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by aprilthird2021 1mo ago
These people are productive members of our society who enrich our country and our economy. The idea that they are guests we are hosting is absurd
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by aprilthird2021 1mo ago
Yes but if you are worth that money to any company why would you assume one day it will all just end? That's not typical or normal for most careers
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by aprilthird2021 1mo ago
Trump supporters will be shocked when such people just start working from abroad for the company vs the company hiring unqualified American citizens
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by aprilthird2021 1mo ago
Rather than rights and privileges, think about the economic consequences of this. People will stop coming here for advanced study for advanced research and for advanced industry jobs. And most institutions and companies will accommodate thi
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by aprilthird2021 1mo ago
Just wanted to say you're not alone. I've also never understood the appeal of a second brain. Most of our ideas are garbage, and we're often way too precious about our ideas
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Meta has the pocketbook to appeal this to a non-jury setup where they'd be more likely to win (imo most juries are ready to agree to any penalty on social media companies for any reason)
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
This is crazy, Meta is not solely responsible for people and kids having addiction to their phones (very similar if not identical to social media addiction). Gambling has regulations all the companies have to abide by. Social media and cont
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
I dunno, I kinda feel they have to pay the price for governments not having applicable regulations on this kinda stuff. It's not reasonable to expect them to put up rules their competition don't have to abide by, and if the govern
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
I think it's a misunderstanding of what is alleged here. It's not alleged that the website produces propaganda. It's alleged that the website is fake, designed to seem like a legitimate source of information where info about
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
> A pro-Israel messaging website badged with the name of a thinktank that does not exist > The site publishes in the name of the Hanover Institute for Public Policy, which apparently does not exist as a legal entity in any jurisdictio
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Yeah and a good smattering of cash only businesses as well
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
You're not the avg person though. Most people are being squeezed by inflation and watching prices on everything and trying to claw an extra 2-3% back wherever they can. If interchange fees were capped, people would go back to cash, i
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
> my gut feeling is that this is pretty advanced stuff, right? Granted the models didn't start at zero - the CVE was described online so it had a hook Did I miss something? The article mentions that a similar tablet was rooted and d
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
At most written some SQL joins implies your friend is far more tech savvy than the average plumber
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
The writing style was boring I also stopped reading halfway through esp after I read that a similar tablet had already been rooted in the past and documented online using the same exploit the AI successfully used
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
You can read poetry in very short increments. And Keats is poetry
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
You need to actually do some NGO / oversight / ethics work that matters for a while, then you're the perfect candidate for these kinds of roles where you'll be able to do a lot but ultimately not be able to change anyone
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Come on, what do you think the ethics team at Raytheon is going to say "Hmm, our elected leaders are relying heavily on dangerously inaccurate AI to choose bombing targets and our weapons hit a girl's school as a result, let'
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
They are doing better than before the war because they have unlocked leverage they didn't have before and now have proven survival strategies for their two biggest threats: war with the US/Israel and massive armed protests. Yes th
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Yes, but the social media companies WANT regulation. The absence of it creates a no-win situation where self-regulating cedes grounds to your less scrupulous competitors and not regulating leaves you open to head scratcher lawsuits like thi
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
But, to be fair, many companies hire organizational psychologists and other such people to make their products addictive and to understand exactly how to make the most money on you and get the most time from you. Even the rewards program at
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Can any lawyer chime in for us laymen? This seems like such a broad law that can be interpreted to allow any punishment against basically anything especially since "public morals" are such a subjective thing.
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Irrationally? The man fired tens of thousands of American citizens from their jobs on a whim, disproportionately veterans. Failed at his ultimate goal after firing everyone, and then just left. Seems very rational to hate someone who mess
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
> But let's be real - gross negligence and incompetence aside war with Iran was always going to happen, somehow, under some pretext. And they prepared for it for a long time. And that preparation has paid off for them. We seem to no
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
It is to their benefit in several ways: They can use this ability to keep oil prices down to sort of back up their strategic goals. They could block a strait themselves while taking Taiwan. They could open the stores for concessions in othe
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
> He said something to the effect of immigration causing/keeping real estate high/unaffordable. This IS what is happening Oh looking forward to some stats or estimates or some economic data then. Because it's well document
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Could say the same about filming on IMAX, refusing to use CGI, various cost cutting measures taken by cheaper looking Netflix movies. Idk, the need to worry about cost fluctuates with how much you make. That's also true
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
Sure but I meant now they are making more than before they might not be as cost sensitive going forward
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
I wonder if this will change as Hollywood is eyeing three $1B+ box office earners back to back to back this summer
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by aprilthird2021 2mo ago
That's alleged by Apple and it again is alleged behavior of the employee not of OpenAI itself. Hilarious of you to say "read the complaint" when you don't yourself understand it!

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