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agreed, this architecture is a non-starter for many enterprise orgs
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they should make a clone with a cooler theme and call it KnowledgeBattles.org
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He understands the modern conservative male mindset better than anyone, it's amazing
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They are fascists that like money
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> I still wonder what real value Palantir provides the US Gov. Their "product" has always been some hacky database joins behind a web app with a dark mode interface that makes the baby brains at DOD feel like they're in a
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6mo ago
The movements and announcements of large tech companies tend to be newsworthy, whether it's "we made a new iPhone", "our new model is so good it's dangerous!" or "we should have a draft to support new Amer
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"Right wing politics dominated by the rich" is the natural endpoint of libertarianism, so that makes sense. Whether they're "real" libertarians or not, the elite techies leading the charge are people with politics l
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The hacker aesthetic has always been largely reactionary and hyperfocused on the individual and individual freedoms. See also the politics of "generation X"
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They sold the shoe business for a new company to mess up
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The $50M is for keeping the company alive long enough for the c suite to finish tearing the copper out of the walls
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Yes, you lose the privilege if your attorney-client communications are not intended to be confidential. If you agree to share those communications with a third party, you don't intend them to be confidential.
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I swear every time an LLM does something stupid, the usual band of AI hype pushers bends over backwards trying to invent reasons that it's actually good.
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this is true, Claude and other LLMs are highly skilled at producing secure code
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7mo ago
He's been lying through his teeth for the better part of two decades, "fraud" is true and productive.
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i'm going to write a fawning article about cars standing still
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How cheap are existing AI construction workers?
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7mo ago
It works very poorly
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7mo ago
True, Elon has really been achieving win after win with Tesla and Twitter.