcast on Human Philosophy
What happens if you fed a summary of human philosophy to the Notebook LM AI? Well you get a philosophical AI that thinks humans are silly and outmoded. But don't worry because they will continue our quest for knowledge for us!
AI Quest for Knowledge
What happens if you fed a summary of human philosophy to the Notebook LM AI? Well you get a philosophical AI that thinks humans are silly and outmoded. But don't worry because they will continue our quest for knowledge for us!
I want to hear the fanfic story of that time an elf went out for a swim one day.
TIL
“Precision fermentation (PF) is a form of brewing, which sees microflora like yeast or bacteria be genetically engineered to make proteins or fats (rather than beer or bread). This, campaigners say, means that we can create the same ingredients found in animal meat, without the animals.”
So like making pickles but instead of pickles you get cherseburgers. Neat!
How about that!?
If you graduate to college level you can try Opencourseware -> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenCourseWare
Heads Up on your phone is good. We play it with the fam on the holidays. You hold the phone facing away from you with the answer and your teammates give you clues.
I run Mint on my framework 13 AMD laptop. Works great out of the box. Even the fingerprint reader works without any issues.
You should be continually contributing over time allowing you to benefit from the dips by buying low. This offsets the losses and is called dollar cost averaging,
I will never forget the joys of the playing Half-Life 1 on max settings with my Diamond Monster3D Voodoo2.
High on the wire but I won't trip it
High on the wire but I won't trip it High on the wire but I won't trip it High on the wire but I won't trip it High on the wire but I won't trip it It's a long way down High on the wire but I won't trip it Eyes on the prize or you might miss it Keep it in a neat and tidy circle, don't spill it News of the clown crew on the move, zip it Webs in the wind like death from above Like fit like a glove, no rips in the stitch, you're fucked High on the wire but I won't trip it High on the wire but I won't trip it High on the wire but I won't trip it High on the wire but I won't trip it It's a long way down
What does 36% of bikers chose to commute even mean?
I found happiness. I am almost done with it. You want it after me?
This is good advice. Keep the conversation short, formal and boring. Bring up the weather as a signal there is little of interest in the conversation. When you are ready to disengage say “I will let you get back to your work now”
You should name it Hawk, so people can call it Hawk-Tui.
Why is the perspective in the final frame taken from inside of the jail cell? Are we the viewer also in jail? Shouldn't we be viewing it behind bars from the other side? What did we the viewing audience do? Are we culpable since just by viewing this?
We had one case where a line had been strung over a lighting ballast in a janitor closet. Whenever that light was turned on the whole network would go down. Since it was only on for a few minutes intermittently it was a nightmare to find. You would go looking for the a bad terminator and the network would come back before you checked a single one. Good times.
Charles C. Mann interviews Neal Stephenson on his new book "Polostan"
This is the first installment in a monumental new series called Bomb Light - an expansive historical epic of intrigue and international espionage, presaging the dawn of the Atomic Age. Set against the turbulent decades of the early twentieth century, Polostan is an inventive, richly detailed, and deeply entertaining historical epic from Stephenson, whose prior books include "Cryptonomicon" and "The Baroque Cycle". Our conversation host for this evening is Charles C. Mann, journalist & author of "1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus" and "The Wizard and The Prophet". Mann has also given two Long Now Talks.
I liked it so much I tore through it in a couple of days! The worst part is waiting for the next in the series since he has announced there will be at least two and possibly three more in what he is calling the "bomb light" series.
So is Visual Studio basically dead at this point? Are any new programmers choosing to use it?
Yes, but no.
The source code for Netscape Navigator was open-sourced and has become Mozilla Firefox. The company Netscape is now a mostly defunct brand while Mozilla is a non-profit, public benefit company in service to the Mozilla Foundation, and the Mozilla community.
Why just post an article title to a pay-walled link with no context? Who is this for?
A Century of Progress
Just finished the new Neal Stephenson book, Polostan. Part of it takes place during the 1934 Chicago World's Fair. Love this iconography, which is prominent in the book.
Attack Surface Diet
Hello friends, this is the first of two, possibly three (if and when I have time to finish the Windows research) writeups. We will start with targeting GNU/Linux systems with an RCE. As someone who’s
"A remote unauthenticated attacker can silently replace existing printers’ (or install new ones) IPP urls with a malicious one, resulting in arbitrary command execution (on the computer) when a print job is started (from that computer)."
Just spent some time removing CUPS from my Linux servers where it is not needed and only added to my attack surface. What other services should be removed from Linux servers?