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by EA-3167 2mo ago
I agree and the obvious solution is: Nothing should exist at that scale. In fact, "Able to effectively moderate your product," strikes me as an excellent standard to hold them to, then let their product find the natural usercount
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
HN threads are goofy for anyone with domain expertise in the domain being discussed, except for web development.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
He’s arguably one of the more hated public figures outside of politics, it would be much easier to list his die-hard fans.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
If OpenAI is willing to encourage people to commit literal crimes on their behalf as clumsily as we've seen evidence of, why would they hesitate to try and shift opinion on a site like this? Plus there has always been a bitter continge
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
That sounds like industry lobbying got the better of them, we have similar fights going on here around calling things plant "milk" or "butter" and the rest. What a shame, I can't imagine it's a lot of fun havin
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Nothing and no one forces you to cheat, it's a choice; an admittedly common choice, but then so are a lot of immoral acts like lying and stealing. I'm not saying that online tests are a good idea because we have to live with the s
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Specificity and rules in German bureaucracy? A real shock, let me tell you.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
You might want to check again, the people who run this forum certainly do, and no aspect of any existing US or EU law does either. Remember your personal interpretations and feelings are just that, they aren't the law or the rules of t
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
If you knew those were the conditions when you joined? Yes.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Do you not see the difference between a person volunteering to broadcast a post, vs a bird party scraping the web to index it for searching?
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Quite a few of the usual suspects are involved in Crypto, NFT’s, “Metaverse”, and now AI. You’d think people would figure it out, but there’s the old Upton Sinclair quote I guess.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
What people value is subject to marketing and long-term manipulation, not to mention a poverty of competition.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Don’t trust your feelings.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
The reality behind that is that the US is much much richer than any single European entity, and that the US is a country founded by Europeans (note that I'm talking about the country, not claiming Europeans are the first to arrive in
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
If you're advertising that you're going to permanently mark your almost certainly transient brand on desperate people for the promise of just an interview, I think it's fair to wonder what you'd prefer to keep hidden.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
Lets be real, they aren't. This is a community that was notorious for sycophancy, desperation, and cruelty for quite some time now if the success of the show 'Silicon Valley' indicates anything. This is the community that kee
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
I think that’s the future of the internet, a tiered experience with paid services at the top and ad-supported slop at the bottom.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
They have a choice in brands at the very least.
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
If you're wondering why these "churls" are increasingly popular, it's the reality that far from being mobbed by skeptics, the entire market economy is being taken for a ride in the name of AI. It's very much like th
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by EA-3167 2mo ago
It specifically targeted x.ai? https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2025/0/HF/1606/versions/... I don't see that, can you point out to me the language specifically targeting X? In fact
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
If you need something to carry loads for example, you might want a large quadrupedal robot. That has the benefit of saving you a ton of money and engineering challenges, why pay for human-like dexterity when the job doesn't require it?
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
The sort of low-level thieves you're thinking off sold off their ill-gotten gains within a very short time for a fraction of their value, often in a direct trade for drugs. It would be very hard to justify the investment required to pr
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
Humanoid robots are DOA outside of extreme niche use cases that are generally more dystopian than useful. This is a great case of people with a lot of money being informed by fiction rather than robotics.
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
I was with you up until the very last line. Why do people imagine that the police are in the business of property retrieval? Once your stuff is stolen in almost all cases it's long LONG gone! Cars are sent to be broken down for parts,
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
It can be difficult for intelligent, curious, and motivated people to imagine the minds of lazy, stupid children.
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
Considering that aluminum ash is the primary concern of tfa…
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
In the same sense that you do.
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
SpaceX wants their Starlink constellation to crack 100,000, and there are plenty of competitors lining up who will surely want to have "the biggest and the best" at some point. None of those sats stay up terribly long, so you&#x27
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
It’s a shame we aren’t a basic high school reading class, that might help this conversation along to the inevitable conclusion that your opinions aren’t interesting without something substantial behind them. They’re still “valid”… but only
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by EA-3167 3mo ago
“Most bad stuff happens” in cells? That seems like it could use more than assertion, and in fact plenty of prisons have cameras inside of cells.

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