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by clipsy 2y ago
It's exactly as readily amendable as it ever was, and previous generations were demonstrably able to amend it.
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by clipsy 2y ago
Prosecutors seek to sweep this under the rug until the next time a plane crashes due to Boeing's corporate malfeasance.
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by clipsy 2y ago
There is no "need" to expend a huge amount of energy running a chatbot that tells people to eat rocks.
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by clipsy 2y ago
Wait, what were they basing the previous model on?!
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by clipsy 2y ago
> I think he will end up being directionally correct. A random person off the street will likely end up being "directionally correct" if asked about the future.
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High-income for whom?
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by clipsy 2y ago
Do you need someone to help you understand what "US troops" are?
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by clipsy 2y ago
That's a pretty awful poll. 3 is essentially a statement of fact, 5 is describing any "dark money" PAC, and 2 is a healthy skepticism of people who are asking to have enormous power over us.
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by clipsy 2y ago
> 1. Building THE reference implementation web browser, and A reference implementation web browser would not have had popup blocking back in the Bad Old Days of IE6 dominance, and would probably never have become relevant enough to impac
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by clipsy 2y ago
It's just for people clicking through from HN. Perhaps @dang can give the author what he desires and block the domain from HN submissions.
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by clipsy 2y ago
Indeed, extrapolating the current trend indicates they'll have more than one murder per person per year in the mid 22nd century!
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by clipsy 2y ago
Unfortunately the nature of the modern internet means that the best way to preserve a great community in the short term is to keep it secret.
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by clipsy 2y ago
Why don't you go ahead and break down what you think teachers' unions control vs what admins and school boards control? I'd love to hear your perspective.
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by clipsy 2y ago
> in charge of a failing institution Schools are ultimately run by elected officials and (non-union) administrators, not teachers' unions.
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by clipsy 2y ago
I'm late in replying here, I know, but I would say that this is not an exception to the rule "ignorance of the law is not an excuse," but rather a new rule: "secret laws are not enforceable." That said, we're g
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Points for originality, at least. So many conspiracy theorists nowadays are just boring and predictable.
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by clipsy 2y ago
Are you suggesting that the founders of Done Global were arrested based on a secret law?
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by clipsy 2y ago
> Is this a case of someone not realizing that pandemic-time laws suddenly reverted back to the normal right under them Ignorance of the law is not an excuse.
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by clipsy 2y ago
I would be interested in a list of people who use this sort of service, so that I can be sure I never hire any of them.
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by clipsy 2y ago
It would be disastrously incompetent for Mozilla to deprecate MV2 when keeping it alive is such a PR slam dunk vs Chrome. So I'd say there's about a 50% chance they'll do it.
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Sounds like that was a mistake.
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I'm deeply skeptical that training AI on (effectively) thousands of images of one horse will perform very well at training to recognize horses in general.
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> as long as it doesn't violate your civil rights or some kind of public policy exemption. That is precisely what I meant.
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Did he require 9,999 more examples of horses before learning the difference?
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> For the context i tried this right after watching the video where Elon Musk says an AI trained to lie or be politically correct may have terrible decision making. Who decides what constitutes a lie? (Or, for that matter, what constitut
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PIPs aren't about unemployment insurance; they're about reducing the risk of a wrongful firing lawsuit.
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It's a quote from, I believe, "Rogue One." The more salient question is "Why?", and to that I have no answer.
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Would it matter? There's no response that will magically rebuild a fab overnight. Better to build it somewhere it's unlikely to be bombed in the first place.
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Then they should update their ToS to clearly state that.
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I'm stating my opinion, not asking for a refund.

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