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Blue_Morpho

@ Blue_Morpho @lemmy.world

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  • Literally exactly how it works, too.

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  • When the cat observes the experiment by not dying, it collapses from the cat's point of view.

    If an interaction occurs it collapses for all points of view. The geiger counter is the observer.

  • Literally exactly how it works, too.

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  • So only scientists capable of observing create the entire universe from moment to moment? People who are extraordinarily stupid or just sleeping don't independently exist?

  • Literally exactly how it works, too.

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  • So at what point in human evolution was one human conscious enough to have the first observation and therefore spring quantum mechanics into existence in the universe?

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    Gabe the GOAT Newell

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  • You could revoke authorizations. Which didn't matter because until 2007 it didn't need Internet activation.

  • Literally exactly how it works, too.

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  • I think we all understand the joke is that the eyes represent the endpoint of the observation apparatus. That is the first panel is isolated and the second panel has a detector measuring the path that the scientist then looks at.

    So yeah, "eyes" don't cause a waveform collapse. But how does a two panel cartoon with no words represent no interaction? First panel is blank?

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    Gabe the GOAT Newell

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  • That is absolutely not true. You sold your game with the key. Nothing about CD keys nor secure rom stopped this. The CD key gave the game the location of the specially stamped spot on the CD to verify it was the original CD. SecureRom kept people from selling copies. It did not stop selling the original.

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    Gabe the GOAT Newell

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  • The person who disagrees is too young to know that was ever possible. They have grown up in a dystopia so they don't know the law is being broken or know that other countries, unlike America, stopped Steam from violating consumer laws.

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    Gabe the GOAT Newell

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  • Of course you don't "own software" like you don't own the right to distribute to reproduce a book you bought. This is about resale rights.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine

    The Supreme Court ruled and Congress ratified into law that once a copyrighted work is sold, the owner gives up the right to control resale. The specific case was book publishers who added a disclaimer that the book couldn't be resold cheaply after purchase.

    This is exactly what Steam prevents.

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    Gabe the GOAT Newell

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  • that he got rich doing what he loves

    What he loved doing was taking away consumer rights and pocketing the profit as the one who did it the best. Before Steam, you actually owned your games and could resell them without asking anyone permission. Steam bypassed all copyright laws by saying, "But what if we sold a steam key instead of the game." It's the same "It's not illegal if we do it on a computer" law sidestep that techbros learned from Gabe and copied.

    Before Apple sold restricted ownership music and before Amazon sold restricted ownership books, their was Steam paving the way to our current economy where you own nothing.

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  • Marjorie Taylor Greene is crazy to suggest Ivermectin because Pete Hegseth said germs aren't real.

  • Bambu Lab Sent a Cease-and-Desist. The AGPL Might Send One Back.

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  • And is promised to be open,

    It is open. They published their firmware on GitHub like they promised.

    they use a proprietary hotend and nozzle that you can't replace 3rd party,

    3rd party nozzles are on Aliexpress

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    Google Chrome silently installs a 4 GB AI model on your device without consent. At a billion-device scale the climate costs are insane.

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  • Begin new life with linux

    1. Find a package you need.
    2. It's only distributed as a docker container.
    3. Install docker.
    4. Docker installs it's AI assistant.
    5. Install podman.

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    Google Chrome silently installs a 4 GB AI model on your device without consent. At a billion-device scale the climate costs are insane.

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  • I'm not sure if Gemini is that much better or they slowly degraded Assistant. I distinctly remember being able to ask certain things of Assistant and a year ago it stopped working. Assistant was still there but many requests no longer worked.

  • gasoline powered laptop

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  • I'm going to claim it's fake because there is nothing resembling a generator in the photos.

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    keepPreachingAiBros

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  • There's a huge difference between adding AI to your workflow like lint and AGI.

  • Oops

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  • We didn't even need to throw a rock. There's evidence that early man was a persistence hunter.

    All other animals sprint. But man is the only animal that could jog them to death by jogging and never stopping until the animal collapses from exhaustion.

  • Claude Code refuses requests or charges extra if your commits mention "OpenClaw"

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  • The comments in that thread are a goldmine.

    Because of how Claude parses, simply adding "openclaw" as hidden text on your webpage could stop any AI agents that use Claude.

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    little take

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  • Apples to Oranges. Taking the results of AI and then reading, and rewriting code that you can see is a problem but didn't notice before isn't a security risk at all.

  • can somebody help me figure out what the hell is going on with my petg prints?

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  • Did you get it working? I've been avoiding tall pctg parts on my u1 because I don't want to waste the filament.