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Honestly, I think you’re going to run into UPL problems, and that residential renters typically have no power to negotiate lease terms.
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Ok yeah that’s a good point! Probably not an accounting journal then.
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The administration’s current actions are already at the bottom of the slope.
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2y ago
The famous American scout Frederick Russell Burnham once said that spending 10 days by yourself in the wild would teach you more about survival than he could teach you in 6 months of instruction.
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2y ago
In accounting, a "journal" is a chronological record of financial transactions.
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2y ago
Whenever I see this happen, I like to say the bananas are sublimating.
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2y ago
Claude has a tendency to overcomplicate bug fixes. If you put it on loop it would probably build a custom ERP platform.
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2y ago
This is such a "'No Way To Prevent This,' Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens" comment.
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2y ago
Disagree. The old way of doing SEO blogspam is dead, and good riddance. Well curated, high quality content written by humans, with information and insights you can’t get from LLMs, will reign. Long live curation.
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2y ago
tl;dr Some crypto CEOs watched Fallout and thought, “Great idea!”
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Yes, incitement is illegal, but you haven't said what kind of speech you actually have in mind. Rather, you've made a tautological assertion that we can't allow incitement because incitement is illegal.
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Hate and radicalization are products of existential purposelessness. You can’t make them go away by preventing existentially purposeless people from talking to each other.
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US recruiters will sometimes do C2C depending on the industry and client.
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2y ago
I would probably characterize the moral position as “because even more harm is done by forcing someone who isn’t willing or able to care for the child to bring it into the world.”
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2y ago
Not everyone who's pro-choice is able to make their peace with this fact or willing to say it aloud, but yeah, abortion often is basically murder (not in the common law sense) and that's OK.
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2y ago
Sign me up for photorealistic Rick & Morty.
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2y ago
I’m not acting as if anything. I’m simply pointing out that there are also rules for mootness.
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2y ago
You call 50,000,000 buffalo “in check”?
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2y ago
Except there’s a line of cases basically saying you can’t do something unlawful and then quickly stop in order to make the legal controversy go away.
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2y ago
Appreciate your response! It makes sense to me that testing LLMs with OCEAN would "work" because OCEAN is rooted in linguistic dimension reduction, but the inference that this reflects an underlying personality (however we want to
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2y ago
I'm skeptical that this is a reliable analysis. Lots of researchers have tried to put off-the-shelf LLMs through robust personality inventories like the MMPI, and they generally flunk the validity scales/have totally incoherent in
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I do what I can to allay that fear. The rest is up to them.
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2y ago
I did this while hiring last year and the number of candidates who got stuff wrong because they were too proud to just look up the answer was shocking.
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I don’t know the body of law well but in law school I was taught that west of the Rockies, where most of these prior appropriation water rights shenanigans are, it’s generally illegal to capture rain water because it would interfere with ot
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2y ago
Plus everybody on Cloud Composer.
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Why … how … Laos?
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Is that why their tab completion is so bad now?
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2y ago
Link please?
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Maybe. I'm skeptical that everyone doing it is doing it so strategically.
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2y ago
I agree, but many of the software companies that force you to "talk to sales" don't actually have enough info on the site for buyers to conduct a basic evaluation of product capabilities. There's a difference between mak
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