Taters91

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by Taters91 5mo ago
These kind of checks were available without AI.
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by Taters91 5mo ago
So since there are other consequences, nothing should be done? I think sexually demeaning children is a really big issue, and pretty well-defined and wide spread. We may not need to ban things, but not doing anything is a cop-out.
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by Taters91 11mo ago
Why should CNN not be allowed to publish analysis?
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by Taters91 11mo ago
AGI just means an arbitrary revenue number according to OpenAI and MSFT. It's not a real thing. It's made up.
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by Taters91 1y ago
In learning and intelligence, forgetting is often just as importance as remembering. This idea of remembering everything is just another piece of spaghetti tossed at the wall.
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by Taters91 1y ago
This is not surprising at all to the people who have looked at other cities that have implemented it. These were all expected outcomes, and I'm glad the expectations turned into reality. One thing I'd like to add in is that to tak
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by Taters91 1y ago
I'd argue that cars are not more convenient in dense cities like New York. You have to find parking, you have to navigate traffic (pedestrian, car, and e-bike), and then you have to find gas stations. With public transportation, you do
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by Taters91 1y ago
so can I
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by Taters91 2y ago
Literally not the definition of a dictatorship. Elections alone do not guarantee a government not run by a dictator. Not having elections during wartime doesn't mean a dictator is in charge. There is still a parliament.
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by Taters91 2y ago
Penny had multiple chances to get the Neely away from the situation, he didn't need to use a chokehold, he didn't need to step in. Trains stop fairly regularly, and people who regularly use the train who felt unsafe know they can
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by Taters91 2y ago
Daniel Penny acted like a coward in that situation. Anybody in that situation would be vigilant but not just go and kill a guy. If he was scared for himself, he could have left the train. If he was scared for the rest of the people in the t
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by Taters91 2y ago
Yup, that's the general feeling among the colonists that were revolutionary. Most of the colonists felt they were not being treated like British citizens, and they resented the inequity. Taxation was not the issue: it was the lack of
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by Taters91 2y ago
No it didn't. The Tea Act removed duties on the East India Company, removed the need to go to the London Tea Auction, and just required a deposit for the importer.
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by Taters91 2y ago
I want to do business, but without all that nasty business stuff
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by Taters91 2y ago
Do not use ChatGPT if you are beginning coding. It does not always produce valid or good code, and if you are not experienced, you may pick up on bad habits that some people's code in ChatGPT's training set has built.
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by Taters91 2y ago
I agree. You may get things done and learn some things from a solo project, but in industry software engineering is much more about maintaining and extending code you haven't written. You can't emulate that by yourself.
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by Taters91 2y ago
I can think of one reason, and it is that Boeing was accused of loosening hiring requirements because of their DEI policies. I do not believe this is the case for this ruling, and there is no evidence that Boeing changed hiring or training
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by Taters91 2y ago
According to the NPR article about this: "The judge also objected to a requirement that the monitor selection process adhere to the DOJ's diversity and inclusion policy." So it seems as if the judge doesn't like somethin
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by Taters91 2y ago
Irrelevant, cloning doesn't and probably never will, happen.
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by Taters91 2y ago
He did present his view in the damages portion. And the court ruled that he did not comply with discovery. Then later in the damages portion of the trial, it was proven he lied. Like, on live camera.
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by Taters91 2y ago
Just read through the motions and pleadings and you get the picture of what is going on https://infowarslawsuit.com/heslin-versus-jones/ They brought a case. They asked for discovery. The Jones team explicitly did not
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by Taters91 2y ago
Again, what do you mean by "peers"? In the justice system, it just means a cross-section of the community that is as impartial as possible, as filtered out by the voir dire process. I don't think in any way these are his frie
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by Taters91 2y ago
Discovery isn't just giving over random documents. It's about giving over the documents that are requested by the other side. So giving more documents than they ask for is actually a hinderence. And the case was not about specific
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by Taters91 2y ago
Do you think that I think his friends and colleagues were on the jury?
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by Taters91 2y ago
The court system worked very well in this case. A set of parents brought a civil lawsuit against a well-known man who was spreading what they thought were lies and inflicting emotional distress. Jones had plenty of time to respond, and he d
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by Taters91 3y ago
No duh
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by Taters91 3y ago
This is wrong
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by Taters91 4y ago
"Just because I can build a car, don't expect me to build a seat belt or airbags." It is perfectly reasonable and not at all asinine to ask to build features contingent on others.
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by Taters91 4y ago
It's greed. At this point, they have been in more than one country that has used their product to advance genocide. Gross negligence, apathy, greed.
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by Taters91 5y ago
They are moving one office, not the entirety of their downtown offices and South Lake Union campuses. The tax amazon movement has nothing to do with it. It is important to expand thinking, but it isn't a good idea to just make up reas

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