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by b112 1y ago
> This analysis confirms what many lawyers and judges may have suspected: that the archetype of misplaced reliance on AI in drafting court filings is a small or solo law practice using ChatGPT in a plaintiff’s-side representation. That i
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by b112 1y ago
The main reason for all of this, is scams. Nutjobs without any medical background making claims without any scientific evidence. Or scam artists putting sawdust from a "special tree" into a bottle, and saying it cured his aunt, s
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by b112 1y ago
#2 isn't necessarily so even. They said the effects lasted at least 6 months, not "only". I haven't read the study, but it sounds to me that it was 6 months of success then publish.
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by b112 1y ago
You can use an older pixel, thus not really giving money to Google, and also preventing that phone from landing in a landfill. Without all that Google and carrier excess junk on board, an older phone is fast. You can buy a new pixel, insta
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by b112 1y ago
fsflover and I have somewhat agreed, self interest is definitely a way. And to be truthful, why would you use a specific ... anything? A pen to a car, you're going to use, or buy, what's best for you. Where fsflover and I disagre
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by b112 1y ago
We certainly need to hold people accountable for their actions, and their words. Yet at the same time, Elon seems to have no filter. I don't suspect him of plotting anything sneaky, because if he was, he'd just imbibe something,
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by b112 1y ago
Or a cloaked ship?
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by b112 1y ago
Welcome to the world of greybeards, baffled by everyone using AWS at 100s to 100000s of times the cost of your own servers.
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by b112 1y ago
Just heard "No taxation without representation" in my head, which is the US's big thing, especially during the revolution from the British Empire.
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by b112 1y ago
You seem to, as I do, care about open platforms and open software. I think to difference here is, you need to believe people care. Meanwhile I know most don't. The best I've ever gotten from people is economic self interest. &qu
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by b112 1y ago
It is naive to think that once we achieved something, we don't need to keep fighting in purpose to keep it. I agreed with this in my post, but I suppose not using those words. However, I discussed how people used to pay attention
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by b112 1y ago
Surely you can't be linking to a post on HackerNews, or a response, when trying to say "the average person" cares about privacy, are you? The fact that the person is even posting on Hacker News invalidates "average perso
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by b112 1y ago
I live in rural Canada, on a well. If this "last meter" of water having some bacteria in it freaks people out, I wonder how good old pure well water would worry some?! You typically have loads of organisms, bacteria in such water
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by b112 1y ago
Ya think? I mean, I agree 100% that was the good fight. But to take a tangent here? That's falling apart, world wide. It's falling apart because the average person wants to be "smart". I applaud this, the fact that p
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by b112 1y ago
Never heard of this guy. Would be nice to have some reliable validation this is true...
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by b112 1y ago
We need to return nuance to everything. And we don't need team politics any more. San Fran has major problems. It's under much better control now, than it was a decade ago. Admitting and realising that truth, doesn't mean
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by b112 1y ago
I'll add this back in, as the other poster shows [dead] after their post for some reason: https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/03/hacking-group-claims-theft... I wonder if the point is distraction. That'
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by b112 1y ago
I think you have it inversed. As I read it, the parent calling the users 'peasants' was to highlight precisely what you're saying. The users have no power, yes? As peasants didn't?
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by b112 1y ago
I remember reading a sci-fi book, where time was.. sharded? And people from different times were thrust together. I think it was a Phoenician army, which had learned to ride and battle bareback. And were introduced to the stability of sti
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by b112 1y ago
Are you saying AI takes your order at Taco Bell drive through? If so, good thing to avoid.
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by b112 1y ago
I'm guessing you mean for the crappier product, and sure that's a consideration. I haven't looked at them in years, but there are formulas for all of that. EG to help you work out if it makes sense.
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by b112 1y ago
If you're going to provide half truths, and lie about situations, you shouldn't get so upset at it being pointed out. Or at people not believing what you say, after a while.
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by b112 1y ago
Min/Max pricing theory? Selling 10 units at $10 profit is far far better than 100 units at $1.50 profit. Maybe even $2 per. Why? Because the more you sell, the more support, sales, and marketing staff you need. More warehouses, shipp
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by b112 1y ago
I've often wondered if the biblical flood was a meteor impact on the ocean, and the survivors keeping an oral history afterwards.
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by b112 1y ago
I wonder if we accidental scare or chase their predators away. Or, hmm. Orca are pack animals I believe. If we killed a competing family of Orca (even by accident), maybe the gift is a thanks for the perception of "siding with my fam
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by b112 1y ago
Saying "It's not available to not citizens" is wildly and massively different than "It's more work for non-citizens". It's literally a lie and dishonest. And given you've already said things that are
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by b112 1y ago
I return all goods even slightly damaged, but take a pic, print it, and include a note. I do so l, so that returns can see it arrrived in poor shape, not from it being returned. But... saving 3 cents per package on a box, may be cheaper tha
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by b112 1y ago
In Canada .ca site at least, it's getting harder and harder to even find how to get help. To get to chat, there are maybe 20 clicks to do. It's a series of menus and the wrong answer at any point leads you back to the prior purch
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by b112 1y ago
You don't have small claims court? Here in Canada, it's $150 to register, you fill out the form yourself, no lawyers are allowed, and you argue your case in front of a judge. (A company can have someone represent them, but if it&
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by b112 1y ago
You know, you have to wonder what they did wrong. Sure the Play store was dominant when they started their own store. Yet companies tend to have excellent success if they control the OS on the device. They could have offered no commission

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