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IG_Semmelweiss
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IG_Semmelweiss
5mo ago
A few thoughts on the layoffs: 1) I know from an internal source that impact is known by now (this week) by the local leaders. There's a very specific criteria. This has been "socialized" with some survivors, but not all. 2)
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5mo ago
> open source server code if you are going to cease support > Legal had to verify that there was no licensed library code used and that we had clear, valid copyright to everything there. I can tell you the other side of that equation.
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5mo ago
The thesis is as follows: OpenAI receives funds as a non-profit. Some of those funds are redirected to for profit ventures. Critically, the GM (Altman) of the nonprofit owns shares of the for-profit ventures, that OpenAI funds were redirect
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5mo ago
what a well written article. Very human. Refreshing to read in the era of AI. Witty without trying too hard, genuinely funny, yet informative, and succinct. I'm going to have to read more from Steven Morea!
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5mo ago
50yr old tech (mouse) still hangs around because it is effective. Whatever this Google slop is, will likely not replace mice. The mouse has been successful at passing the test of time. Most of Google's own hardware products don't
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5mo ago
I actually see it as quite worrysome. This would crowd out competition, but then gives full monopoly of payments to the local government. If you are say a political outcast, there's a single point of failure in getting debanked. Not g
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5mo ago
Yet people risk their lives to go in illegally. Something doesn't track. Its because, inequality is not the problem. The problem is the ability to move between income levels. That coefficient used to the highest in the US. Rich peopl
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5mo ago
Here you go: The WARN Act is triggered if there is a mass layoff of at least 50 employees (excluding PT) and that number represents at least 33% of the active employees at a single employment site OR, if RIFF means closes location (with 50+
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5mo ago
META is doing* it . The main RIFF has yet to happen.
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5mo ago
This has a name, and also a poster boy. Amazon's well known "hire-to-fire" [1] https://www.inc.com/jason-aten/amazons-controversial-hire-to...
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5mo ago
You are overdue to speak with Cindy Cohn, then
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5mo ago
Better idea: 1. Find a random large, barren public land nearby 2. Dump all fruit there. 3. Wait 15 years 4. New enchanted forest available for public use [1] [1] https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/costa-rica-let-
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5mo ago
I've been looking for a localized (Spanish or French), mobile version of Ultima 4 (NES). Others too. Something similar to what was done with FF series by Pixel Remaster. The game is currently only available via emulator. Localized, tex
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5mo ago
Gmaps WV while using VPN. Download from Fdroid. Its miles ahead of something like Osmand , which i really, really, tried to like for a year, but its a UX disaster (i could never ever figure it out)
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5mo ago
Not true. You often see it semi-pro soccer. Previously, you could see player coaches even in top-flight elite soccer. There's a reason for this change. As players became elite and specialized by position, the budget for specialization
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5mo ago
I stopped using chrome 15 years ago and de-googled my life 5 years ago. The hardest thing to let go in fact was Gmaps (most alternatives, until recently, were not great) and I'm still captured by android, but rome was not built in a da
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5mo ago
i believe they also bought vimeo and livestream.com, and proceeded to miss the boat where Youtube took off.
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6mo ago
Could it be the incoming "strongest of all time" [1] el nino weather pattern that is expected this year with high probability ? Usually it is only the eastern pacific is mostly severely impacted, but maybe there's a correlati
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6mo ago
most of the world is using WA for biz. US is an outlier Most biz dont have the kind of money to hand over to Goog workspace or M$. therefore, you get what its free, and thats WA biz
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6mo ago
The Swiss have birthright citizenship. What's so odd about it ?
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6mo ago
The freedom index is a good start. https://freedomindex.us/us/ Massie has 99% And Paul was at 96 % in the 117th congress https://freedomindex.us/us/legislators/session/11/sort/s
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6mo ago
Please elaborate. From what i know based on prior research, most metro (including NYC) recycling is effectively a scam. How do you mandate composting in NYC ? Are you implying that all buildings have now must build a 3rd chute specifically
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6mo ago
That's no longer true. You can have ICRA etc plans, for the tax benefits. The truth of the matter is that employers pay a humongous share of the health insurance bill, and if you shop directly, you will pay that 100% on your own. You d
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6mo ago
I fail to see how some of the octogenarians in DC, who are making a kiling for decades in trading on market moves that they initiate/regulate themselves, are making life better for your family, or mine.
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6mo ago
You are transfering moral agency from yourself, to the government. Will you do the same for your kids ? WOuld you let the government decide for you whats right, and what's wrong ?
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7mo ago
Yes, its sometimes extreme. I often wondered if it was my FF browser, but then i'd switch to Opera or Brave, and i would see the same pattern. Its quite insane
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7mo ago
hmmmm does this work if you are unable to skip account creating?
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7mo ago
seems incomplete. There's no point in banning anything, if anyone can just do something banned, flout the law, with no consequences. and -at least in this article- the consequences seem noticeably missing EDIT: Althought the article do
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7mo ago
You are conflating copyright with free expression. That's not correct and the law is clear on this respect. No one has standing to sue you if you decide to sing in public a Michael Jackson song. However, the moment you start selling ti
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i understand your logic , but there's a problem with that assertion. the thought is that the copyright value accrued out of some accident and thus, the owner does not deserve its value . That thinking is flawed. If anything, the copyri
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