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by dataflow 7mo ago
> Now, you need to verify your age... on your microwave? What part of the bill makes you think this would apply to a microwave? https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm... And what part makes you
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> how would this even work with embedded systems that have no UI to input this data? Doesn't the bill explain all this pretty clearly? https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtm... >> An
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> I don't necessarily think he's lying He doesn't even need to be lying, the comment is vague and contains enough loopholes that it could be true yet meaningless. I explained some that I noticed here: https://ne
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by dataflow 7mo ago
The wording I see is not exactly free of loopholes. I noted them on the other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47190163
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by dataflow 7mo ago
This seems full of loopholes. > The DoW agrees with these principles, reflects them in law and policy, and we put them into our agreement. (1) Well, did both sides sign the agreement and is it actually effective? Or is it still sitting
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by dataflow 7mo ago
The dispute is over the supply chain risk designation though, not over the refusal to sign a contract. If only the latter had happened, we wouldn't be talking here. You're explaining why the department wouldn't want contracto
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Why are the signing employees (at least the anonymous ones) trusting the creators of this website? What if it was set up by someone who wanted to gather a list of all the dissidents who would silently protest or leave the companies or whate
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> My understanding is that it’s about What is "it" in your comment? The refusal to sign a contract with Anthropic, or their designation as a supply chain risk?
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> The micro stamping law is in no way reasonable because removing the micro stamping from the end of a firing pin is laughably trivial. The only people who won’t do this are people who weren’t going to break the law in the first place. I
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Given that Anthropic is clearly risking their entire business just to stand up for what they believe is right, which appears to be what everyone here agrees with, is everyone who is supporting them here planning to also start using Anthropi
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Man jailed after selling £7M of fake plane parts(bbc.com)
2 points by dataflow 7mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> it's a lot easier to stick your head in the sand and ignore things than to fire one of your most widely respected engineers because he won't help the Pentagon build Terminator robots. Wouldn't it be more like he would le
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Trump admin moves toward blacklisting Anthropic in AI safeguards fight(axios.com)
6 points by dataflow 7mo ago|1 comments
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> No notice that I had better have access to that "recovery" email address that I hadn't bothered to keep up to date The rest of your complaints make sense but this one is bizarre. It's a recovery email, isn't ha
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> Windows 10 explorer.exe is 100x faster than Windows 11 explorer, it's not even close. I have a hard time believing this. I'm pretty sensitive to performance losses and I haven't noticed any difference between those. It w
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> One part that is really confusing, is if they knowingly intentionally targeted the ambulance because they thought they could get away with it if they destroyed the evidence, why leave witnesses alive? If you assume the motive was an in
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> many users have databases that fall in the range of 10-100MiB > use one of the many other ways to operate the database as a single file and be on your way Don't you still have to download and upload that 100MB pretty often? I f
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> Think of Amazon is a search engine for products. > [Amazon's] own purchasing arm ...so we can't think of Amazon as just "a search engine", right? You might as well hand someone a toy and say "Think of this
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I know everyone here hates PayPal but I don't recall hearing anyone I know IRL complaining about it, for whatever that's worth.
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Not to sound like an LLM, but what else can I say—you're absolutely right!
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by dataflow 7mo ago
This analogy has a rather fatal flaw, which is that we already know people who've gotten Alzheimer's , and we also know for a fact people will continue to fall victim to it, at a pretty predictable rate. i.e. the detection has
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by dataflow 7mo ago
Maybe an easier explanation: just subtract g(x) from both sides. You get: f(x) - g(x) ≤ O(1) Now, if you already know that f(x) - g(x) = O(1) means "f and g eventually differ by no more than a constant", then f(x
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> No, this has been proven many times that money is not a leading factor: Just one : https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED418160 The only clear indication of student performance is parent participation and involvement. No, we'
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> You say that in USA there are no good teachers No, that is not remotely what I'm saying. It's both entirely factually false and also a ridiculous extrapolation to make to a country of hundreds of millions of people. > beca
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> The problem is not the budget. It is the lack of real teachers, as well as a perpetually experimental curriculum. Taking this at face value: how are you teasing apart "lack of real teachers" from the budget? You don't th
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by dataflow 7mo ago
>> if you poll Israelis about their views of Palestinians, you'll find that the majority want to exterminate them all > Can you point me to that poll, or is that just your opinion? Not the parent, and not claiming anything abo
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> The fact that the protests have recurred should give pause to your hypothesis. First, the fact that they have recurred while the US has been building up military forces there should give you pause on your hypothesis. Second, just bec
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by dataflow 7mo ago
> No, The Guardian interviewing a single protestor in Iran isn’t an open-and-shut case. We have plenty of people tweeting just about everything from Iran. But we don’t yet know how these protests were formed and led, who did the organizi
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by dataflow 7mo ago
There's a very critical bit in my comment that is missing in your response unfortunately -- I'm not sure if I'm communicating it poorly, so I'll try again, with more emphasis. > I'm not sure how meaningful it is
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by dataflow 7mo ago
I'm not saying you're wrong (or right), but that you're simply jumping to a much more complicated explanation than what I'm seeing. My point was much more straightforward than that. All I'm saying is: you addressed

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