I guess they really do know if you’re a dog.
Bringing to mind (per usual) the quavering voice of David Crosby’s over-the-top histrionic paranoid manifesto Almost Cut My Hair: “It serves to increase my paranoia, like looking in the rearview mirror and seeing a PO-LEASE car!”
However, it would have made me feel worse had this been discovered when I thought of myself as human. Now that I know I’m a robot, somehow it’s easier to take.
Paging John Connor.
MIT's tiny robots are learning to work as a team.
For all his moaning, you know what Pompeo STILL hasn’t done? Say one word in defense of the diplomat who was smeared by the president’s henchmen. He’s a coward, and like most cowards he can’t handle being called out on it.
The first statement made by the president’s defense lawyers is that the president has done nothing wrong. If you believe that, you believe it’s ok for everyone in our political system to invite foreign powers to interfere in our elections.
Love the I’m a Robot video. I find the first link, above, really disturbing. Thanks for posting it. Lemme know if you come across some reputable analysis of what the limits are. For example, if someone offers a proxy server that simply passes on HTTP requests, all the timestamps should be from the proxy. (I gotta go read the original paper instead of playing with Wetmachine…)