Embarrassing for Alberta and Canada, but extremely based on the part of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation. I wonder if US First Nations might be able to pull a similar maneuver?
"We on the right cast things in hateful terms intended to somehow be racist about bike lanes, but really it's just different words for the same stuff."
Fuck you, idiot. I'm sorry you lost your dad, and your advocacy would be welcome, if you could pull your fucking head out for five fucking seconds. But really, get fucked.
I don't think there are many actually criminal lockpickers, even so. It's a fun hobby, and a fairly lucrative trade if you decide to get into it. Most regular thieves are not that motivated, and simply use the advanced technique of "LOL, it wasn't locked." Others just use the venerable "footpick".
That's leaving aside car thieves, who again generally just rely on forgetful car owners; but they do seem more likely to use a bent-up coat hanger and a modicum of skill. I guess it's lower stakes to break into a car, where you definitely know no one is in there, than to risk an encounter with a possibly armed person at home.
When will we see jailtime for these fucking crimes? I steal a million bucks and I'd be sent away for YEARS. Fuck these scum. Make it so that piece of shit never enjoys a moment of peace anywhere he shows his face
I wouldn't call it a "leap" but a few years ago some researchers did find a weird byway in the then-current go-playing "AI"s (neural-network setups, as someone else pointed out). They had to cheat a bit by examining the NN's "thinking" more directly, and found a cyclic strategy that allowed a human to beat the machine.
It's interesting for more "AI"-type stuff generally. The point is not so much "us with our special brains will always find ways to defeat AI" but more "there are odd blind spots that you would not predict by just looking at the output/games, and these can be exploited with appropriate technology."
I am a dual US/Canadian citizen and I actually agree. If I go into politics, I will renounce my US citizenship. I think this has happened with one or two elected figures, after they got some blowback about it. It just makes sense.
I think you are right; I was being pedantic about "jumping spider" as the salticids, which have those very charismatic, big, front-facing eyes. Plenty of active hunters that jump that aren't "jumping spiders" technically.
By way of a peace offering, here's one from the USA Southwest where I am
Some kind of wolf spider, one of the lycosidae. More deliberate in how they move than a salticid (those guys tend to go in fits and starts).
Embarrassing for Alberta and Canada, but extremely based on the part of the Saddle Lake Cree Nation. I wonder if US First Nations might be able to pull a similar maneuver?
"We on the right cast things in hateful terms intended to somehow be racist about bike lanes, but really it's just different words for the same stuff."
Fuck you, idiot. I'm sorry you lost your dad, and your advocacy would be welcome, if you could pull your fucking head out for five fucking seconds. But really, get fucked.
I don't think there are many actually criminal lockpickers, even so. It's a fun hobby, and a fairly lucrative trade if you decide to get into it. Most regular thieves are not that motivated, and simply use the advanced technique of "LOL, it wasn't locked." Others just use the venerable "footpick".
That's leaving aside car thieves, who again generally just rely on forgetful car owners; but they do seem more likely to use a bent-up coat hanger and a modicum of skill. I guess it's lower stakes to break into a car, where you definitely know no one is in there, than to risk an encounter with a possibly armed person at home.
When will we see jailtime for these fucking crimes? I steal a million bucks and I'd be sent away for YEARS. Fuck these scum. Make it so that piece of shit never enjoys a moment of peace anywhere he shows his face
It's no good, Professor James
I wouldn't call it a "leap" but a few years ago some researchers did find a weird byway in the then-current go-playing "AI"s (neural-network setups, as someone else pointed out). They had to cheat a bit by examining the NN's "thinking" more directly, and found a cyclic strategy that allowed a human to beat the machine.
https://www.far.ai/blog/even-superhuman-go-ais-have-surprising-failure-modes
It's interesting for more "AI"-type stuff generally. The point is not so much "us with our special brains will always find ways to defeat AI" but more "there are odd blind spots that you would not predict by just looking at the output/games, and these can be exploited with appropriate technology."
Edit: remove redundantly redundant redundancy
I am a dual US/Canadian citizen and I actually agree. If I go into politics, I will renounce my US citizenship. I think this has happened with one or two elected figures, after they got some blowback about it. It just makes sense.
They'll be happy once we're all indentured servants paid only in the most basic shoe-box housing and gruel.
Excuse me this is "audio diagnosis", sheesh
Or homelessness. Or suicide.
Yep. Declaration of Independence. Not part of our law, but part of our basis for overthrowing an oppressive, extractive government
Him dying on Mars because of his own absolutely stupid planning would be a lot funnier though
Magpies are awesome. Crows are awesome. Pigeons are awesome. I do have mixed feelings about invasive house sparrows.
VP Executive Toothpick Arranging
Do you manage to swallow food properly being so stupid?
I think you are right; I was being pedantic about "jumping spider" as the salticids, which have those very charismatic, big, front-facing eyes. Plenty of active hunters that jump that aren't "jumping spiders" technically.
By way of a peace offering, here's one from the USA Southwest where I am
Some kind of wolf spider, one of the lycosidae. More deliberate in how they move than a salticid (those guys tend to go in fits and starts).
"Texas and northern Mexico"
Motherfucker there is a whole-ass state in between that TEXAS BORDERS ON.
"VP" means almost nothing in banking. She certainly wasn't an executive.
Chesterton's fence is mentioned several times here and it's a good heuristic to avoid the issue. The issue is called the Preparedness Paradox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preparedness_paradox
What an absolute freak you are. Go fuck yourself.