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I dont know who this person is so the first question that comes to mind is who are they and what do they know about the internal workings of the Iranian state?

I'm just some internet asshole, I don't know shit. I can hope for the best but at the end of the day I don't know what the death of Khomeini might mean. Or whether the CIA will simply be able to activate some terrorist groups and it'll cause Iran to fall apart the way Syria and Libya did. Is this person actually more knowledgeable than your average internet asshole, or just more verbose?

3d printed guns maybe

drones

they're just holding out for the right one

is that what's going on in this post?

i thought they usually counted the people who felt uncomfortable

Slaps roof of the mountains and deserts of southern california you can fit so many Chinese Farms in this baby

yes, at this point it seems as if there's no offramp. The west is well and truly fucked as far as I can tell. The rest of the world might also be truly fucked too depending on what the west does on its way down. Too bad I don't speak Chinese and I'm too old to be doing any sort of youth exchanges anymore.

its possible some of these outages were cloudflare’s fault but it also happened on a thursday morning

There's AI The Brand that is the next thing silicon valley corps and investors are hoping is a repeat of the smartphone, and there is the much more ordinary machine learning and neural networks that have been used in a wide variety of industrial and consumer applications for decades. Those things don't tell you how right and how smart you are though.

Let's not gloss over AI in games which may not actually involve machine learning at all.

it’s easier to deport or ethnically cleanse minorities than it is to take profits away from the companies the politicians own

when people here call it a text extrusion machine thats literally what it is. In fact it doesnt even look at text, it looks at tokens. And there are a limited number of tokens (llama uses a vocabulary size of about 32k i think). It takes all of the previously entered input and output, turns it into tokens, and then each token “attends” (is multiplied by with some coefficient) to each other token. Then it all goes through more gigantic layers of matrix multiplication and at the end you have the statistically most likely next token. Then it does the whole thing again recursively until it reaches what it decides is the end of the output. It may also not decide and would need to be cut off.

So its not really looking at the game. It is in a way but it doesnt really know the rules, its just producing the next most likely token which is not necrssarily the next best move or even next correct move.

Google already lost two antitrust lawsuits, what's a third at this point?