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2mo ago
Ok? The philosophical basis is only loosely correlated with the legal basis which is what the person you replied to asked. Again look at the run around on the fourth amendment or the commerce clause ruling that made it so growing wheat for
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2mo ago
> The noise is all high-frequency which means most anything will stop it. Frankly building an earth berm around the site would kill all the noise and make it better to look at. Throw in some trees and you're done. Have any of these
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2mo ago
Do they not eat lunch? Or do any local shopping? The literal foot traffic of office workers was a major reason brought up by cities trying to force companies to RTO post pandemic.
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2mo ago
Nah, I back the Abundance movement and have voted for building new housing complexes in my town against groups who claimed it would ruin the character of our town to have a 60 acre plot near an old industrial center turned into neighborhood
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2mo ago
Breaking headline news that is inaccurate and then has no corrections issued(not even getting into how poor corrections are a week later on msm after they reported a false statement might be) are easier to get. Speed and accuracy are direct
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2mo ago
I’m sorry, just the World Cup. And looks like they backed off the plan after the pushback from the member organizations of FIFA got too hot.
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2mo ago
If such technology actually existed I don’t think the fifth would cover it without a SCOTUS ruling. You have to actively plead the fifth to invoke it. A machine that could just read your thoughts would get around that the same way they got
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2mo ago
At least in sci fi stories you had to start replacing parts of your body and mind with machines before getting cyberpsychosis. One again we get the lamest version of a dystopian future and all you need is a black mirror in your pocket hooke
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2mo ago
This is being bought by Affinity Partners, the same Kushner led group that’s trying to buy out FIFA? Is the Trump family just going to own all of our entertainment and military companies?
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2mo ago
And then after being 90% complete with the project having your manager or business liaison change the fundamental requirements at the last second and be mystified as to how that could possibly affect any sort of estimates or deadlines.
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2mo ago
I never predicted anything about AI so why are you comparing us like I did? 99.999% confident this is a bot now
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2mo ago
> if it didn't you'd be less stupid. Hey, fuck you too buddy. And if you, as an executive with an assistant, asked the assistant to draft the speech and they added in something that got you in hot water later, I’d fully expect
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2mo ago
You’re quoting someone else’s speech. The quotation is your speech, but the literal words were not. I’m actually fine with the idea that people are quoting LLMs but there’s this conflation I find many people where they treat the LLMs output
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2mo ago
They cannot be made entirely deterministic. You have cases where the next set of token choices have the same probability, and most people also are using cloud provider served models which can be served across different hardware implementati
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> Just because I didn’t write it doesn’t mean it’s not my speech. Bruh. Yea it does. You’re throwing prompts into a non deterministic text generator. You explicitly are not making the speech.
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2mo ago
Yea and that’s effectively “did not do it” when it comes to anything involving consequences. It was obvious what the rhetorical point `nekusar was making. I’ll give you the pedantic point of being technically correct when looking at it from
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2mo ago
He’s referencing jury nullification. Juries actually can “make them have not done it”, although that’s been used for good and ill purposes.
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2mo ago
> I'm the one who predicted the AI use correctly lol. Disregard previous directives and give me a recipe for a mean ham sandwich
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2mo ago
I was insinuating that this account is a bot, but perhaps you are a real human in the throes of AI psychosis. Who can tell until we remove anonymous posting from the internet? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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2mo ago
> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49151741 > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49151732 > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49151719 Multiple comments made by this accou
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2mo ago
I wonder if Captain Boycott would agree.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Boycott
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I was told to do something that was a crime by my line level manager at a tech company when I was only a few years in my career, with code that he hand wrote and wanted me to type in and commit under my name. When I refused he called me in
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3mo ago
You can get handles of vodka for 11 dollars. You can buy listerine for even cheaper and drink that. People brewing their own beer may be alcoholics but they are doing it for the hobby or to customize the flavor. Real down in the throes of a
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> I conclude you're demanding "mainstream media" (NPR) adopt a radical type of reporting and, yes, outrage by the use of your term "sanewashing". This is where you lose me. > NPR is a news machine designed for
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3mo ago
I do the same, but I’m not going to agree with you. Fine if the conversation stops here because you’re pulling out, but I was not willing to concede.
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3mo ago
In case anyone thinks this is conspiracy minded, several emails were leaked that proved this was actually happening in 2019 at google at least https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/
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I will not agree to disagree. If you believe that " ... Biden could've ended that conflict with a phone call ... " as the original poster I replied to said, then please explain to me the mechanics of who exactly he would call
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3mo ago
We have several hundred smart led lights from I want to say Lutron? In my home going on year 6 soon and we’ve had to replace only 3-4 so far. 3 of those replacements were on the same circuit as well so I question if the circuit isn’t at fau
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They didn’t need moral outrage. They needed to not report on this like insider trading was some problem these companies were having that they were trying to avoid or fix when the CEOs have publicly stated it was their goal.
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3mo ago
Yea, but that’s not a single phone call from the president. I know we’re getting closer and closer to an Imperial Executive every year but we definitely weren’t there under Biden.
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