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lawlessone
8mo ago
>Before I buy, can you confirm the bridge is GDPR-compliant, AI-Act-ready, has a digital product passport, and passed its environmental impact assessment? Great comment! We've added double-plus-good to your Palantir-Trumport account
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lawlessone
8mo ago
TIL 1984-esque is when i can't use my customers data to train bots.
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8mo ago
Thinking the same thing, nobodies calling the Pope a painter because he paid Michelangelo to paint a chapel. In b4 someone mentions some famous artists had apprentices under them. I might start watching golf, and everytime someone else get&
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lawlessone
8mo ago
it's for banking apps specifically though. Anyway it's not like they're the UK and have age ID's for their internet lol
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lawlessone
8mo ago
Tbf it's been going on since before 2011
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lawlessone
8mo ago
you haven't contributed much to GitHub since 2022? *edit unless your commits are elsewhere?
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lawlessone
8mo ago
odd they legislate for it, banks usually do this anyway
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lawlessone
8mo ago
> is he stupid? Well it's ICE, they haven't gotten the real cop training.
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8mo ago
> Many people want to buy but cannot put up the initial costs. This, monthly rent actually costs more here in Ireland than what you would pay monthly for mortgage.
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8mo ago
>that will inevitably shrink the supply of rentals As someone that's renting because buying is impossible i think this would be fantastic. They should do it with Airbnb too. Not American or in the US, this is problem everywhere now.
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8mo ago
i am in the process of finishing up a role doing annotations for these, for a company i cannot name (basically clicking lots of box hundreds of times a day) So the endless hosepipe of repetitive , occasionally messed up, requests has probab
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8mo ago
d'oh
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8mo ago
slop
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8mo ago
I know people will say things like "oh see the tax is actually a loss to <country/state>". But what loss exactly? he was barely paying taxes anyway? How many jobs was his "family office" providing? how many ar
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8mo ago
i know, there an inexhaustible amount of human written books to read before i'd be desperate enough to read the Markov chain books.
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8mo ago
Why would anyone buy the novel?
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8mo ago
>The majority of open source software development is "implementing something that already exists" I don't think open office/libre office etc have access to the source code for MS office and if they did MS would be on
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8mo ago
It cloned one of the many open source ones available is what you mean.
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8mo ago
Blogspam.
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lawlessone
8mo ago
a16z. Same reason this post got flagged and died. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46356858
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8mo ago
Of course, because this site is control of Mark Eggman Andrreesen.
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8mo ago
>versus vying for attention in a venue where several brands of "aim this at a patron to see them in a bikini" machines are installed. The CSAM machine is only a recent addition.
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8mo ago
Twitter has turned into 4chan with paid accounts.
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8mo ago
Look for the same with Greenland or Canada next :/
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8mo ago
>Now sit at home and be a good boy, take that UBI, create and be productive Honestly i prefer that listening marketing bro's on linkedin posting about how AI means X is finished and everyone who learned X needs to pay for their webi
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8mo ago
>Usually the barn funnel weavers prey on P. vagans, which are smaller. >“But in the cave, because it’s dark in there, our hypothesis was that they do not see each other,” Will they start fighting one another now lights are being shone
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9mo ago
Are they still faxing?
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9mo ago
i'm sure they profited overall, but this was costing them a little right?
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9mo ago
Given the state some of these ships are starting to be in they might just be worth scrap..
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9mo ago
I recall they lost a bit on selling the consoles to the USAF that were used as computer cluster. (The consoles afaik sell/sold? at below cost and rely on games to make up the extra cash) So they lose money on consoles that aren't
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