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Non-profits are required to take meeting minutes by law. The FTC will have information about OpenAI’s board.
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So all this ‘pent up demand’ for AI (as investors) is basically the company that builds the tool? Imagine if Levis Strauss back in the gold rush days was the mysterious whale that bought most of the gold. Could Satoshi Nakamoto be Jensen Hu
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How is Microsoft handling all of this right now?
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At this point, all the world’s systems are by far incapable of staving off social engineering scams.
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Thanks, I wonder if I can now train an AI to create exquisite GIFs using binary using these instructions.
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AI allows companies to skirt laws. For example, a company may be forbidden from collecting information on individual people but that rule doesn’t apply for aggregated data. AI can be a deployed ‘agent’ that does all the collection and final
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This is an interesting method to advertise. I can’t say I like it or hate it but certainly, it’s better that advertisers are being more proactive.
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Wealth is a multiplier. If the kid is a bump on the log, they’ll be even more of one with more money. If they’re driven to succeed, they’ll be able to accomplish much much more with money that can fuel their endeavors.
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Ploy twist: Denso becomes its own car company that manufactures traditional cars.
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When you have the assurance that you'll get wealth handed down to you, it opens up the possibility to explore things you're good at and take on more risk to amass greater wealth. So really, it's a push and pull situation. Bil
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I’ve had malfunctioning servos that can’t seem to keep still. It affects the recirculation and air controls but that’s about it.
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Seems like MusicXML is a great format for ML applications. You need to start somewhere and machine-readable code is important.
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Sqids vs Squids. Missing the 'U' for unique but nevertheless a unique shortened version of the regular spelling.
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It's a minor inconvenience to many but it's a necessity to a few who desperately need it to keep safe. What if I wasn't vigilant about my surroundings? Could someone weaker have been able to confront the individual? These are
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One time, a random stranger shot pictures of my little daughter at Costco. I confronted the creep and also reported him to the staff. Costco staff couldn't do anything about it but the manager offered to escort our family around. I app
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I wish there were more companies in the US that can look at problem and solve it to a great deal of technical complexity. It seems like we’re too focused on large and shiny objects.
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I hope one day, Tesla would use these sounds to troubleshoot and perform preventative maintenance.
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Yes
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Isn’t it easy to fool the request to make it look like it’s coming from Chrome? Are there extensions on Firefox to do this?
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Sounds like the future of Tesla / SpacefleetX
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The moment a company pays good money, that legitimizes the hacking group and emboldens them to keep going. You can’t trust that they’ll not leak even after they get paid.
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I wouldn't buy a Chinese ICE vehicle (besides maybe a Wuhan-made Honda). What makes you think EVs would be any different?
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It looks like an OTA (aka Recall) update will fix the traction on the Cybertruck.
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Agree with you there. The proposed solution? All lane freeway tolls https://www.ktvu.com/news/renewed-push-for-all-lane-freeway-... A car’s carbon footprint should also measure the wear and tear it puts on infrastructu
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If that’s the case, heavy SUVs and heavy EVs should be taxed for causing heavier damages to roads. EVs bypass the gas tax so I guess there’s that to look into.
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I’ve driven compact cars all my life. Uneven pavement, potholes, dried/crusted/rocky asphalt affects my car more than someone with a larger sedan.
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Emerging markets actually have newer roads in comparison to developed markets.
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I know, huh? It’s almost as if Tesla fails to pay lobbying groups to promote their cars.
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Is it a SUV by the true definition of one or a crossover? The term SUV has been manipulated to the point that unibody sedans on larger wheels now qualifies as an SUV at a dealer showroom.
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Not only do they destroy the environment, they tear up paving with the gross vehicle weight and heftier tires.

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