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by LurkandComment 5mo ago
If you'rea domestic violence survivor and your info was just leaked. There are a lot of Private Investigators who look for this information for exes etc.
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by LurkandComment 6mo ago
From a user's perspective, this is amazing. I love the idea and want to do this. However, as soon as Google does something you can use they either depreciate it, discontinue it or change the price model in an unexpected way. So I&#x27
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by LurkandComment 6mo ago
What might be more productive is to suggest legal ways law enforcement can prevent and enforce the problems this was designed to stop. It will help you see where the laws are limited, what needs to be updated so you can balance the risk of
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by LurkandComment 6mo ago
Think about moats in long term vs short term: Speed and distribution aren't a long-run moat because they are something AI can canabalize in a platform. Eventually they will coexist on your distribution base and offer it at a lower cost
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by LurkandComment 6mo ago
I thought a year ago when I bought a new laptop with 365 and Copilot integrated that they would make better use of AI and its integration. I can't think of when I actually used it and cancelled any subscription associated with it. On
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by LurkandComment 7mo ago
I am a big personal privacy advocate. However, I'm also well aware of how much crime is happening online and on signals that don't sit clearly in public and private channels. If you worked with this stuff like I do, you'd
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by LurkandComment 7mo ago
1) Currently on invisign - mould 24 of 42 2) For 5k (Cdn) - I get 42 moulds, a method used to scan and submit my progress for each mould duration, feedback and advice from a dentist, a scan test to see who they fit 3) Considering the cost o
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by LurkandComment 7mo ago
Apolitical Tech, is the goal we give machines that gets rid of humanity. That's the only way you make anything apolitical. Where there are two people, there is a struggle for a balance of power.
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by LurkandComment 7mo ago
Is this going to drive up the price of milk? Corn went up when we started making ethanol from it for gasoline.
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by LurkandComment 8mo ago
Yes that's why we want to work from home. We agree. Let us work from home and lot of that energy is reduced.
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by LurkandComment 8mo ago
My guess is that this is going to be everything other technology that's democratized. You see a flood of low quality output because you have a lot of new non-technical devs. Some of these are good enough to crowd out some of the prexi
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by LurkandComment 8mo ago
That is so useful. Thank you for sharing your advice.
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by LurkandComment 8mo ago
But we all went back to the office 5 days a week? Surely we are too valuable to replace!
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by LurkandComment 9mo ago
This exactly hits in on the head. You're trying create a forum absent of politics. In fact, you're just enabling one political view over another. This hides social issues and in the end comes back to undermine your pure "t
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by LurkandComment 9mo ago
That's the worst attitude I've ever heard. I feel like you work for a pharma. If I google your name will I find that you do. It's weird unbalanced position you take. You put words into people's arguments. Your accoun
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by LurkandComment 9mo ago
Where did I say it was cosmetic? At best you'll lose weight on it, but without forming good habits and lifting weights you're a candidate for muscle loss and related injuries (Example. Falling in tub and shattering hip). Once yo
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by LurkandComment 9mo ago
Ozempic is another quick fix. You're going to be thin, but if you don't put in the work lifting weights and eating protien you're just a younger old person with advanced sarcopenia. One fall and your hip shatters. It won&#x2
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by LurkandComment 10mo ago
Sorry guys I'm having trouble here: Is it: AI builds product faster but with more bugs in production (Adds overall time to acceptable production) or Is is: Al helps us build faster, enough though we have to fix more bugs before produ
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by LurkandComment 10mo ago
Open-banking will make formal verification go mainstream.
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by LurkandComment 10mo ago
What if you're Canadian?
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by LurkandComment 11mo ago
I loved the idea of this vehicle, but I'm never going to buy a pick-up. The idea of charging a construction site or a house during black out sounds amazing to me. However, I'm not sure of the pick-truck audience likes the idea o
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by LurkandComment 11mo ago
For a fraction of Musk's bonus he could buy Waymo
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
Useage is one issue and should be monitored, but I think you have to understand that in some cases the tech company purchases the water supply and towns become dependant or placed at will of the tech company's interest. On top of that,
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
If you look into what happened recently with Deloitte and the Australian gov't (among many examples) the end product was so filled with errors and ficticious references that it had to be reworked. It's like people using AI aren&#
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
It's animation not acting. You can do cool things and not have this be an "actor".
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
Yeah except they are falsifying national data and no longer collecting a lot of it. Garbage-in...
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
I use to love exploring Path as a teenager.
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
Porn is just the excuse to build the infrastructure. Then they expand their scope to censor and control everything they don't want.
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
AI isn't about jobs and efficiency, it's about having a stronger position over labor. AI is useful, in most cases this makes existing labor better. The number of jobs that can be actually automated by it is much lower than people
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by LurkandComment 1y ago
Soon developers will wish they unionized or had a culture of collective bargaining and rights. You're labor, you just thought you were above it all. I'm not spiteful. I wish you luck and hope you guys organize.

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