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2y ago
> You can argue it's involuntary servitude instead of slavery but to most people that's a meaningless distinction. The purchase and sale of humans, or the lack of such transactions is a meaningless distinction?
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2y ago
But there's no purchase or sale of a human. So where's the slavery?
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2y ago
> the prison slavery system. extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Where is the enslavement?
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2y ago
It's not so much that the LLMs generate profiles like “proud Black queer momma of 2 & truth-teller”, but they seem to generate such profiles at rates much higher (perhaps an order of magnitude) than the IRL versions of such actual
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2y ago
better title Elektročas HH3 – the most accurate atomically assisted pendulum clock on the planet (cern.ch)
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2y ago
I do recall reading the Alex engineers insisting on a physical off switch while the opposite was true for the Google Home product.
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2y ago
I'm not trying to change your mind, but this response (from another user) was flagged, so I'm providing a pull quote. > A marketing firm called Cox Media Group has recently revealed that it is listening to user conversations vi
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2y ago
Most of Steinbeck is similarly approachable.
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2y ago
> delaying a response will slow the bot down This is a nice solution for an asynchronous web server. For apache, not so much.
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2y ago
Yes, but not 99% of traffic like we experienced after the great LLM awakening. CF Turnstile saved our servers and made our free pages usable once again.
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2y ago
These bots are so voracious and so well-funded you probably could make some money (crypto) via proof-of-work algos to gain access to the pages they seek.
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2y ago
I don't know if I agree about the level of risk here. All password managers store passwords AND usernames.
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2y ago
And they probably don't have the product locked down to stymie the shoplifters.
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2y ago
Yes, but the most expensive CPU doesn't cost $40K.
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2y ago
That would be funny. Microstrategy with one level of abstraction.
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2y ago
But not for the Bay Area. As of November 2024, the median price of a home in the Bay Area is around $1,316,500. On a 3:1 debt to income ratio, I'd put median income for the area for those who can afford to buy a home there is approx $
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2y ago
there's too many things, and not enough nouns. such collisions occur with such frequency it's foolish to draw conclusions, or ban words. Apple is among the world's largest tax dodgers, but I still use the word when speaking
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2y ago
I think the search and ad code base may not be explicitly co-mingled, but they are implicitly co-mingled. And return worse search results than the early 2000s code base.
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2y ago
Credential stuffing would be a much less effective strategy is web apps went back to string-based usernames, and not email-based ones. Also, I hit CTRL-F on this post for the term "portable", and I got zero hits. Both passwords a
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2y ago
Don't miss Conan in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn (2000). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlKlb9zqeJ0
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2y ago
Of course they are. Satya needs show to AI revenues (forced or not), in addition to AI costs.
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2y ago
The culture is been driven by village idiots.
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2y ago
Yet, TSLA is trading at an all time high and 127 PE. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TSLA/
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2y ago
I've been 1000s times over the last 25 years. Penn Station has never looked better over that time frame.
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2y ago
This comment is seriously uniformed as one can clearly see by all the responses garnered, or a quick stop by the place.
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2y ago
You could make an equivalently dismissive comment about the hypesters.
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2y ago
Very impressive. Was it a React application?
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2y ago
Oh, no. People learn English by watching American TV shows and speak in similar patterns. What if people learn to write by reading LLM output, and write like LLMs? No bueno, to use a vernacular.
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2y ago
Only if one delves.
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2y ago
JFK allegedly read at 1200 wpm.
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