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Unitree unveils a manned transformable mecha, from $650k [video]

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5 points·by arczyx·2 個月前·0 comments

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arczyx
·26 天前·discuss
Yes, the author basically assume you're somewhat familiar with battle royale games.

As for the win condition you asked: become the last man standing.
arczyx
·26 天前·discuss
The one who win is the one who survive to the end. If there are 10 players and you kill 5 but then die immediately, you lose to the player who only kill 1 but become the last man standing.
arczyx
·2 個月前·discuss
> For one thing, physical libraries have to purchase the books that they own.

The books in Anna's Archive (and torrent etc) are from people who purchased them and uploaded it.
arczyx
·4 個月前·discuss
> How exactly do they want to use an llm for autonomous weapons

Probably the same way Claude can play Pokemon: give it a bunch of informations and let it make a decision by itself to achieve a specified goal.
arczyx
·5 個月前·discuss
> She is convinced they were eating babies

There are indeed allegations of that, so it's not impossible. You can read it yourself here:

https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA001476...

> On the yacht he witnessed babies being dismembered, their intestines removed, and individuals eating the feces from these intestines
arczyx
·6 個月前·discuss
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arczyx
·6 個月前·discuss
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arczyx
·6 個月前·discuss
> Yes, but when does Claude have the opportunity to kill children? Is it really something that happens?

It's possible that some governments will deploy Claude to autonomous killer drone or such.
arczyx
·7 個月前·discuss
> while other forms such as anti-black or anti-Latino harassment is not

probably because they don't have their own AIPAC.
arczyx
·9 個月前·discuss
at this point you're probably better off going to a torrent site and search for 'dual-audio'
arczyx
·9 個月前·discuss
> killing people indiscriminately is better than killing people because they are gays

sometimes I really wonder whether people like you actually read what you just post...
arczyx
·9 個月前·discuss
> actively hunting down and murdering on a consistent basis

There's only one man being killed in the article you linked, and his killing is way more complex that the article made it to be.

https://www.npr.org/2024/09/27/g-s1-17637/hebron-west-bank-i...

Pretty sure that's not enough evidence for 'actively hunting down and murdering on a consistent basis'.

On the other hand, Israel had probably killed tens if not hundreds or thousands of queers in Gaza as of now. That surely count for 'murdering on a consistent basis'.
arczyx
·9 個月前·discuss
it's not hard to understand. people simply not liking queers doesn't mean they deserve to be bombed. also there are queers in Palestine and they are getting bombed too by Israel
arczyx
·9 個月前·discuss
Do you have an objective source about what law in Palestine denying access to all women?
arczyx
·去年·discuss
Yes you need to get sober first, maybe then you'll realize how absurd it is calling someone who are against Israeli tanks killing children as a 'tanker'.
arczyx
·去年·discuss
> but saying China's power is "better" feels tone-deaf, especially considering places like Hong Kong

I'm no expert on Hongkong, but I'm pretty sure it's nowhere as bad as a genocide where 50% of the victims are children funded and supplied by the US. So yes, China is better.

> Specifically, every one of us who worked in an emergency, intensive care, or surgical setting treated pre-teen children who were shot in the head or chest on a regular or even a daily basis. It is impossible that such widespread shooting of young children throughout Gaza, sustained over the course of an entire year is accidental or unknown to the highest Israeli civilian and military authorities.

https://www.gazahealthcareletters.org/usa-letter-oct-2-2024
arczyx
·去年·discuss
> I think it is unfair to point to military mistakes as undermining all of U.S. credibility.

US didn't invade Iraq and other countries "by mistake". Same with all the coups and regime change operations. If you think these many instances are mistake, well then I have a bridge to sell to you.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...
arczyx
·去年·discuss
> But China ultimately having that power scares me more than an American company having it.

Well for people not from US, China having that power is absolutely better. After all, unlike the US, China hadn't invaded another country or instigated coup for the past 40+ years.
arczyx
·6 年前·discuss
Governments are already printing money for the rich though, it's called 'Quantitative Easing'.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantitative_easing