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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
> You can at least question an officer in court. This is true in theory but not so much in practice. The American legal system only works for people with enough time and/or money to pursue justice (or whatever else they want from th
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Right, because human enforcement isn’t selective or biased at all
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
No, because you should assume all code will be analyzed and attacked by adversarial AIs. That’s the real world impact of Project Glasswing and the like. If attackers are using it so should the blue team. AI analysis should be a part of your
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
In other words: it’s security theater and dubious economic protectionism, not a genuine attempt to counter a cyber threat.
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Yep. Automate the whole thing and be done with traffic cops abusing their power to meet quotas or harass minorities. It would likely make car insurance cheaper too since people would drive more safely, and the cost of investigations and arb
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Camera blind spots are solved with more cameras and correct positioning, not automated AI surveillance.
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
I’ll be honest I think “unlimited” should just be banned from advertising. The literal definition a layman would understand is never what’s in the fine print. Every good or service has some kind of limit, whether it’s artificially put in pl
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
It is, but good luck getting the FTC to care. Maybe the EU will do something about it.
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
It’s dumb to piss off their customers with confusing rule changes instead of just raising their prices to deal with high demand. They might even make a profit
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Didn’t Luigi Mangione 3D print his gun? There’s definitely an appeal for criminals
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
What? You are capped by bandwidth and time is its own limit. You are capped at the max bandwidth in your service contract multiplied by the length of the contract. A bandwidth cap has an implied data cap
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
We still haven’t fully corrected from ZIRP either
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Is that data useful at all? Indeed postings are a poor proxy for how many people actually get hired. One of the major problems we have is that employment statistics are largely just estimates, and don’t reflect reality on the ground. Factor
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
So community colleges?
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Underemployment in the Fed’s data is defined as working any job where at least 50% of people in the job field say you don’t need a college degree. So 80% of recent grads are working in jobs where the perception is you need a degree. Which w
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Translating every aspect of human existence into some kind of “capital” is deeply unhealthy.
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Who's "we"? Parties in power have a huge incentive to keep voters uneducated and gullible.
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
I'd interpret that as 11% of CS grads are finding appropriate jobs (not underemployment) within a set amount of time after graduation. That data from the fed includes all people aged 22-27 with a bachelor's degree. Where that numb
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Sure let’s completely ignore the noise pollution that makes living near one a constant hell
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
Maybe instead of performing mental gymnastics to expand the executive’s power well beyond beyond what Congress has legislated, we should just pass new laws
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
> all of their software is a mess and the hardware has some bugs/issues Is that not enough of a reason?
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
I’ve always thought it a travesty that USPS doesn’t provide a public email service
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
It also kills competition and disincentivizes providing long term value. I’m not sure how making the job market more like gambling does anything positive for the majority of people
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by mcmcmc 6mo ago
I don’t think they care about their customers at all, from the statement they consider their business a “byproduct”.
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by mcmcmc 7mo ago
Don’t forget the portion that’s used for mass surveillance, scams, and other blackhat shenanigans. Or supercharged personalized advertising with dynamic pricing. And you can’t miss propaganda and dark money influence campaigns.
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by mcmcmc 7mo ago
Coming up with the idea and implementing it in the real world are two different things. You don’t think there’s any chance someone read the paper and used his ideas to create Bitcoin?
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by mcmcmc 7mo ago
There’s definitely something, I saw RESIST pop up for a flash as well.
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by mcmcmc 7mo ago
The PM: “People love watching streamers play games, so people who play games must want to watch a game play itself! Introducing Xbox GamePass CoPilot with Microsoft Flight Simulator CoPilot+, all included with your GamePass Ultra subscripti
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by mcmcmc 7mo ago
Friends, or billionaires willing to build his state propaganda machine.
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by mcmcmc 7mo ago
I don’t think you can take any numbers coming from this administration seriously, regardless of the institution.

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