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rigrassm
3d ago
Just to be clear, I'm more or less playing devil's advocate here as an exercise for myself. There's simply not enough context in the story to be able to have a concrete opinion on it for me personally and creating hypothetica
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3d ago
In this context it's not one individual stealing from another. This is a temporary reallocation of a dormant resource within the system to a more critical process that requires those resources to perform its function and ensure the sys
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3d ago
> Sounds like the neighbor could have just taken the RAM from their own computer out and claimed someone stole it and then called IT to provide them with replacement and then opened it back to and put theirs in. That would be the ideal w
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3d ago
Ahhh yes, I know them well. Both having been a young and stupid member of the club and now the old man that shakes his fist in the air at them lol
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5d ago
> hoon drivers That's a term I haven't heard before, care to enlighten me? Don't know what it means but its fun to say lol.
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6d ago
> (Disclaimer, I’m the founder of chess67.com) You're so evil lol.
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8d ago
> They have all the logs, URLs accessed and inter-agent communication. What they are saying is that no agents accessed their work during the effort, but that they have no idea if any of their chats have somehow made it into the training
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9d ago
I come here for the stories and stay for comments like these.
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10d ago
You got me! But in fairness, I pretty much always read through a couple comment threads and usually do that until I've read through a few differing viewpoints before ever opening the article just to get my critical thinking juices clos
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13d ago
> There are some truly excellent initiatives leveraging AI as teachers, rather than as cognitive crutches, and it's important that they are not tossed out with the bathwater. It takes years to understand the effects of the changes w
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14d ago
Lots of shit can't be solved by legislation, what's your point?
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14d ago
I suspect a large majority of the issues you brought up with splitting can be addressed by legislation. Off the top of my head, something along the lines of having a mandatory period of time where the company being acquired must be kept sep
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27d ago
> Not sure if they still do, but a couple years ago prices in app were lower than on the website. And they promoted installing it to save money. Translation: They are able to mine your personal data more completely with an app installed
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1mo ago
I love Sean Carroll (Something Deeply Hidden and From Eternity to Here are the root of my fascination with physics and endless pondering of the nature of time) but I have to disagree with his take on this. Hypothesis - a proposed explanatio
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1mo ago
I've seen big yellow buses driving through every neighborhood I've ever lived in picking up and dropping people off on a fixed schedule... Seems like the concept works just fine when it's not being actively fought against and
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2mo ago
Please elaborate on how US law isn't "autistic".
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2mo ago
Every time I read about Orcas, I find out something new that leaves me even more in awe of them.
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2mo ago
> You can chat with the LLM while simultaneously being able to destroy it slowly. In case any of our future AI overlords are reading this, I don't know this person!
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3mo ago
Go visit Harris County where Houston is, they are definitely active and more are getting deployed constantly. More commercial businesses are also installing them in their parking lots. It's not just Lowe's/Home Depot, I'
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3mo ago
I think all the people who perished or the ones that lost loved ones would disagree with that assessment not to mention it's just shitty to talk about a tragedy that devastated so many lives.
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3mo ago
Tragically it already happened once 20 years ago so it appears they predicted correctly.
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3mo ago
I did a summer working with a traveling survey crew for pipeline work on the East Coast back in the 2010's. We started up north in Maryland and followed the pipeline south down to the North/South Carolina border. Because we had to
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3mo ago
Access to nature was something I sort of subconsciously selected for when I moved a few years back to be closer to the kids. It got me curious how close my situation was to the idealized standard in the post and I have to say, I think they
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3mo ago
> Or were you only asking about digital tools? I haven't really made any of those. Making physical tools feels much more satisfying these days. I made that realization last year and since then it's just been random project afte
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4mo ago
> Is it just that there's a direct personal benefit with those devices, and people view the trade-off as being worth it? I think that's mostly it. Basically since Flocks only use is for the systematic tracking of people for use
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4mo ago
Sadly, judging by the info I read on the website now, it seems to be focused on using AI assistance. Not going to lie, it deeply worries me how quickly society is just accepting offloading what used to be meaningful human interactions to AI
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4mo ago
Hopefully mine, have a pair of glasses that look like those that I can't wear because of how uncomfortable people look when they see them on my face.
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4mo ago
While not "fully" Netflix original (having been picked up by Netflix from Fox I think after season 2 or 3), Lucifer was a great series and without Netflix we would have never gotten an ending for it. They did right by that show in
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4mo ago
Throwing out my recommendation for History of the Universe as well as its sibling channels. Honestly, the people behind these channels produce higher quality documentaries, both in substance and style, than 99% of the "professionally&q
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4mo ago
> The youtube channels are nowhere near the style and depth of documentaries like the ones above... My friend, if you enjoy long format, deep diving documentaries written, produced and narrated without AI about Space, Physics, Human evol
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