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Good start, but alas they cannot become a developed European nation until they sort out their historically ingrained russophilia.
First-order thinking fallacy.
Because we need velocity. If we don't have velocity, we die.
Yes, they were always tasteless. One job of a platform SDK is to enable creating tasteful things that mesh nicely with the platform idioms, and make it hard to create tasteless things.
With AI, creating the tasteless thing became easy.
If you give people the ability to select a font, they will select Comic Sans.
>But why would billionaires want to kill everyone, exactly?
Most billionaires probably wouldn't. But the whole premise of A(S)I is that all it takes is a single billionaire with access to sufficient compute to do it.
Maybe they wanted to save the planet by culling the human population? Wouldn't be the weirdest thing the "effective altruists" (and their "rationalist" ilk) believed in.
What if I told you we already have the tech to manufacture these autonomous self-replicating killer nanobots?
We just call them "virus".
By "self-replicating killer nanobots" I meant "viruses". We already have the tech to engineer them, even without AI.
Thermal conductivity measures the heat flux given a temperature gradient. That is, how fast heat energy flows across a surface, given a certain temperature gradient across it.
It has nothing to do with the velocity of the heat carriers themselves (phonons, or charged particles).
E.g. phonons always travel at the speed of sound, in any material.
I mean, when police is destroying cocaine bricks, they don't give the empty packaging back to the criminals, even though the packaging wouldn't be illegal by itself. So if you mix CSAM in your data, expect the whole device to be destroyed.
>We have a looong time before we get fully autonomous self replicating decentralised robot armies.
We do have them actually. It's called: an engineered virus.
Learn to read between the lines then.
How do you do asymmetric warfare against autonomous self-replicating killer nanobots? In other words: AI-engineered bioweapons (with AI-engineered antidotes for the rich).
Yes yes, AI has only become really good yesterday 4:30pm, you guys don't get it, it's literally over for the haters, they're not gonna make it.
Borneo is 3x the size of the UK. It's about as large as Texas.
So, now that we can observe them alive, how close are they to the reconstructions we've made based on the fossils?
What does "traversing" even mean if there's no time?
>Gamma, Color Space Information, Physical Dimensions, and Background Color
Gamma is assumed to be sRGB gamma by default. Default color space is likewise sRGB. The Background Color is supposed to be used as the background color, against which the image is alpha-composited by viewers. Most modern viewers ignore it, because the whole point of the alpha channel is that it an be shown over any color.
>Meanwhile the Trailer IEND has an uppercase letter, indicating the zero-length outro byte is somehow more essential than all the color info
The IEND chunk was made mandatory, to make the format self-delimiting. i.e. a PNG file truncated at a chunk boundary would look just like a complete file. (although, one could argue that you could find out it's truncated when the uncompressed data comes back smaller than widthheightbytes_per_pixel)
So... When does the music stop?
A/I? You mean S/I, right?
>If I was an investor I would be on the phone with Dario asking why we are wasting engineering talent on reinventing source control and churning the product with 30k pulls per day.
To be able to write PR pieces, like TFA.
I would require IoT devices to pass a rigorous certification process, like we do for RF devices.
I wonder which Adobe apps do they mean. From the screenshots/videos it looks like it has zero overlap with the functionality of Photoshop or Illustrator. This is just a slop generator.