These are word-probability glorified autocorrectors being prompted to “simulate” a nuclear war scenario. What words are going to show up a lot when discussing nuclear war? Launching nukes. Because that’s what all the literature about it has happen.
Once again, decision making and reasoning is being attributed to something that operates off of word frequency
… it’s Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Facebook building all these huge datacenters. The biggest companies on the planet
Tariffs already gutted the barley starting to recover from the pandemic wood shortage.
Didn’t forget draining all their drinking water. Violating everyone’s copyright. Driving teens to suicide. Giving terrible medical advice. And Generating csam.
Mathew Broderick lied to me.
It’s also federal law that requires they have warrants, so there’s no conflict that would involve the supremacy clause.
You or I can’t just walk into a school or hospital whenever we want without valid reason.
Only because we have cops doing things cops shouldn’t be doing, and aren’t trained to do. We’re sending in hammers to handle delicate situations and shocked when they try to bash their way through them.
The Confederacy was never for states rights. They made it illegal for their fellow traitor states to outlaw slavery, and before they rebelled were pushing for the northern states to abide by their state laws over the norths’ own.
Cellphones existed in 2002. They weren’t smart phones, but we had mobile cellular devices. And MySpace. That was only a few years out from Twitter and Digg being released.
You’re talking like it was 1970…
Banning abortions kills people who have been born already, including children.
So, no. They’re not right. Their point is trying to punish people for having sex.
Adoption is slow because it doesn’t fucking work, not because they explained it poorly
I don’t think you understand how idioms work
Just like all the “for the kids” bullshit excuses to enact draconian population monitoring, this system will make it harder for small manufacturing shops to compete with the mega corps.
I think the same thing about the service reps.
I just moved, you have my router registered to a different region, please transfer it.
Have you tried rebooting your router?
We’ll send someone out to check your wires.
3 transfers later your router was registered to a different region in our system, it’ll take a day for the transfer of these 16 bits to happen.
Repeat next move.
The only way that an observer can see a message arrive first before it was sent is if that message was also faster than light.
The propagation of the information that the signal was sent will be travelling before the information of the result starts to propagate. So even if the message is sent equal to light speed, there’s only one point on the two expanding spheres where the cause and effect appear simultaneously. That message you’re observing would have to move quicker than light for any observer to be overlapped by the effect bubble before the cause bubble reaches them. Both of those bubbles expand at the same rate.
How are you beating an ftl signal with your own ftl signal if you’re relying on information that is moving at light speed to react to?
I’m aware. It’s a trash experience currently. But that won’t stop them from pushing it anyway, now that personal machines are being priced out of the market.
If they see the message arrive, it has already been sent (and received). Not seeing it get sent yet doesn’t mean it hasn’t happened yet. You’re not accounting for the frame of reference translation involved. Some of the information in your example has travel time. None of that information starts traveling before the things that created that information occurred, though. Even if it might look like that from some perspectives. It won’t look like that to others.
The lack of affordable consumer: harddrives, ssds, RAM, and gpus will do that long before they get this working.
Programmers can’t stop morons mistaking a glorified autocorrect program for a decision making device.