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by fxd123 3y ago
What information would this send to the third-party (you and/or OpenAI)? I assume from this demo at the very minimum the database structure? Does the post processing after the LLM response run on the customers' servers?
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by fxd123 3y ago
The operating system shows when the microphone is turned on.
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by fxd123 3y ago
(1) I already talk about plenty without getting targeted ads (2) Android is open source and I'm familiar with the core codebase as part of my job (3) Even if I get an ad after talking about a product, that isn't proof (hence my co
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by fxd123 3y ago
Classic confirmation bias.
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by fxd123 3y ago
That's not a bad thing
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by fxd123 3y ago
The point was we don't need to invent new taxes
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by fxd123 3y ago
No
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by fxd123 3y ago
Wealth is explicitly not income, so I don't know how any person would interpret a wealth tax being constitutional.
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by fxd123 3y ago
> What the Tax Foundation isn't saying: plaintiffs want the supreme court to preemptively strike down the possiblity of a federal wealth tax. You are talking about this like it's a bad thing. It absolutely should be struck down
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by fxd123 3y ago
And yet, countries without unrealized gains taxes still have courts, police, and military.
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by fxd123 3y ago
Collateral is explicitly not tangible and usable. The whole point of collateral is that the unrealized gains are held in a illiquid limbo
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by fxd123 3y ago
Yes, as long as they can avoid shooting rockets at their neighbors. Which is sadly not the case right now
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by fxd123 3y ago
I didn't ask where you live, but ok?
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by fxd123 3y ago
> Can you imagine that all it took for her to lose her job was "“Freedom for Palestine”. Which she said after Israel was a victim of a terrorist attack. Quite tone deaf, no?
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by fxd123 3y ago
As I already said in another comment: > It's almost as if Israel has defensive technology (Iron Dome) to protect their citizens from Palestine's rocket attacks that target civilian areas (which is a war crime)
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by fxd123 3y ago
> People don't want a reciprocal death count from Israel Unfortunately, many people in this thread do want that > they want them to resist escalation I want Hamas to resist escalation too. Why has Hamas broken every ceasefire in
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by fxd123 3y ago
Is there a reason why you created an account specifically for this comment thread?
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by fxd123 3y ago
> Although the law is largely symbolic
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by fxd123 3y ago
It's almost as if Israel has defensive technology (Iron Dome) to protect their citizens from Palestine's rocket attacks that target civilian areas (which is a war crime)
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by fxd123 3y ago
> which also included a denunciation of the “Zionist ideology which promotes an exclusivist state,” That's an interesting claim, since Israel is definitely not a exclusivist state. Yet again, 'anti-zionism' seems to be u
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by fxd123 3y ago
The security council does have binding resolutions.
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by fxd123 3y ago
Title makes it seem like the U.N. can dictate this. It's a non-binding resolution.
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by fxd123 3y ago
"Universal Acclaim" being a phrase metacritic associates with a 8.5 score- from a whopping 509 reviews. Not very universal
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by fxd123 3y ago
> but I wish > I do not care Stop trying to make the author's article about yourself
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by fxd123 3y ago
You are welcome to share your own opinion, but don't say things like "generally considered" when it's just not true...
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by fxd123 3y ago
I enjoyed it but "best written shows of the 2010s" is an exaggeration
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by fxd123 3y ago
> Civil trials cost you money, so obviously the standard is lower ... ... ...
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by fxd123 3y ago
And the preponderance standard for civil cases is "over 50% likelihood". That's not very strong.
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by fxd123 3y ago
...what?
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by fxd123 3y ago
> agreed the French cuisine is the best of them both OK, but that's not what the article is about. The writer is talking about "good food culture", not "good food"

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