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3mo ago
What does this even mean? Are you talking about US media? Seems like a delusion to me. Social justice is yet another banned topic under conservative corporate ownership. Quick headline check: - Trump claims to have invented a word that exis
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I also read the title as a sardonic welcome (negative connotation). I was surprised to find out it was just a tiny puff piece of self-promotion. Being “welcomed” to HIBP sounds a lot like being “welcomed” to the Bronx by a mugging. I admit
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Nah. After you have those skills, they don’t go away. Math: the most important stuff is the biggest picture. If you learned it properly (not just memorizing), that’s the last to fade. With programming, the details change but the fundamental
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“Banned from the Asian markets” was the original claim. The actual fact is: banned from Indian markets, with the ban now lifted.
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The article sticks to factual information. To dispel the idea that the information may be fake or some low-skill demo site, they have verified that 6 of the people cited are real. There is no written fear-mongering. IMO, the main question a
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3mo ago
GP posting account is 4 months old, 40 karma. Recently became active. Check comment history. Does not seem to engage in productive dialogue.
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1. Mention some concrete facts. Or at least assert some claim. 2. Given the very low rate of unionization in the USA, I think the issue you need to be most concerned about is no-benefit gig work instead of a huge wave of unionization.
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I am failing to square this techno-utopia with the rising hate and authoritarianism worldwide. It seems far more likely that AI will be working in the service of a government to oppress change and violate any human rights that are standing
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> I thought they meant it gives good stock picks or trading strategies Sadly, Gemini Flash fails to demolish individual stock picking as a strategy. Its response included a very lukewarm note picking the few winners is hard, but no furth
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> I don't know if LED bulb packages play similar tricks but it's worth checking out. It's perfectly logical that lifetime should be measured in hours of service, not days of existence. People don't know how to transla
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Parent seems to conflate “abstract” with “useless”. This comment addresses the “abstract” part only. > Math Theory are patterns of abstraction that may never be useful at all or representative of reality. This is a complete misunderstand
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This approach totally changes the game, in ways we are still discussing. The current consensus is that domain experts get the most out of using AI on problems. How will domain expertise develop when AI is doing the work? I’m not saying that
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> I usually assume that […] the tool doesn't suit every problem My expectation: inexperienced FP is trying to shoehorn a mutation-based approach into a framework that performs best with immutable data, or is manually recreating fami
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> Very few problems really have "all the tooling to verify its hypotheses" This is such a blanket dismissal that I can’t agree or disagree. Maybe very few of YOUR problems are this way. At least mention some problem domains. Re
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> I will never buy a major appliance from any other retailer Weird. You experienced failures of the manufacturer (failure to start) and the warehouse (huge scratch), and are still singing someone’s praises. It sounds to me like the brand
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> my daughter was caught playing web games in class Hilarious to me. The biggest game of whack-a-mole ever. I would love to know if this lockdown was successful (and if so, how it worked). In my city, there is a district that is so “lock
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… but how many people really believe that will happen? Fight together with everyone else, or when stage 2 (“full KYC”) is implemented you won’t have any leverage.
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Last comments are from 2025. > If we disable "override DNS servers", the DNS leaks don't happen. No verification from 2026 that this is still an issue, but also… sounds like it works as desired in most circumstances?
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> were (in hindsight) crazy long and full of unnecessary guidance Not sure when you started. However: I would never judge the necessity of details provided 2 or 3 years ago based on results that the current models give.
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Announces != releases. They claim 2027 Q1 will be the release date. Links below purporting to be “the repository” lead to a repo with no source code. Sorry, I’m cynical. An announcement 6-9 months ahead of release? Why? Right now it’s vapor
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> managed by a school […] and they failed to release the device. This means you cannot install the alternate OS setups mentioned in sibling comments. Throw it away. ETA: info correct as of a long time ago. I have done no new research.
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Turn off updates and wait. Also, if the rest of the software world is any guide, turning an LLM loose on it would find a new jailbreak in short order.
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You forgot the /s, which I assume is going to confuse some readers. A citation to some other famous case [1] would make the sarcasm clearer. [1]: https://www.npr.org/2023/07/19/1188828810/stanford-un
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He was born in 1978 (source: IMDB). He was a VP and other articles say his annual salary was $1.1MM. He was not a beginner. Edit: Also, “under 40” is ridiculous for a bar of being experienced / mature.
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The article clearly indicates the gray area. Your comment oversimplifies that dramatically.
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This comment irritates me. On one hand, I agree with it. On the other: how is it not just a version of “if you have nothing to hide”? At some point, you should fight for what you consider basic human rights. Where you draw the line and how
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> not really practical for most people Evaluate your threat model and the chance that a wipe and reinstall of the OS will be insufficient protection. If you were targeted, you may have some tough choices. Might as well think about them a
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What? Think this through some more. Authors and artists are still creating after that age.
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> copyright should just die with the author This makes sense when you’re thinking of a painting or a book. Who owns the copyright to Windows or MacOS? A corporation. How do you deal with that? > you wouldn't hire a 70 year old wr
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Interesting but not surprising in an application where speed matters.
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