They have the ability to say whatever they are trained to say. You just need a training set with the inputs and outputs you want.

Reagan never ruled on my country and it's the same.

Radio stations play the same songs over and over again.

No, I have a developed system of morality, quite strong. And eating meat doesn't contradict it.

For anyone curious the model is based on avoidance of cruelty. Cruelty is what makes people bad. If you do something with cruel intentions it doesn't matter what you destroy, a human, other animal, a plant or even a geological formation. If you do it with cruelty on mind you are a bad person.

But if your intentions are others, then there's nothing bad. You eat meat not because you want to be cruel towards an animal, but because you want to eat. Then it's ok.

It's all about avoiding cruel intentions on humans. Those are my morals at least. I follow them and judge anothers based on them.

It doesn't look like anything to me.

They didn't get people into their store by literally giving up free games.

They are not getting people in with q UI redesign.

I never in my life was sure that they had changed something.

Was like seeing the second cat in the matrix.

EU institutions are for the lobbyist, not for the people. We already knew that.

I wrote all my EU representatives in the parliaments about the chat control topic, and NONE of them answered. They are an elite above normal citizens, they do not care about us. They are aristocrats.

I feel like they carefully manufactured a low supply situation to keep price and expectations up.

It's not like a controller uses ddr5 ram or any high demand components. They didn't make more simply because they didn't want to.

I don't see why put quantum computer in that group.

It's a scientific research topic. It is know what it does and what it doesn't do. And they are not selling you it's going to be the future.

It's just a developing technology which have potential to make some algorithms more efficient than binary computation.

They don't sell you quantum computation, they don't tell you to invest in it. It's just something being researched by computer scientists.

Let's not be that much anti-any-kind-of-progress, shall we?

I switched for IE to firefox on 2007 and never switch back.

There are some things here and there(mostly due things being implemented by default for chromium), but it has always been the best browser overall for me.

What?

Post quantum encryption algorithms are the ones that any serious company should use right now.

Because one of the algorithms that it's stated to be far more efficient on a quantum computer than a binary one are number factorization, which is the bases of many public private enceyption algorithms like RSA.

Right now it's not possible, but listen now decrypt later means that anything encrypted now might be decrypted in not so many years by a quantum computer.

They are not selling you a quantum computer, they are "selling" the algorithm you should be using if you don't want your communications to be easily decrypted when a quantum computer with a higher number of stable qbits hits production.

Those algorithms are, anyway, public and well know, like parabolic curve algorithm or lattices. You could implement them yourself, any company can do so.

I want one random atom to be one plank unit shifted to the left at the beginning of the universe.

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I wonder what the motivation is. Surely is not to do something good.

Tax deductions by donating money to a non-profit?

A try to get a grasp on one programming language with a bright future so they could profit out of it later?

A PR move?

An attempt to get on the good side of Mozilla so they get partnership for AI integration in Firefox?

I didn't even remember it had AI. I think I think I disabled it as soon as it popped out and they never bothered me about it again.

I would assume that embarrassment drives most deletes here.

They are not selling that to end users or business.

That's a line of product for research purposes.

They sell that to people researching quantum computer.

Ah yes, another company trying to squeeze ridiculous amounts of money out of people just because "it has linux".

They may have done you a favour. The name just being the name of a famous experiment is not very SEO friendly. The less of your troubles is another game having the same name, you have thousands of references to that experiment to compete with for name placement.

They get into politics because they are obsessed with control.

We probably need a system were politicians are not actually in control. Then they might be some who doesn't get into it just because they want to mandate other people what they can or cannot do.

Nobody voted for paper straws, glued bottletaps or AliExpress tariffs. Enough people voted for this.

EU is hardly a democracy. More like an enlightened despotism. "All for the people, but without the people".