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by temp8830 3mo ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. Eric Schmidt has his own AI killer drone factory. That's pretty evil.
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by temp8830 3mo ago
So, gone from ignoring to making fun of them? That would mean they are on their way to winning.
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by temp8830 3mo ago
Just because people disagree with you does not mean "narrow reading". OK, PG might have proved it's possible for someone to become a billionaire. But why is that a good thing? The model is: rich old guys extract money from t
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by temp8830 3mo ago
People who love cookie banners either don't exist, or are alien invaders :)
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by temp8830 4mo ago
This is very much untrue, and the debate about exactly how much sampling constitutes fair use has gone one for many years and court cases.
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by temp8830 4mo ago
Even though the founders of OpenAI are not exactly someone you'd root for, comparisons to theft are silly. By that token it would be illegal to go into a library, read a book, and actually remember what was in it. Except in this case
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by temp8830 4mo ago
But will he reload us?
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by temp8830 4mo ago
All the owners have to do is transfer the property to an LLC. I'm sure none of them will figure this out. This proposal's only purpose is PR.
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by temp8830 4mo ago
But that's 95% of cars that didn't need to be tested. All that the testing requirement does is reinforce the (correct) public's perception that it's a free money scheme. If the "check engine" light is not on
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by temp8830 4mo ago
*AGPL
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by temp8830 4mo ago
AWS UX isn't bad because engineers are bad at UX. It's because inside AWS it's every man for himself, and every team for itself. They don't collaborate, they don't talk, they compete to ship everything as quickly
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by temp8830 4mo ago
But the question was different: it wasn't "can I get good at this flowery small talk if it doesn't come naturally?", it was "is flowery small talk genuine care?" I would posit that no, it is not. And it's
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by temp8830 5mo ago
But usually they are "here's why Palantir isn't evil". Actually, they are "Palantir is evil and that's awesome!"
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by temp8830 5mo ago
> Do you really think companies have started spending millions on tokens and no one from finance has been involved? Oh, they were involved all right. They ran their analyses and realized that the increase in Acme Corp's share price
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by temp8830 5mo ago
Why does a fast food delivery service need a research arm in the first place? It's not exactly rocket surgery.
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by temp8830 5mo ago
But why does Uber need to spend 3.4B on injecting a useless blob of text between me and an overpriced burger delivered by a struggling illegal immigrant in a smoke-belching jalopy? I know the counter-argument. "This will increase sale
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by temp8830 5mo ago
> Only one amateur in my portfolio need "catch" the incumbent "out". The rest can live out the rest of their short degenerate lives as the failed experiments that they are. This does however have the side effect of t
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by temp8830 5mo ago
Larger cities have private schools. There are also embassy-affiliated schools (yes, even today). In public schools there's this unofficial "letter grade system". Unlike the US, where kids homerooms are mixed around each yea
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by temp8830 5mo ago
North Korea likely is extremely safe when things like street violence and bullying are concerned. It's only unsafe for dissidents. And you know, you can also ask people. In software there is a large population that grew up in the e
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by temp8830 5mo ago
We must be looking at different data. Most of Europe has seen a significant increase in far right support. Italy, France, Germany. And in the US, like it or not, there are people who feel represented by the MAGA movement. And last I che
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by temp8830 5mo ago
But also if you want the best of those worlds. Specifically: instant acceleration of the EV drivetrain and increased range provided by ICE. A Dodge Ram hybrid might not be the best example, but do watch some reviews of Chinese EREVs that a
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by temp8830 5mo ago
But if far right parties are gaining votes - then some voting population is giving votes to them. Or are you saying that far right parties are not Nazis?
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by temp8830 5mo ago
Approximately the same things were said about Dubya Jr's war with invisible WMDs. If you've forgotten - listen to some songs that came out at the time. It's not about a particular president, it's that the US seems to h
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by temp8830 6mo ago
The only "stability" gold has is an emergent property of an interconnected system of hairless apes somehow making each other believe they need it. Same with fiat, bitcoin, or whatever we come up with tomorrow. None of these thin
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by temp8830 6mo ago
Low quality: when someone insinuates that the part of the establishment who play "good cop" are not saints.
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by temp8830 6mo ago
Nah, this problem is systemic, and much older than the current administration. Or has everyone forgotten the "anthrax" in a test tube? The invisible WMDs? The fake news about soldiers tossing babies out of incubators? Setting
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by temp8830 6mo ago
It's not about steamrolling, never was. The whole point of the exercise was to install a puppet government. In Ukraine, the TV actor installed by the Biden administration is currently the acting president. The moment funding runs ou
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by temp8830 6mo ago
Some folks had to be in line for gas 50 years ago, and the revenge for that is killing children? I guess "dumb" doesn't describe this. "Insane" is a better fit.
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by temp8830 6mo ago
The people of the USA will just have to voice their complaints through the free media. The entirety of which is owned by 2-3 rich guys.
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by temp8830 6mo ago
Proxy war. And that's an awful lot of years and billions spent on flattening nothing, don't you think?

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