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I feel that all of these deals are an implicit acknowledgement that what OpenAI and all of these companies did training on everyone's' content and data was illegal. If you're so certain that what you did was fine and fair use
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Tesla has received over $2B in subsidies since 09, accepted $750M from New York for a SolarCity plant in Buffalo, SolarCity also received $500M in federal grants. I could keep going but you get the idea. To be clear, I have no problem with
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> Media platform X said on Saturday it would close its operations in Brazil "effective immediately" due to what it called "censorship orders" from Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes. Elon has complied with "cens
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> What’s growing is spending on Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. As you can see in the above chart, the CBO sees spending on “major health care programs” (including Medicare, Medicaid, and Obamacare subsidies) growing from 6.3 pe
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I have spent more time than I am willing to admit going through various CS degree syllabi and very few degrees require compilers or distributed systems. Those are usually master's degree courses. Some universities will make distributed
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I really wanted this to be about the sneaker.
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The US has done itself a disservice with their actions because few people trust the government. A national ID system means a database of all Americans that would very likely be used for surveillance and monitoring. I'm saying this as s
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You say the quotes are out of context so what exactly do you want to see? > Otherwise the story is they negotiated to add something unrelated in only to vote it away, which seems a bit counterproductive even as political theatre (ie, why
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The bill was co-sponsored and put together by Republican and Democrat senators which is why they call it bipartisan. I agree that I would prefer the bill didn't have any riders and was just a border bill but none of the Republican comp
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I can give you the bill itself[0] and a few related pieces[1][2][3] [0] https://www.appropriations.senate.gov/news/majority/murray-r... [1] https://www.mediamatters.org/immigration/myths-and-fa
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Legislation that everyone agrees with gets shot down because one side doesn't want to make the other side look good. Republicans torpedoed a recent border bill because they didn't want to give Biden brownie points.
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During a gold rush, sell shovels.
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> This means that over the 7.1 million miles Waymo drove, there were an estimated 17 fewer injuries and 20 fewer police-reported crashes compared to if human drivers with the benchmark crash rate would have driven the same distance in th
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Citation for 1?
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I want it to be easier to develop local-only offline apps and I want to verify that they are offline by being able to see if they are sending network traffic in the same way I can currently use browser tools to see what data is coming from
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Why wouldn't they be? If you fail to make a competitive product because your company sucks, I don't see why courts should take action against the company that is making a good product. However, if that company is using their marke
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Ladybird has started using Swift.
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He also wrote a book for parents named How to Raise a Healthy Gamer.
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If we are mentioning mini PCs then I think it is only fair to mention that every single console went to AMD for chips.
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Performance. Intel still manages to squeak out some wins against AMD when it comes to single-threaded CPU task but in every other metric, they are chasing AMD.
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My phrasing is confusing and I apologize for that. I do not mean market leader in that there are more AMD CPUs than Intel CPU. I'm speaking about hardware performance.
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We are coming up on 7 years since the first Ryzen chip. In 7 years AMD went from very behind to a little behind then on-par and finally now market leader. The fact Intel let this happen in such a short time frame is a bit mind boggling.
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Their integration looks sloppy compared to Tree Style Tabs but I hope that I can separately disable top side tabs without enabling this because there are already plugins that are superior.
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I only value a currency in how useful it is. Until I can pay rent in crypto, there is no reason for me to care.
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I don't think he started the fire but he drove the tanker truck of gasoline into it.
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This will never happen and the Hyperloop was a lie. Your comment reads like Elon propaganda.
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In game development this isn't true for better or worse. There is a lot of sunken cost mindset in games that we just go with what we have because we have already invested the time in it and we'll make it work by any means.
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I have thought about this many times when thinking about the Framework Laptop. How easy it would be to swap one of the side ports with a malicious version that has something like a keylogger in it and you would never be the wiser.
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This sounds like a warning more than anything else. They are saying "we can get to you if we need to."
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We didn't invent oil and could've left it in the ground. This is a man made problem that is only going to get worse.
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