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freejazz
5mo ago
Show me the insider trading on polymarket that is providing you with this crucial info. Show it to me now.
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5mo ago
> No fortune 500 CEO is going to postpone a product launch so they can win $5,000 on polymarket They would win a lot more than a trivial amount by taking adverse positions, no? Seems like you're making up your own hypothetical
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5mo ago
> I also have had to explain this same basic workflow to junior devs That would not surprise me.
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5mo ago
>but if that is the case than development apparently doesn’t require reasoning? Certainly plenty of it does not.
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5mo ago
>I can have my agentic system read a few data sheets, then I explain the project requirements and have it design driver specifications, protocols, interfaces, and state machines. Taking those, develop an implementation plan. Working from
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5mo ago
>"gullible." Enough with the anthropomorphization
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5mo ago
Kinda funny that you are asking "how does one judge someone?" while apparently not understanding how to judge someone.
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5mo ago
But they don't get secrets out, they just make a bet? Show me any information like this on any of the prediction markets...
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5mo ago
That's just a point about how (annoying) Sam-boosters are.
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5mo ago
More shocking than the sheer incorrectness of the legal analysis I see here often is the confidence with which it is offered.
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5mo ago
That's not what the article stated. The jury had to find that the harms occurred prior to certain dates in 2021, not that Musk had to file before then.
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5mo ago
The jury found against Musk - what exactly are you talking about?
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5mo ago
Laughing that you'd call a judge a critic. It wasn't criticism, it was a judgment!
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5mo ago
Was hoping for a more reasoned opinion from OP
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5mo ago
Well, you pointed to the NYTimes which, again, has not changed, so what is your point? Maybe the NYTimes is not a good example? I don't know, you brought it up. Are you saying the NYTimes is not an interesting website? It seems to also
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5mo ago
Well the argument was that Hackernews would no longer exist, and I asked why and your response was that it would be like the NY Times, but the NY Times website does exist so I don't understand what point you are trying to make then.
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5mo ago
And? The New York Times website exists, last I checked.
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5mo ago
As opposed to totalitarian tech overlords?
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5mo ago
>Every platform that lets people submit content would have to stop doing that, because it’s an impossible liability to manage. This is a huge assumption that is offered constantly, and always, without any evidence at all.
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5mo ago
>Same thing. There is no Hacker News if Y Combinator becomes liable for user submitted content. Why is this assumed to be true?
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5mo ago
Not really, I don't want to listen to AI slop.
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5mo ago
> Most of the Red Hot Chili Peppers hit songs are pushing 30 years old. And? That hasn't been a problem for other artist catalogues >An AI generated song has already been #1 on the iTunes Charts. Yeah? It's a real big hit, h
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5mo ago
Why would licensing revenue for hit songs collapse?
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5mo ago
>It's just a token predictor what do you expect? Someone tell Altman
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5mo ago
Keep projecting
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6mo ago
That's incredibly poor reading comprehension on your part. > There are many Nice & Respectable people who are extreme ideologues You can't actually be serious.
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6mo ago
"But ultimately Carlson’s escalating toxicity, which included an undercurrent of white supremacy and a penchant for demeaning women and minorities, led Lachlan Murdoch, the then chief executive of Fox Corp, to pull the plug, the book s
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6mo ago
Non-responsive slop from someone also willfully misrepresenting how dead posts work here and a pejorative jab too! I'll play your game: enjoy your child porn on Facebook!
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6mo ago
>Who cares? People with dignity.
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6mo ago
They'll just do discovery for the LLM interactions...
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