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lithos
8d ago
Google used to have a deny/block list. But such lists are obviously very advertising unfriendly, since the companies paying for placement and running the most ads are most likely to be blocked.
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lithos
1mo ago
If the MBAs/Managers/HR can not find a way to utilize their now more productive workers, they should be replaced.
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lithos
1mo ago
I turned mine off permanently after spending time in New Jersey, that region positively spammed them.
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lithos
1mo ago
New Jersey "government-ize-ed" this quite a while with a database that's quite abused. But every US hospital does genetics testing for allergies (a few for milk and similar that are nearly a death sentence for the new born).
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lithos
2mo ago
Exec Bonuses being able to be clawed back for Security issues is just about the only fix that will have real effects. Anything else will have MBAs believing it's a "next guy" problem, and a obstacle to hitting their objective
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lithos
2mo ago
Short term thoughtset MBAs.
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lithos
3mo ago
I would put some blame on medical billing, and the opiods pandemic also made some fertile ground for trolls (a work injury turning family member to an addict, followed by minimal fines and zero jail time for the conspirators that grew the p
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lithos
3mo ago
There's a difference between something that properly advertised itself as dangerous, and something that advertises itself as a professional authority.
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lithos
3mo ago
One that doesn't maim/injure/kill you is a pretty good standard. And before you call bs, look at all the foraging and chemistry books that are for sale on Amazon that are AI.
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lithos
3mo ago
It was a scheduled Trump win, from how demotivating Harris was. Sure Trump demotivated a little over a million or two from bothering to show up to the polls for him, Harris was five to ten times that number (depending on whose numbers you u
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lithos
4mo ago
AI Bros are spending too much good will being obnoxious about fancy approximation algorithms, when their purpose in real AI will be lizard brain/reflex type actions. The next AI winter can't happen soon enough. (Note each past AI
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lithos
4mo ago
Look a Redditor.
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lithos
5mo ago
They are scaled for politics. Tell someone over 60 or 70 that Poland has better modular reactors than us, and they'll suddenly care.
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lithos
5mo ago
My personal PCs have enough screens that I haven't tried. Though I do really like Windows snapping features on my work laptop (can't change OS there). I haven't played with other windowing systems to judge too much. And just
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lithos
5mo ago
If you picked XFCE as your front end you get WinXP functionality, with the nice things from win10/11 (start menu search that's actually local only, multiple desktop workspaces, and graphical settings/updates I've only ne
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lithos
5mo ago
Cooling is a very variable 30% cost. (IE: Iron Mountain's underground Datacenter with a flooded reservoir in the mine gets to brag about 5% of its cost being cooling, as the most extreme low end). Up north comes with it's own issu
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lithos
6mo ago
They serve ads in notifications. Of course start still has them. (Work computer can't go to Linux, so stuck witnessing the mess)
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lithos
6mo ago
Happening to the NBA gambling leagues now with both players and referees.
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lithos
7mo ago
Forum/Wiki content probably more likely to be old enough to be from preAI days, meaning they get to avoid the AI inbreeding problem. Git content likely to have code for the bot to train on.
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lithos
7mo ago
Even someone who hates AI, is likely to hate it less than SO.
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lithos
8mo ago
That doesn't happen if enough of a community forms that it goes insular to itself.
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lithos
8mo ago
Student loans are solved, join the military. It's an ok enough place to last out a recession/depression.
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lithos
8mo ago
Yeah next we'll get the same article on the importance of owning your own content.
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lithos
8mo ago
You're applying technical info to a social problem. Americans don't trust the medical system, MAGA Americans are likely to trust it less statistically due to who the opioid pandemic/over subscription issue hit (watching a pot
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lithos
8mo ago
The last graph of stack overflow seems more like just wanting to paste in a good graph, rather than a useful one for the topic. The downfall of SO is well earned and meaningful as a topic (in a different article).
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lithos
9mo ago
Laughing so hard at your naivety. They sold parking rate setting, collections, and towing to a mixture of Morgan Stanley and Abu Dhabi
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lithos
9mo ago
Hello Reddit
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lithos
10mo ago
It's worse than that in reality, AI chips are on a two year cadence for backwards compatibility (NVIDIA can basically guarantee it, and you probably won't be able to pay real AI devs enough to stick around to make hardware work ar
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lithos
10mo ago
Technically probably true since that class of people see rich and wealth as very different. Having better food/electronics/entertainment is being rich. Having assets that pay out or maintain value forever is wealth.
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lithos
11mo ago
They aren't. House reps and Senators both spend over half their time fundraising, they're gonna behave perfectly normally and ignore whatever they need to for fundraising purposes.
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