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by croon 6mo ago
IANAL, so I won't quote relevant text from previous link, but I believe promotional photos need to be of the actual food (ie not substituting shaving cream for whipped cream to deal with melting issue), but it will likely be a very pic
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by croon 6mo ago
That would be the charitable reason, but I wonder if it could be more related to their laws on accurate representations in ads (Act against Unjustifiable Premiums and Misleading Representations [0]). [0] https://www.japaneselawtr
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by croon 6mo ago
Describing something does not equal condoning something. Whether GP is correct in assessment or no, they are describing a pattern they see, as an observer. I don't see a value judgment in their language unless I'm missing somethin
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by croon 6mo ago
The joke is specifically that they can repost it without changing it each and every time. It's not the joke's fault.
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by croon 6mo ago
If the artists have live shows, it's generally a good indication it's not AI (for now at least).
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by croon 7mo ago
Monkeys don't generally like killing other monkeys though.
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by croon 7mo ago
Being a customer of a bank and being in a Palantir dataset is not the same. The people in the data are not the customers of Palantir.
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by croon 7mo ago
> The opinion I may not 'deserve', is that I'm not playing your/ this game. It's your game regardless if you vote or not. Not voting is in practice the same as voting for who wins. That is the only choice you hav
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by croon 7mo ago
Huge IANAL disclaimer to start, but your post started off with: > No. For it to be securities fraud, Arm would need to make a materially false statement of fact that misleads investors. Naming the CPU in this way doesn't clear the b
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by croon 7mo ago
The difference, I think (as an "over-user" of computers all throughout childhood) is that there were no basis for "they said same about video games", but there is a lot of basis for "social media is a net bad"
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by croon 7mo ago
There's a case to be made for "real wages" not capturing what they're meant to capture though, at least if you look at housing [1]. And this isn't even considering the productivity growth over time having a widely a
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by croon 7mo ago
I was on board with A through C, but then with D it's either clearly a lie or stupidity. I guess it's not a lie technically if they believe it though, so the latter then. But I also don't want to assume someone in their posit
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by croon 7mo ago
I've rebought games on Steam I had on Epic for free, just because the platform is so terrible. As far as a metric goes, that's pretty clear. It's definitely not about lock-in for me. It's everything from local streaming,
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by croon 7mo ago
Yes, but it's easier to fail when the markdown (or NIH markdown in the case of Confluence) is far removed from the code it describes. Which is why you should document closer to the products. Markdown files living by your code and even
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by croon 7mo ago
By that definition all terrible aspects of the concept are the same as the fun.
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by croon 7mo ago
They "obliterated" their nuclear program last june [0], unless you're calling them liars? [0] https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/06/irans-nuclear-fa...
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by croon 7mo ago
The point isn't "literally everyone can run it", but to refute that "only Bluesky can run it and thus lock everyone in".
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by croon 8mo ago
You're snart. You can figure out why those 3M files they were legally required to release weren't released. Also, the article specifically mentions thks.
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by croon 8mo ago
38k mentions in the released files. 3M files not released (among which for example [0]). We all know why. [0] https://www.npr.org/2026/02/24/nx-s1-5723968/epstein-files-t...
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by croon 8mo ago
Not one person in the current administration or its party (or yourself) would agree with you a few years ago in regards to the administration having communications with Twitter/Meta over a laptop story, regardless if any strongarming e
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by croon 8mo ago
You could merely be convinced by one. That is sadly an unpaid position though. But more seriously, this discussion has come up so many times on this site, that I could instantly find myself talking about it a handful of times at least: htt
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by croon 8mo ago
More than people 65+? > “In younger men and those over 65, the associations were weaker and generally not statistically significant,”
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by croon 8mo ago
I don't remember that detail, but I do remember most people not treating their inbox as an archive at the time. So there was less friction to switch to gmail, and more reason to do so due to the "real time" ticking storage am
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by croon 8mo ago
Companies made browsing the web a bad experience, not GDPR. This sentiment is so widespread I'm starting to wonder if it's astroturfed by anti-GDPR lobbying.
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by croon 8mo ago
Isn't that why noise was introduced (seed rolling/temperature/high p/low p/etc)? I mean it is still deterministic given the same parameters. But this might be misleadingly interpreted as an LLM having "thought
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by croon 8mo ago
Ben Folds co-composing the album and songs featuring Henry Rollins, Lemon Jelly, etc, as well as having Nick Hornby (and I believe Aimee Mann?) on That's Me Trying is incredible, and also probably my favorite song on it.
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by croon 8mo ago
I generally agree with the concept of what you describe, but I think the crucial variable (and it very much is variable) is the "extremely broad training set" and whether that will be tainted by slop (human or otherwise). I wouldn
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by croon 8mo ago
> not to mention the its bias is reason that Grokipedia came about in the first place. claimed bias != bias It may have bias, or it may not, but the only reason Grokipedia exists is because Musk doesn't like the contents of Wikipedi
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by croon 8mo ago
I agree with you on the technical premise, but I think the point made was that the bigger the disruption, the greater the backlash and swift reversal, in ideal theory at least.
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by croon 8mo ago
Your claim may or may not be true, but "The Onion" has been satire/joke news since 1988.

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