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Article starts off by explaining that there's no race because China is trying to actually do ai robotics while the usa is trying to do agi and make oligarchs rich. So therefore it's a lie that we are in an arms race

In reality, that's dumb as hell, you can try to do all of robotics, agi, cyber and bioweapons, all at once, in addition to making oligarchs rich. Both countries are doing all of the above, but the point is that some of these things have extreme national defense overtones. If all your software is getting hacked all the time, you have no choice but to use AI to protect and debug those systems. But there are many areas where AI will dramatically change the landscape of war: intelligence, pharma, robotics, etc. we don't need AGI to make those breakthroughs

You need real infrastructure to serve video to so many people. An unlisted YouTube/Twitch live stream is the only real free option, it's not totally private, but you can give out the link

Otherwise it's the paid enterprise stuff from Zoom and co

on Et tu, Joplin? · c/fuck_ai · 17 pts · 32d

Chill out, he added a function for plugins to implement ai in a consistent way. Nothing wrong here

Look man Ive spent many years tryna understand this shit and in fact nobody does. Event horizons aren't really even a fixed place, and you could pass one without realizing if the BH is big enough. Then there's time dialation. Speed of light is relative to the observer

My rec is to expect no answers but if you find it fascinating, then spend the next year watching PBS Spacetime on Youtube and stay rock hard, nerd metaphorically speaking

on .... Fair · c/funny · 1 pts · 39d

Yeah you did it in the hardest way possible hahaha

Just subtract 17 from 100 to get the cents. 83. There, done. Or at least 100 - 10 - 7

on .... Fair · c/funny · 7 pts · 39d

the nerdiest possible interpretation of a scribbled 00

Everyone's already using Linux. Linux desktop? Guess we will see if desktop even survives the next few years. I know, unpopular opinion on Lemmy, but I'm pretty sure LLMs will redefine how we interact with our computers, apps, and work. Probably it'll be more like just talking to a wearable and it'll use whatever screens are nearby if it needs to show you something. You won't switch apps, you won't use the web, it'll all just happen as fast as you can dream and say it