elmer2

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by elmer2 5d ago
Funny how the same people that want to fine Meta also want pot shops that sell a substance that's much more addictive.
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by elmer2 7d ago
Really? I am a consultant work with lots of companies and the vast majority of executives and management are women or people of color. If we are going by DEI rules, it's racist and sexist, based on population percentages. I also have t
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by elmer2 7d ago
There needs to be laws in place that punish AI companies (fines or jail time) If AI breaks the law or does something harmful.
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by elmer2 7d ago
Instead of blithely repeating the common notion that Roman roads were all uniformly straight, historians, archaeologists, and the general public can add a caveat,” she said. This is just obnoxious. Obviously, if the terrain didn't allo
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by elmer2 7d ago
AI is only good if you are disciplined enough to only use it when you tried everything and are truly stuck or have lots of knowledge and need it to get to that next level. For the un-disciplined, it means using it instead of gaining the fou
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by elmer2 10d ago
Yep, when Obama and Hillary used them, geniuses. Only evil when Trump did the same thing. Odd how that works.
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by elmer2 14d ago
I wonder how many people vomit in them after a late night at the bar.
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by elmer2 14d ago
If they do this, it will just give China time to catch up.
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by elmer2 14d ago
I don't think this true. If I throw a brick out my window and it hurts someone, I can still be held criminially liable, even if I didn't mean to do it. Do drunk drivers intionally kill people on the road?
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by elmer2 15d ago
I think we all know why. Right, wrong, and intelligence seems to go out the window if a person you don't like politically does something good.
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by elmer2 15d ago
Lazy people shouldn't be using AI.
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by elmer2 15d ago
It was around in 2008. Reddit was flooded with bots shilling for Obama.
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by elmer2 19d ago
#5 is probably the most accurate. I see interviews and tests returning to in-person only.
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by elmer2 19d ago
"Wikipedia is centralized and transparent. Wikipedia pages have unique URLs with an attached edit history. Changes can be made for free, by anyone, and whenever a change is made, everyone immediately has access to it. New information p
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by elmer2 19d ago
Are we now going to support the courts going after mass piracy, after it's been supported, en masse, here on HN whenever Aaron Swartz comes up?
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by elmer2 19d ago
I'm a consultant and I've already worked for multiple AI companies that shut down over the last two years. I think the main problem is that they all are relying on the big token providers and trying to capture value with various s
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by elmer2 19d ago
They dumbed it down for the masses.
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by elmer2 19d ago
In the movie, they talked about how their pentesting business wasn't making any money. Times sure have changed.
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by elmer2 20d ago
People get arrested for stating their opinions on social media sites. Of course they have no freedom of speech.
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by elmer2 23d ago
Haha, like being in the AI closet.
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by elmer2 25d ago
When AI can have sex with you, it will be enough.
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by elmer2 27d ago
China can do no wrong according to Liberals.
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by elmer2 27d ago
Because the gay community loves to find gay storylines where none exist. According to this line of thinking, anything involving men competing against each other means there is somehow sexual attraction. This is as offensive as saying that l
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by elmer2 27d ago
I remember when I discovered a remote ICQ buffer overflow in high school. I didn't have the skills to gain code execution at the time, but I created an app that could DoS and crash the client of anyone, if I knew their username.
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by elmer2 28d ago
noblogs encourages and hosts violence and other terrorist activities. They doxx people they don't like and pass around kids schools/addressess/home addresses/names of spouses, for the sole purpose of violence. They had a
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by elmer2 29d ago
Something that might come out of all of this is that companies that previously slow rolled security fixes will now be forced to fix them quickly, because the speed of AI and the liability of being insecure.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
Yeah, underage Russian women.
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by elmer2 1mo ago
"But Mamdani did not “doxx” any New York City residents. The same information has been public — and searchable online — for decades." If your address is in the phone book or a public databases online, but I publish it on my social
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by elmer2 1mo ago
On the contrary, new generations are skipping the fundamentals and using AI instead. Seniors will become more valuable as that knowledge is lost and AI isn't capable of full replacenent. I use AI daily and it takes almost no extra brai
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by elmer2 1mo ago
I used to have this same mentality (no credit cards) when I was younger, until my debit card was stolen and someone took $1000. The bank basically shrugged their shoulders and said there was nothing they could do. I always get my money back

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