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2PqboPPmKegvanx
21d ago
highly doubt Jason or 404 is out here just telling AI to write a story.
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21d ago
>I do take significant issue with standard installation practices I just don't understand why there is no middle option. Either on the ground for a 6 year old or set up for a 2m+ man.
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26d ago
CEOs who act the way he does are horrible CEOs 100% of the time - doesn't matter if the company has 10, 100 or 100,000 employees.
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26d ago
>Does he over promise and exaggerate? Undoubtedly. >But he does also deliver. Shotwell deserves 99.99% of the SpaceX credit over Musk. anyone who says differently needs to take off their Musk-coloured glasses also there are very good
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27d ago
its the same individuals in my experience. i don't see people who used to be good employees suddenly sending a 3000 word email, but i sure do see that out of the people who were bad coworkers 12 months ago and still are today.
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27d ago
Part 3: "Voluminous AI Psychosis"
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28d ago
don't they know? >“When people talk about just one of these, privacy or safety, they’re prioritizing the wrong thing, and what we have to prioritize as a country is compromise,” Langley said during a recent interview with Fox News.
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28d ago
question for you but what weather app / tool are you using in your personal life, as someone who works in that general industry.
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1mo ago
ChatGPT having issues across every component (except FedRAMP) Ads Platform? still in the green with no incidents.
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1mo ago
>It’s kinda ironic that with all that AI, they choose not to use any of that intelligence to target ads better. I couldn't possibly be more par for course for OpenAI
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2mo ago
i mean it started nearly 2 years ago...
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2mo ago
no kidding. >The Federal Bureau of Investigation, along with agents from the Internal Revenue Service and United States Postal Inspection Service, raided Thao's home on June 20, 2024 as part of a corruption investigation that's
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2mo ago
totally agree that its "fine" - but no one who is serious is doing their data work / anything else in Numbers. >gist of the article is that don’t use spreadsheets for things that are too complicated. the OP appears to have
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2mo ago
>You can do horrifying and amazing things with Excel. I've never seen a better explanation of the tool than that one sentence
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2mo ago
how you know they aren't serious people? Numbers is referenced almost as many times as Excel in the blog post. First sentence of the post? >My fundamental rule is Don’t, but a single word wouldn’t make for much of a blog post.
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2mo ago
>with, I assume, more guardrails with Grok, that's a tremendous assumption
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2mo ago
>Any ethicist for a corporation is clearly a PR move, right? I think a lot of it depends on the size of the company. Startup? Sure, maybe it's a real thing. Gigantic company like a member of FAANG or MANGOS? absolutely a PR move.
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2mo ago
the only shocking thing to me is that they still had even a single one.
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2mo ago
>The service has just gotten worse the story of literally every product Elon has been involved in for the last 26 years.
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2mo ago
>People love hating on x and nikita but both the app & web experience have improved dramatically over the last year+ you say this like it had anywhere to go but up.
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2mo ago
Neither here nor there but that whole upper NE corner of the state only has a handful of hospitals - in part because there just aren't that many people who live there. NMLEG map of counties and population | https://www.nmleg
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2mo ago
>Now another EA has followed the path of making a lot of money relatively quickly and losing it just as fast let's be clear here - he didn't actually "lose" a ton of money. he was up 439% net in the first half of 2026
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2mo ago
trust us, it's quite clear you have no knowledge about the topic you are speaking on.
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2mo ago
what law are you insinuating Aschenbrenner broke?
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2mo ago
>Microsoft idea to build data centres in shipping containers a few years ago, again using the ocean for cooling Project Natnick! It was a success, the research concluded and it is no longer active. Article: https://news.micro
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2mo ago
the term zeppelins needs to be used more often. love this idea, where do i mail my money to invest!!!!!
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3mo ago
>No company officer should be allowed to make such claims without being removed from office. Any other company officer in a fortune 100 company would be removed from office if they made claims like this. The single reason he isn't
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3mo ago
>Calling something a scam implied intentional deception about the underlying business SPCX says their TAM is $29 Trillion, an intentionally deceptive number. Anything they say about Mars is an intentional deception, at least until they d