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by lesuorac 1y ago
Maybe not surprising but given that he's tweeted a picture of his laptop, his lawyers really have their work cut out for them.
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Mental implants have better latency.
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> You can't be in talks with Scarlet Johannsen, reject her, and then hire a sound a like and say "talk like Scarlet" Keep in mind, the Authors in the lawsuit are not claiming the _output_ is copyright infringement so Alsup
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Warhol_Foundation_for_the... I wouldn't call it that. Goldsmith took a photograph of Prince which Warhol used as a reference to generate an illustration. Vanity Fair then chose t
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by lesuorac 1y ago
For textual purposes it seems fairly transformative. If you train a LLM on harry potter and ask it to generate a story that isn't harry potter then it's not a replacement. However, if you train a model on stock imagery and use it
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Anthropic won't submit a spreadsheet of all the books and whether they were purchases or not. So trivially, not every book stolen is shown to be later purchased. As just a matter of society, I don't think you want people say steal
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Non-sequitor: We already name winter storms. https://weather.com/storms/winter/news/2024-10-11-winter-sto...
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Why not? Not all narratives are fictional. They're just all stories. Although the part I always find a bit weird with climate change is that all the counter-arguements seem so poor. Like even if somehow it's not man-made, if the e
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Yeah forced liquidation is a big problem for a long-term loan. IIUC, Musk et al take loans at 25% of their share's value to avoid this ever coming up. Also the average house price is 500k in the US so a 20% downpayment (which not every
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A common thing I hear is whats the difference between if I study a bunch of painters and then paint an impressionist painting versus train an AI and then have it generate one? I guess the difference is that you (ideally) paid for a ticket t
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> You'd have to invest the savings and get way higher than inflation returns to break even. You say that like it's a difficult thing to do. S&P500 is up 710% since 1996. Gold is up 92% since 2012. Personally, the rent contr
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Why does it have to be galaxied brain? He can just have wanted to punish Iran or something without it being a full blown plan. Trump assassinated an Iranian general during his first term [1]. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by lesuorac 1y ago
> TX is preparing for more waves of USD inflation. I mean, the guy sponsoring the bill straight up said its so Texas can invest in the highest performing assets of the past 5 years. So, it's not in preparation of USD inflation.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Every accusation from Trump is something he himself is doing or thing about doing. It's not random.
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I think Pakistan is the example you're looking for. US spend a decade fighting in Afghanistan and 0 years in Pakistan despite UBL being in Pakistan.
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by lesuorac 1y ago
I'm not sure 1FA applies to non-US individuals on non-US soil. Once they're in the country, sure. ---- Not that I think it's been demonstrated that this policy will improve US security or etc. Wonder if the APA applies here.
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But none of that has to do with a president's own qualified immunity. ICE isn't inheriting the president's qualified immunity; they have it because they're government employees. It doesn't matter if they're act
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How? None of these individuals are the president. It's the effect of qualified immunity for non-presidents.
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You simply can't arrest people without cause. Generally that cause is a warrant.
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> The defense also said he didn’t impersonate a candidate because the message didn’t include Biden’s name, and Biden wasn’t a declared candidate in the primary. Make sense. Can't impersonate a candidate if they're not a candida
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by lesuorac 1y ago
Who determines the price that you can make a paper plate at?
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> But here's the final piece of the story: Leo Apotheker was fired on September 22, 2011—just 35 days after shutting down WebOS and eleven months after taking over as CEO. The board finally recognized the systematic thinking errors
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> Turns out, this rule was not from IT. It was a requirement from the cybersecurity insurance policy the organization had taken. I wonder if some of these constraints are to try to find a way not to pay out on the policy.
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Trump is pretty anti-other social media. All the big anti-trust against Meta/Google started under Trump (despite what Zuck claimed to Joe Rogan).
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> especially Zuck who put billions into AR for not much return While, it's indisputable about the current state of AR/VR. Zuck has a large exetensial risk to Microsoft/Apple/Google. If those companies want to revoke a
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Weird how a few presidents get balanced budgets and the next ones all cut taxes and somehow we wonder what we need to do to get a balanced budget.
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Allow me to present China. Super authoritarian and yet super invovative.
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Cable never claimed to be ad-free; it's an old wives tale.
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imo, the real problem is that you need to consistently ship. It you made a one-off app then it's going to get de-listed for not being updated despite not needing an update.
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> He stated he agreed with some of Project 2025, but not all of it. He's stated every stance you can on 2025. Heard of it, never heard of it, love it, hate it, etc. https://www.google.com/search?q=trump+never+heard+o

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