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Your analogy kind of falls on its face considering `C:\` is `/` not `~` which would be `%USERPROFILE%`.
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Section 230 only covers user-generated content. I imagine this gets dicey considering Grok is platform-owned and generating the content.
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The post-2022 Internet feels dead compared to what came before it. Now I basically have a curated list of content creators I trust, and rarely open newly published content anymore.
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10mo ago
maybe they could be encrypted, and you could say "well its everything but the encryption key, which is owned in physical form by the CEO." I don't see how this is any different from most projects where keys and
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10mo ago
Are we still doing the communism thing? I thought the bogeyman is socialism now. In any case, it would be nice to have some consistency across the government, and if they want to make a change, at least take prior works into account like
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10mo ago
subjecting myself, or my kid, to Windows and the Epic store just to get at it. Subjecting is a weird word choice here considering most of us rely on using Windows in some fashion in our education or work. Which OS or store you
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Education for educations sake isn't a thing. It is but only for select members of society. Off the top of my head, those with benefits programs to go after that opportunity like 100% disabled veterans, or the wealthy and t
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The high failure rate of LLM-based autocompletes has had me avoid those kind of features altogether as they waste my time and break my focus to double-check someone else's work. I was efficient before they were forced into every facet
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LLMs are generative and do not have a fixed output in the way past autocompletes have. I know when I accept "intellisense" or whatever editor tools are provided to me, it's using a known-set of completions that are valid.