Good point. The article does talk about how Ragavan failed to find the solution a couple of years earlier, but the AI was able to find Broadbent’s paper that "gave it on a silver platter.”
Almost seems like the “smarter” people like Broadbent come up with the more novel revolutionary ideas, then others find ways of applying it to the rest of the world. And AI is able to do the latter as well.
But then wouldn’t you just use X instead of Bluesky?
IIRC a reverse proxy doesn’t add much security in itself. If there’s a vulnerability in the login page,.it doesn’t matter if the attacker reaches the page directly or via a reverse proxy. For security you’d add an auth layer, but that can also prevent the native jellyfin apps from reaching your server. This is why many people use Wireguard or Tailscale.
In short, it’s a lot more complicated than Stremio.
what’s going on with Bottles?
Yup, free will is what I was alluding to. Part of the difficulty of defining “consciousness”, is to first define “free will” and “understanding”
little gap exists is far from enough to explain the disparity in investment efficacy.
This is difficult to say. From what I’ve seen AI gains are slowing down, so catching up might not be that hard anymore. We’ll see from here if China is able to pull a clear lead. If so, then that’s clear evidence that they aren’t just copying
Perhaps the more appropriate phrase is “forcing words down their throat”. In this case the words are the ones I quoted
how are you using 128 GB? Genuinely curious because I run over 20 services with only 8 GB
fwiw I agree with you. 1-2 racist posts out of 1800 total posts, is not enough to warrant an assumption of bad faith on the Ceuta post
I see. Some of these are possible through wireguard btw. Subnet routing and exit nodes are pretty easy. Funnel would require some firewall rules, so not wireguard but still easy. For SSH using names, and “magic dns”, you could just modify the hosts file. Taildrop is localsend.
But NAT traversal and automatic re-configuration of clients sound like the main benefits here.
It’s almost like you’re defending storage prices.
Here is where you are pushing an agenda on them. They aren’t defending storage prices they are sharing their personal experience with a solution they offered to OP
China is clearly ahead of America
Well that’s debatable. The article implies that the US is still ahead. The root comment of this thread implies that the US is still ahead. Your earlier comment made no mention of this idea. Clearly if that was part of your argument you should have brought it up earlier
Does a a random number generator attached to the trigger of a nuclear bomb, satisfy that definition of consciousness? Honest question, because I’m not entirely sure I understand your definition
Anybody who answers yes to this question, would your answer change if the one in charge was Trump (or a group of people like Trump)?
A benevolent dictator is a very efficient system. Hard part is finding the benevolent dictator
I think of it like drafting behind another vehicle on the speedway. The car behind gets higher fuel efficiency
They are speaking from personal experience. Why are you forcing an agenda on them. Have you tried running Fortnite + Windows from a hard drive? Because it sounds like they did something that was pretty close
I think all the Windows LTSC editions still allow local accounts, that might have changed though
That’s a crazy amount of clean-up, impressive. I find it’s hard to delete even just 10% of my collection, and you did like 70%
i’m curious about the other functionalities because in almost every homelab discussion about tailscale there’s somebody bringing up wireguard as a viable alternative
So I guess the worry (echoed in this thread as well) is that Bluesky could become the same type of platform, given the people and investors behind it. Only time will tell