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by arter45 6mo ago
> How can a company in current world environment where unemployment and everything bad is on the rise think that the best way is to simply raise the prices. Economics talks about “price elasticity of demand”. A good or service is elastic
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by arter45 6mo ago
Yes but for example if I look at the current bet on “Military action against Iran ends on…” it talks about the date on which neither US nor Israel initiate a drone missile or air strike on Iranian soil. This seems pretty solid, but we know
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by arter45 6mo ago
You can generate transactions but ultimately transactions are validated and written in the blockchain by miners. Mining is essentially a way to select voters based on their ability to solve puzzles, ensuring that if you are selected once yo
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by arter45 6mo ago
So... >“It used to be the news channels were the callers,” said Kane. “They used to be the final say in big events. Like this officially happened because CNN and Fox News said so. But thanks to Polymarket, there’s a new signal.” This is
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by arter45 6mo ago
Not all AI uses LLM, and for some common LLM applications like summarization and translation you can already use CPU only models. The government, or even your average employer, is not going to need a lot of AI video generation or other real
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by arter45 6mo ago
>I don’t recall any GDPR violation case which has gone to court. If you do, mind linking to it? You mean in Europe? France https://dig.watch/updates/french-court-upholds-e40-million-g... Italy https://bre
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by arter45 6mo ago
That's because TCP/IP is a protocol, not a (centralized or decentralized) server. A protocol cannot go down. It can trigger failures, it can be abused, but it cannot go down. It's like saying "English never burns".
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by arter45 6mo ago
>so from bin laden's perspective, this would've been a good outcome isnt it? Of course > Information is information - and one cannot say if it's good or not. However, i am a believer that more information generally do g
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by arter45 6mo ago
Another problem is, people may actually want to bet on random outcomes, because of money laundering or simply because this is how gambling essentially works. That huge account could be an insider or a billionaire with a few hundreds k to bu
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by arter45 6mo ago
Ok but where does the graphics come from? Probably there is something similar LLMs have been trained on.
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by arter45 6mo ago
Exactly. I was trying to put it in general terms so even atheists or people from other religions could get the point, but I totally agree.
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by arter45 6mo ago
I've seen a lot of live trackers with pretty much the same UI, including (if I'm not mistaken) fonts. Is this an AI thing which keeps reusing the same template?
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by arter45 6mo ago
> One of many terrifying aspects of this is that he's in the group that thinks Armageddon is going to happen in his lifetime and, what do you know? He can make that happen if he really feels like it. This is pretty crazy especially
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by arter45 6mo ago
I get your point, but 1) trying is better than not, especially as a Pope 2) you can still follow his reasoning as a "generic" Christian, because what he's saying is backed in the Bible (especially, but not exclusively, the Ne
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by arter45 7mo ago
Are you talking about side channel attacks? Because AFAIK nonce reuse is an issue in both cases.
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by arter45 7mo ago
The point is not forbidding discussion. Advice on important matters that may have serious legal or medical implications should be done by professionals who can be held accountable for their behavior, not sentence generators hosted by mostly
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How to enforce contracts in API development?
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by arter45 7mo ago
Doesn’t this breach non compete agreements which probably Intel had them sign? Or are they really not enforceable?
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by arter45 8mo ago
What do you mean? IANAL, but Claude doesn't just "wake up" (whatever that means) and decide to reverse engineering/hack stuff, so if this is a CFAA violation the person who prompted Claude is indeed responsible. At best,
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by arter45 8mo ago
These are interesting graphs, but at least in some of them the focus around 2012 seems arbitrary. "Time spent partying" started decreasing since 2006 at a rate (-2 mins/day in a year) that you only see from 2014 to 2015. &quo
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by arter45 8mo ago
Aliens (which are not UFOs, much like people are not planes) can mean a lot of stuff. We're used to the classic depiction of a humanoid, maybe with a different color or height or a different number of fingers (ET), with higher-than-ave
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by arter45 8mo ago
I think there's an additional, more fundamental reason. The thing about software, unlike many other kinds of engineering, is that it often feels disconnected from hardware and actual, you know, physics. Of course there are physical l
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by arter45 8mo ago
The DSA list includes Chinese companies like Alibaba and TikTok Technology Limited (Bytedance's European subsidiary). Proceedings have been opened against both US and Chinese companies. You can check all of this here: https:/&#x2
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by arter45 8mo ago
While removing infinite scrolling would somehow prevent that?
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by arter45 8mo ago
If the ads content depends on a social media company seeing your posts and analyzing them, it’s probably fair to say it’s targeted advertising. Browsers typically send Accept-Language headers so you could easily return ads in languages ma
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by arter45 8mo ago
Yes, but that is different. Scenario A: Booking.com wants to increase their profits so they analyze their results and prioritize the best ones to reach their target. Regardless, Booking takes a cut of everything. Scenario B: if you pay Book
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by arter45 8mo ago
“Are you enjoying your new position?” “Am I enjoying it?” You could easily fit many GoT quotes in a series about office politics.
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by arter45 8mo ago
It depends on the adoption model. If it’s just “sign up any time you want and go”, yes, it can go that way. If it’s “join that waiting list” or “book a call” (for KYC purposes or whatever), you have a buffer. If user count is more or less c
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by arter45 8mo ago
Meaning some kind of API that is periodically polled?
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by arter45 8mo ago
“Jugglers and singers require a pay raise. You’re a Lannister”

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