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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Academics should never leak their research to ClosedAI lest their work be stolen. Universities and corporations will have to build their own compute to not have their data stolen.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Arguably the average person needs to be exposed to more gore lest they become dangerously detached from the real world. People who live in sanitized bubbles end up creating systems that kill far more people because they cannot see the resul
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
They find telegram channels where people ask for jobs and offer them $500-2k to light a fire. There's millions of people who can't find jobs.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Politically constrained. It's just the stated goal is impossible given the political RoE.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
Where men are men, women are also men, and children are FBI agents.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
The ship of state is the only vessel that leaks from the top.
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
This belies a fundamental misunderstanding of Yemeni society. Arab political structure is based on tribal loyalty. Leaders of tribes pledge allegiance to other tribes or coalitions of tribes. They're not part of the same command struct
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by throwaway85825 5d ago
An emulator for old iPhones would be even better. There were a ton of great paid games in that era before the app store just became a slop casino.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
AI doom is a potential harm unlike algorithms knives and nukes which are present harms.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
In this case the finance model was used to parse lengthy, verbose and inscrutable yet very impactful chinese government pr statements and do sentiment analysis.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
Consciousness exists as a result of a survival function. LLMs emulate this because it's a statistical model based on human data. This dors not make it in itself conscious.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
Why are we so worried about supposed AI harms when algorithms already kill millions? It seems like its just a smokescreen to shield the extant harms.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
ClosedAI has every incentive to scoop academics to juice their valuation. Their public statements are worthless, only the incentive 'alignment' matters and theirs will never be on the side of the user.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
Did they ever fix terminal performance?
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
I thought rover forced you to use their horrible new UI?
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
Based on windows bloat Sally got fired because she was an old timer and cost to much so all the Sally's are gone and they're all Todd's now and windows is an unstable bloated mess.
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
What do you have against bagpipes?
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by throwaway85825 6d ago
Users should not be held to terms they were unaware of. Companies should be required to collect digital signatures and initials for every unusual term.
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by throwaway85825 7d ago
>The new AirPods 5 were built with the environment in mind A masterstroke of corporate gaslighting for their disposable product.
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by throwaway85825 19d ago
The intervention in the economy predated the war.
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by throwaway85825 19d ago
They have permanent on site inspectors, which is a contributing factor to consolidation. Whether the inspection is worth anything is a different matter.
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by throwaway85825 19d ago
In the 40s the government took control of the whole economy in the name of national security, in the 1860s the government suspended the constitution in the name of national security. None of this is new.
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by throwaway85825 19d ago
Worse is that we ended up with an oligpoly of 3 foreign owned meat packing conglomerates.
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by throwaway85825 20d ago
By having their assets overseas. You're going in circles now.
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by throwaway85825 20d ago
Carpenters are the trade that builds houses from wood. Almost every house in america is built this way. I've yet to see a carpenter job, which requires being on site, outsourced to china. Misdirecting by pretending not to know what a c
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by throwaway85825 20d ago
The national government functions as a labor union through its control of the border and regulating the conditions of employment. >I disagree with most jobs can easily be trained or cross trained People just overestimate how complicated
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by throwaway85825 20d ago
It's just not viable if you have a mortgage and insurance. There's also FinCEN reporting though temporarily suspended. I get the feeling you dont have any experience dealing with these bureaucracies. Otherwise you wouldn't be
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by throwaway85825 20d ago
A lot of employers would have slaves if they were allowed, doesnt mean that the workers shouldn't do everything possible to prevent this and politically demand better conditions. Such as the case in the topic of the thread.
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by throwaway85825 20d ago
Tradesmen? Americans used to become carpenters but now don't because it used to be paid well enough but now pays peanuts. All because of immigration. If carpenters were paid what they were paid in the 60s, inflation adjusted you'd
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by throwaway85825 20d ago
A better question is what percent of that profit could be clawed back from loan guarantees. Unlike debt they dont give a consolidated number.

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