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by 93po 3mo ago
They're saying you should be compensated and make income for the time it took you to form the business and hire employees. You shouldn't (in their theory) then continue to earn income off the labor of the people you hired - the in
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by 93po 3mo ago
What if you dump toxic waste into a river to make money, but volunteer 30-40 hours a week? Does it make the dumping less unethical? The point isn't about doing labor, it's about not profiting off of other's labor or rent-seek
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by 93po 3mo ago
I think they could have worded it better. I think they were saying that profiting from the labor of others is unethical. Using robots isn't unethical because you're not profiting from something that needs the income for itself. An
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by 93po 3mo ago
Any ballparks of what the hourly rate is you're aiming for? Sometimes with these international remote jobs it's hard to tell if it's a livable wage in the US.
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by 93po 4mo ago
My thought on this is that it's basically not legal to protect your home/family with force because of this. It's impossible to know if someone breaking in is a cop or not, and at 3AM with glass breaking and a group of people
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by 93po 4mo ago
This exactly. You need to mow and leaf blow and weed and edge lawns. You need to get transported in a car from location to location. You need hands to operate all these tools. And arms. And given landscaping, likely legs. You need to move b
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by 93po 5mo ago
probably less by the time it gets into the evidence locker
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by 93po 5mo ago
> once the investigators start asking you about it you have to lie to them You literally don't, that's what the fifth amendment is for there's a large lack of creativity in these comments. pay for a deer lease, go hunting,
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by 93po 5mo ago
How much did people on the board benefit from OpenAI going for-profit? Either directly by owning shares of the new for-profit, or knowing they eventually would, or by business connections to the new for-profit entity? I imagine most or all
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by 93po 5mo ago
A non-profit should act in its own individual best interest. If I had a non-profit for sheltering animals and one contractor told me it would cost a million dollars to build a new shelter, and another contractor, conveniently largely owned
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by 93po 5mo ago
> he knew that his actions were going to be investigated I disagree - my take when I first read this was that this was likely a pervasive thing that senior people all did, and they all knew about it. This guy pissed off the wrong person
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by 93po 5mo ago
worse than that is the $60 million sale price, which was comically and absurdly low. Elon himself said he was willing to buy it for significantly more than that and the fact that it wasn't able to go to the highest bidder just shows th
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by 93po 5mo ago
I think it's commentary on capitalism, not on a company acting out of the ordinary.
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by 93po 6mo ago
However, busses do tremendously greater wear and damage to roads than cars, and if everyone used busses exclusively the cost of road maintenance and repair would likely go up. I'd also argue we'd need the same amount of roads, but
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by 93po 6mo ago
GoatseAI - the type of open that OpenAI should have been from the start
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by 93po 6mo ago
let's not forget that calling copyright infringement theft is hyperbole, and the claim that AI is even infringing is also dubious at best, and that the concept of intellectual property at all is also ethically dubious
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by 93po 6mo ago
I don't see any evidence that Elon's brain is "going" and in fact he's literally more successful than ever - and more than almost anyone in history. Which isn't me trying to kiss his ass but rather just a state
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by 93po 6mo ago
My argument isn't that I have insider information or even any meaningful knowledge or experience with literally billion dollar acquisitions and investments. My argument is that you don't either, and almost no one does, and Elon do
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by 93po 6mo ago
so now we're accusing him of being a habitual drug user? or is this some joke that's going over my head
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by 93po 6mo ago
i've had the same thought for 20 years and unfortunately it's less likely than ever to happen now, given how many sites require javascript and have cloudflare pages before even loading a site (I get several a day). thankfully i th
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by 93po 6mo ago
Elon Musk, the richest person on the planet, with multiple industry-changing companies built under his leadership, clearly has no idea what he's doing.
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by 93po 6mo ago
I feel like this idea comes up often and in my opinion it doesn't solve anything. Take a picture of an AI image and you've made this approach useless. Which then goes to the argument of "well you'll see it's a pictu
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by 93po 6mo ago
WhatsApp bothers me incessantly about backing up my messages, and from a quick search online it seems like these backups are not E2E encrypted unless you go into settings and explicitly make them so, which I doubt most people do. And if the
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by 93po 6mo ago
Gambling is a state regulation and Trump has absolutely nothing to do with it other than indirectly through supreme court appointments, but even the 2018 ruling that gave more power to states included votes by two democrat appointed justice
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by 93po 6mo ago
Someone recreating this and allowing access to it sort of in the style of an escape room business would be pretty cool - motion flight sim where you can learn to fly the plane or learn to operate the other parts of engineer/bombing&#x2
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by 93po 6mo ago
And this is why I hate log scale graphs. Even in the cases where it does have a useful effect, 90%+ of people are still going to interpret it in a linear way and therefore make it massively misleading.
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by 93po 6mo ago
ublock origin with annoyance filters on solves 95% of this
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by 93po 6mo ago
The same as most tech companies treat their employees?
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by 93po 6mo ago
That's why this is clearly a political jab and not a real decision.
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by 93po 6mo ago
I'm a lifetime EFF member and have given them money multiple times, but this article is also clearly missing: 1. Are they spending less to get content promoted? 2. Are they posting links outside of twitter back to twitter less often? 3

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