Because it was posted to Reddit and got traction

That’s my guess at least

Definitely a human thing, there will always be humans trying to exploit any given system, it’s seemingly innate to our species

Disinformation pretty much always been a thing but the modern advertising network is what makes it a huge problem for society right now and moving forward

yes 👉

Looking good :)

Slow down!

They did not say that was achieved with quantum computing

Eta - here is a more suitable quote from the article:

For instance, a 2020 demonstration showed that a quantum computer could perform a math puzzle using 50,000 times less energy than the world’s most powerful supercomputer at the time.

Ahhh, I forgot to cure my crippling boneitis!

https://files.catbox.moe/uzuww7.mp4

Wow I haven’t seen that one in forever!

4 guys at once, two on each side, tip to tip

Middle, out

Send an email encrypted with PGP to your intended recipient (using their public key of course)

Anonymous email is possible and most places accepting anonymous tips/whistleblowing have an email address for that specifically

Alternatively I’m sure these same places can make an anonymous IM account like simpleX chat for example

There’s plenty of ways really…

Why is that?

Upvote because longboard

Try that in Canada though, it’s not going to work out. 15cm of fresh snow with ice underneath and it’s still coming down, while the sidewalks haven’t been cleared yet? Good luck biking to work then…

You would have to use transit for about half the year here

I would absolutely show that graph to everyone I know

No, don’t know what it is either

What about the climate impact? You didn’t even address that. That’s the worst part of the AI boom, were already way in the red for climate change, and this is going to accelerate the problem rather than slowing or stopping (let alone reversing it)

Why should I allow you to control my hardware when you can’t protect yourself

Correction, they can protect themselves, but they chose not to devote the time, money and effort it would take to make sure they’re secure. They just slap it together asap, say good enough, and start charging millions of dollars for customers to use it

Win XP > vista > win7 > win 10 then

Linux Mint xfce > KDE neon > aurora

Tried many distros in between like ubuntu, mint cinnamon, mint mate, debian, and a few others I only vaguely recall