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2 days agoI never said it was. But, I’m also not an investor. I’m just saying the kind of things that scare off investors. And this would be a big one.
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It’s more about not spooking investors. If it’s known that your AI is being used to reverse engineer software from well off corporations. They’re going to be a little less likely to invest if 1: They’re connected to any of those corporations 2: They’re concerned about future lawsuits heading their way.
And of course the actual fear of potential lawsuits landing on their door, or being named in lawsuits against people using their AI to do this.
Yes, if you want control over AI you MUST host it yourself in reality.
The magic roundabout hits a little different now. (If you know, you know).
I would put some money on it either being.
1: Some senior bod didn’t like that they had to learn where one new button was, and threw their toys out of the pram. 2: The macros thing you mentioned. So many of these were done back in the day, VBA code that no-one knew about until they tried to open the sheet in another office package and it exploded.
0·12 days agoThere’s plenty of guides out there for qemu. For later versions of macos you need to add some virtual hardware that says “Hi I’m a mac” to macos. Just Apple things.
Yep I’m hearing a lot about this and there’s a few Lora nodes on it in my area. So am considering looking into it.
Well it’s not a scam. It works exactly as advertised. But, just like in casinos, the house is always the winner.
I made a multi-threaded UK lottery simulator that draws 68 million lotteries per second on my machine. It shows the ROI on average is around 30% meaning the “house” (lottery company/government/charities) gets 70%. Here’s the last line after 5.1billion draws:
Draws: 5,130,046,351. 3: 56,022,165, 4: 2,521,545, 5: 38,525 5+b 5,918 Jackpots: 113. Losses: 2,491,081,393. Cost £10,260,092,702, Winnings £3,058,100,000 ROI: 29.810%. 68,548,225.400 draws/sYes that means you will wait on average 45.4 million draws before you hit the jackpot.
In any case. You could implement the meme like the lottery and make money and I assure you, if you made the full info public people WOULD send you money and you’d keep the 70%…
Well, to be blunt, it depends. Would the eventual extermination of the human race cause them to lose money in the short term?