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by gowld 5mo ago
https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2026/04/faculty-senate-pro... April 23rd, 2026 The Faculty Senate voted to allow proctoring of in-person exams following a pilot overseen by the Academic Integrity Working G
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It's a win-win. It also made the experience richer for people who cheated witih impunity.
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The worst one in history was elected to the Senate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Scott
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They could, as soon as people who police the consumptino of adult content behave like adults.
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US federal laws mandate chargebacks as a consumer protection mechanism, primarily through the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) of 1974 and Regulation Z of the Truth in Lending Act (TILA)
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They are not mining the data profit; they are mining the data for managing their website.
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You really think that legal prohibition on gun ownership is more a difference in life-and-death due to murder risk than suicide risk?
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The hotline is isn't "selling" the data. The hotline installed analytics software to help them do their job. Do "non-Western culture have a better solution to suicidality?
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That's the menace of expected-value problems. They are easy-to-solve variants of more interesting hard-to-solve problems.
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Why is the simulation always exactly 2 for a closed polygon, but has error for the almost-full circle? I think it's because only the closed polygon is totationally symmetric, so you don't get errors from the edge case at the edge
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That page looks phishing-related but doesn't appear to directly serving abusive content? Does that XML get processed by a mailreader? <ListBucketResult xmlns=" http://doc.s3.amazonaws.com/2006-03-01 "> &l
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It's not "police the internet" It's policing their own customers attacking their own other customers in a way that opens themselves up to racketeering charges.
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Because law enforcement is vey bad at crossing national borders, when the victim is a mere peasant.
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The root issue here is that your government does not consider translational cyberterrorism against civilians to be worthy of national security protection or retaliation. (But if you are in the US, your government considers foreign human lab
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Kayfabe for the base and the ignorant middle.
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What I do is, I'm always responding to output N while the AI is working on prompt N+1. So we are both always responding to each other's question/answer before last. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCMiyXM-1_U
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It's almost like some people aren't IT hobbyists.
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It's 100 days of Java, not 100 days of Visual Information Architecture.
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Confusing title? "Computer Use" is actually "Browser vision"?
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How old are you?
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I didn't see that in the OP document. Is that mentioned in the document, or pure speculation on your part?
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What extortion are you claiming? Are you claiming there will be a fee?
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> Commerce Department will evaluate the programs to test their capabilities and security With what competent staff?
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Distinction without a difference.
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Nobody wants or needs your company IP, future plans, and current code base. You don't run 10 agents to get more volume of work. You run 10 agents to get better quality work
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$20/month cloud plan is definitely better than anything you'll get locally. Cost is not a reason to go local.
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It's true; businesses like to lower costs. Consumers do too.
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He would almost certainly disagree.
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> I wish the protocol was to introduce your name about 5-15 minutes into the conversation because then I would have some other information to attach it to. This is exactly what suave people do to get to know strangers outside of profes
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The book "Getting to Yes" covers similar terrain, from a different angle, but still targeting Win-Win, without sounding as manipulative as "influence people". BTW, Dale Carnagey changed his name to crease a false assoc

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