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by chollida1 1y ago
I'm pretty sure i just watched that via apple+. But your point generally valid regardless.
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by chollida1 1y ago
That's not really how it works in the US. You have to prove that you were dicriminated against based on a protected class. Everyone getting different prices doesn't mean its illegal:)
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by chollida1 1y ago
ha:) I did see that but it doesn't answer where they got the data to conclude this:)
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by chollida1 1y ago
Interesting thought. What specific protected class is "harmed" by personalized pricing? And how would you prove that the model discriminated against them based on a protected element?
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by chollida1 1y ago
> It's the most tested sport by far. Is it? I don't know how to ask this without it sounding argumentative, but how are you measuring this? Just by the number of times an athlete is tested a year? If so where are you getting t
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by chollida1 1y ago
If you are blowing the whistle then now would be the time to present the evidence you have to back up your claims.
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by chollida1 1y ago
Sure but not in North America, where i assume most readers of this site are from.
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by chollida1 1y ago
> Game Genie was likely the primary contributor of exposing kids to computer science in the 90's/00's I"d say the internet and creating webpages with javascript probably had a slightly bigger impact on young programme
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by chollida1 1y ago
Can you explain how shorter settlement time is a benefit to retail clients who buy these tokenized stocks? Or how you see big institutions making more money by reducing settlement time?
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Musk Says Grok is coming to Telsa vehicles next week(bloomberg.com)
10 points by chollida1 1y ago|6 comments
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by chollida1 1y ago
Allegedly. And if you read anything about the case its clearly in a very gray area. Their actions are what you'd expect any firm to do to hedge their exposure. Its just that they were so large and the Indian stock market is relativel
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by chollida1 1y ago
Wait till you hear about kids using the word bad to describe good.
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Altman Says Meta Offered OpenAI Staffers $100M Bonuses(bloomberg.com)
2 points by chollida1 1y ago|0 comments
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by chollida1 1y ago
I agree with your entire statement:)
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by chollida1 1y ago
> As a part of the cutthroat competition, Microsoft decided to revise the SSL 2 protocol with some additions of their own, and specified a protocol called "PCT" that was derived from SSL 2. It was only supported in IE and IIS.
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OFAC Discloses Massive Penalty Against Venture Capital Firm(moneylaundering.com)
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by chollida1 1y ago
This seems pretty unfair. Rick Moranis is coming out of a 40 year retirement for this movie. So its hard to level the money grabber on him. John Candy sadly can't come back for this. It seems more likely that they found a script they
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by chollida1 1y ago
> It is a much bigger deal to say that Trump is a pedophile (under blackmail by Mossad/CIA) Did Elon mention Mossad or the CIA at all? I didn't see that, he only mentioned that Trump is in the Epstien files as far as I know.
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by chollida1 1y ago
Chatgpt has no moat of any kind though. I can switch tomorrow to use gemini or grok or any other llm, and I have, with zero switching cost. That means one stumble on the next foundational model and their market share drops in half in like 2
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by chollida1 1y ago
Agreed, its the doubling of that each year for the next 4-5 years that I see as being difficult.
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by chollida1 1y ago
I'd start to worry about OpenAI, from a valuation standpoint. The company has some serious competition now and is arguably no longer the leader. its going to be interesting to see how easily they can raise more money. Their valuation
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by chollida1 1y ago
You are correct and the original poster is wrong in this specific regard. Infact one of the most interesting/scary incidents for the US dollar was China selling USD denominated bonds and getting almost the same rate as the US governmen
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by chollida1 1y ago
Where? Driving across the border from the US back to Canada you don't talk to US border agents. Flying from the US back to Canada you don't talk to US border agents.
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by chollida1 1y ago
The northwest passage can be done by going through the Canadian archipelago. Greenland doesn't really factor into the northwest passage. You can do it all via Canadian waters and you can't do it at all without using Canadian wate
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by chollida1 1y ago
I agree. That seems to strengthen my point as you’d think more people would want to use these tools to do these things.
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by chollida1 1y ago
For the same reason that most people who aren't writers aren't interested in vibe writing or the same reason why most non artists aren't interested in vibe art creation. How many novels have you written using AI? How many art
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by chollida1 1y ago
> Weird thing, instead of firing him McKinsey kept him and stipulated that he can only be in meetings when the partner is present. Why would they fire him after a singe incident? Sounds like McKinsey is a more companionate organization t
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Meta's Reality Labs posts $4.2B loss in first quarter(cnbc.com)
11 points by chollida1 1y ago|0 comments
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Tether Approaching $120B in U.S. Treasuries, Quarterly Operating Profit over $1B(tether.io)
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by chollida1 1y ago
> Standard GDP might overstate. Maybe you need a 50% haircut on government spending in the calculation Well you have to also see the counter point which is sometimes companies spend a $1B and go bankrupt like pets.com. And sometimes the

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