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TehCorwiz
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TehCorwiz
8mo ago
Ok. So what's the emergency prompting them to take control of Anthropic? Further, why would they also accuse them of being a national security threat in the same breath? Seems like if they're a threat they're also not someone
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TehCorwiz
8mo ago
Selective service activation, I.E. a draft. Requires an act of Congress. When did they enact a bill to draft Anthropic?
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8mo ago
Citation please.
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8mo ago
This conflict has zero to do with AI in the grand scheme of things. We had a whole supreme court case about refusing service to customers. Remember that? Private companies can choose which customers to service. And let's be clear about
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8mo ago
I see it more like: I sell you a pencil and I could not care less what you write with it. You ask me to write a note for you and I will exert editorial discretion. Because unless I’m missing something we’re talking about Anthropic’s infrast
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8mo ago
There’s no law compelling them to. Just threats of retaliation.
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8mo ago
The first game has zombies with guns in their chest and a mecha hitler.
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8mo ago
If it's not nefarious why isn't it documented as part of their policies? They're not tracking those changes and making clear it was anonymization, why not? If they're not tracking and publishing changes to the documents
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TehCorwiz
8mo ago
I think the host is struggling. It's serving me a SSL cert for a different domain which resolves to the same IP address.
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8mo ago
I tried it but couldn't get it stable on my system. Ended up with EndeavorOS which is arch-based with a much better-install process.
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9mo ago
And they're still doing anything except addressing the grievances that lead to that. EDIT: I think you mean "allegedly"
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9mo ago
Hey now. Huperliop was designed to scuttle California’s light rail project. Which it did. Mission accomplished.
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9mo ago
I had one at the time, got it for my birthday as a teen. It's terrible. It caused nausea, the "headset" was uncomfortable and if the stand broke or was lost you were screwed. The controller was clunky and hurt my knuckles. Th
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9mo ago
Visit eBay and search for "blocked IMEI" or variants. There are plenty of used phones which are IMEI locked due to either: reported lost, reported stolen, failed to make payments, etc.
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9mo ago
You have that backwards. It was a petition to sell California to Denmark. https://www.newsweek.com/petition-denmark-buy-california-sig...
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TehCorwiz
9mo ago
It's just letting you dot your Ts and cross your Is. ;) EDIT: The joke wasn't that bad. :(
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9mo ago
Satire maybe.
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9mo ago
Really? Normally it's just like: "Can we access your contacts list so we can match your 'friends'?" And then you do it and it shows you the list of matches. It doesn't ask each individual "Hey, do you want
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9mo ago
Isn’t that a built in feature of most social media platforms?
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"Sorry, I can't print that article on social democracy for you as it violates our content guidelines." "Sorry, I can't provide information on sexual reproduction due to our content guidelines." "Your accou
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9mo ago
People are being shot in the face right now by the government and the people who own the most guns are cheering them on. Guns won't solve this.
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9mo ago
How about reference and textbooks? Latest law books, oops you didn’t actually understand that law because it changed. How about latest books on political theory and current events? Libraries democratize knowledge and ensure that everyone ha
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10mo ago
I chose that source intentionally to underscore that nobody on any part of the political spectrum is actually contesting he said or believes these things. Regardless of how they choose to view them.
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10mo ago
Link to chemtrails comments: https://gizmodo.com/rfk-jr-goes-full-tinfoil-pledges-to-stop... Link to autism comments: https://www.cato.org/blog/circumcision-tylenol-autism-rfk-jr... Misc including 5g c
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10mo ago
If you didn't see it die you don't know what it died of. Shooting something healthy and then dressing it while fresh is different from finding windfall after some unknown amount of time.
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10mo ago
No, we're discussing a bear that was dead by the road. There's never been a claim it was killed by a vehicle. He found the bear long after whatever occurred did. Also, he then dumped it in central park, so even he thought it wasn&
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10mo ago
If it died due to disease that's one, rabies and any prion diseases would be easy to accidentally transfer due to mistakes in handling. Parasites. Mites and fleas which also can harbor disease. Uncertain length of decomposition. Possib
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10mo ago
Looks like the main difference is that UGTLive calls out to Gemini. This one runs locally.
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10mo ago
I view buying a lottery ticket as a way to fund the things that the taxes are allocated to while also getting to fantasize until the drawing. I play maybe twice a year. There's near zero chance I'll win. That's not the point.
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10mo ago
That's a very misleading photo. An aerial view shows the multiple large buildings much better. https://presidenthouse.org/entry-18
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