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bilbo0s
3y ago
Don't get it twisted man. At least in China, they kill party leadership too. In fact, just to make sure no one is holding out on them, they'll take out your wife and mistress too. In China, the party is almighty, but it won'
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3y ago
And if I remember correctly, Mr Lipvig got the death penalty as well. He was just given the, um, "choice", of taking the leap into the death penalty, or becoming the virtual prisoner of an extremely powerful "guardian angel&q
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3y ago
It's immediately and self-evidently obvious that no end-user in 2007 consented to photos of their 2007 era teenage self being used to train an AI how to identify an emo kid Unfortunately, they did actually. It's more accurate to
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3y ago
Never. Because no one will sell them an exclusive license to the data. The companies selling this data are slimy. They're borderline crimelords. Picture a pirate captain with a hostage that he is ransoming. Now imagine he gets his rans
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3y ago
Your intuition is correct. My place is inside the 610 in Houston. More precisely Third Ward/Museum District. I think even most Texans wouldn't put Austin and Dallas in the same region. Dallas is radically different from Houston as
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3y ago
Again, you're talking about something different than scaling. There are many different aspects of emotions, life, or even learning. But the comment was about scaling learning, which can be unaffected by other aspects, such as whether y
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3y ago
But that's different from scaling. You can not know what you don't know, and learn gobs of new stuff at the same time. That's the natural state of most learners.
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3y ago
Actually if it's about customers not paying them if they spit out "kill yourself" content, then I 100% understand that. These are businesses. Those servers cost money. That compute costs even more. The AI experts, ( real AI
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bilbo0s
3y ago
Just Devil's Advocate, but isn't this good? I want the intel community, the politicians, the journalists, the judges, etc to all be mutually antagonistic. Sorry, but that's just how I see it. In fact, if I can get the faction
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3y ago
More like, "We lose 4k per car, but the government makes it up for us in volume." And yes, I know we effectively did the same thing with our subsidies and tax breaks. I'm just stating what's likely going on.
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3y ago
This. Really doesn't matter how long these guys are unprofitable. The Chinese government has its strategic priorities. If you look at Chinese car companies, many don't even really make much of an effort to sell in other markets. T
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3y ago
Be reasonable guy. How would we ban Chinese products in China? The car is for sale in China . Only in China.
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3y ago
Then don't use redis. Lots of other cloud products you can use. There's no problem with the outlined approach.
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3y ago
I don't know man? Everyone failed in Afghanistan. Not to put too fine a point on it, but even Alexander himself failed in Afghanistan. The Persians tried for centuries, and always failed. The Caliphate was the most successful, but only
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3y ago
Hasn't it always been? Not a lot of poor people parking in Manhattan. No one's dumb enough to pay those 8 dollar an hour garage parking fees below 59th. And you will have to park in a garage, the only question is whether you do it
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3y ago
Only if you do everything at Apple. You make posts on twitter, it's not protected the same way.
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bilbo0s
3y ago
That's the point. To tell people it's their "state of mind" is nonsense. It doesn't matter what everyone's state of mind is, only 1% ever get into the 1%. So arguing about "state of mind" or "acc
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3y ago
I have to say, you guys are all calculating things without any sort of deference to the nature of the soil underneath any of these piers or abutments. Also, you're both off on your other points as well. Sunshine Skyway has in no way be
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3y ago
If he's being truthful about his own net worth, and it is 5.8 million dollars plus, it's statistically highly unlikely that even one of his friends from the ghetto also has a net worth of 5.8 million dollars plus. These are di
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3y ago
I think maybe he's saying that sometimes, one person can slip through if the appropriate conditions are met. Your implication is correct as well. He offers only an anecdote to back up the claim, but no data. Even assuming the anecdote
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3y ago
I don't even know what to say about that. Unpaid child support due to a lost job should be self explanatory. Not sure: A - Why taking your father's license was necessary? B - How taking your father's license was supposed to h
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3y ago
Not tryiing to be argumentative, rather I geenuinely have a serious question. But doesn't MS gatekeep xbox?
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3y ago
Isn't having the 5 top choices always be the same kind of the same violation? It entrenches the big guys.
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bilbo0s
3y ago
Way more worried about me being spied on than Chinese users being spied on. And the way this is shaping up, I will be able to be spied on by the US or by China. There will be no option for me to buy hardware free of spying.
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3y ago
You've misunderstood their most likely impact target. Their goal is not to prevent regular people from using those chips. This rule does nothing to stop ordinary Chinese from using anything in fact. Their goal is to route billions, o
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3y ago
The cynic in me thinks this isn't necessarily good for consumers so much as it is just different criminals who get keys to your back door. Maybe I'm just too negative?
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3y ago
No, every suburban politician is in agreement with it and have demanded a study for a boondoggle go forward to placate entitled suburbanites like yourself. This exact plan has been tried, and failed, in many cities around the world. The o
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3y ago
We also shouldn't allow non-residents to profit off the pain of people who actually live where the infrastructure is. Sir, this is the entire point of a suburb. Suburbs exist so their residents can take advantage of the infrastruct
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3y ago
I think you're being willfully argumentative. ORD is critical not only to travel and commercial interests in the region and nationally, but also to military and national interests globally. I'm not even going to sit here and try t
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3y ago
It’s been estimated that around 50% of the comments on the internet are bots That's just the sort of false misinformation being propagated through the internet and social media these days that makes it difficult for us as a society t
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