mtnGoat

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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Just to clarify Claude data is not years old, the latest production version is up to date as of April 2024.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Some of these ai companies are so aggressive they are essentially dos’ing sites offline with their request volumes. Should be careful before they get blacked and can’t get data anymore. ;)
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
That’s a fact, not a personal opinion. Unless the damage was done in malice it’s not a crime. It’s the owners negligence for not protecting their property No need to downvote just because y’all don’t know the law, lol!
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
If it was done with malice, you could be prosecuted, malicious mischief is a crime. Damage by accident no, not in any of the 50 states.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
No it’s not fair at all, if you break something you don’t actually have to buy it. It’s the merchants liability for allowing things to be within reach of customers. Just walk out and don’t negotiate at all.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I got a thank you email the other day after a meeting that was clearly written by AI, it was a real turn off. English was the authors second language, but she does public speaking in English, so I know she has decent command. Regardless, id
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Probably whoever gets it the longest just failed to properly reinvest their ill gotten funds into legal advice.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I’m not confused. Thank you though.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
As I said this is close to a majority of states by count, but far from a majority by population. Read better. I guess you don’t think we should be mindful of false information about sex with minors being written as fact on the Internet and
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
You really should check your facts on that first statement my friend. Frankly you are dead wrong and should not be spreading this kind of false info, it’s dangerous to minors. Only 24 states have age of consent below 18, and a number of th
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Nice remix of an old technique. I remember file packing exes together for fun and profit back in the day.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Seems similar to a lesson alphabet learned in the EU a while back.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
How long ago and what has the outcome been? Curious to start learning more abut what we might be walking into.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
It will exist for roughly 18 months. January 2025 to July 2026. Thrice as much time to do the “work”.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Even a simple weighting might work… “do you prefer your time off to be near major public holidays?” Or “which season do you prefer to travel?” Then with the 4 day weeks accordingly. The results it gave me skipped over a lot of other federal
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Thank you for looking that up, I was on mobile and being lazy. So it looks like he’s done some decent sized stuff.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Things on sidewalks are not free to take because you can touch them. Just like things in your front yard are not. Just because you can get to it, doesn’t mean it’s yours to take and act upon at will.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Articles like this are off to me… you’re going to need to quantify and qualify your claims of things otherwise I don’t know how much credence to throw ya. “I ship at big tech” is a broad statement… as a reader, I need elaboration or I tend
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Same could be said about things in your front yard? I’m not sure taking liberties with things you don’t own, is always the best policy, nor is putting the entire responsibility on the owner. I don’t think this is something you can boil down
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I’m just not sure jealousy is the correct word for this though. Most systems don’t like these kinds of things for a number us reasons.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I know at my last job I closed any resumes that had Google on them. They generally didn’t do well at startups in my opinion, the scope and responsibilities are too broad and there is no where to hide. And the ones I did hire tended to want
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
You can buy crypto for cash on Craigslist. Don’t need to be wealthy. You’d probably need “connections” to buy six figures or more off market.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
True, but not in this mental exercise where the person is being held hostage. They would still need to liquidate assets and transfer to crypto, and also need connections to this type of seller. In that case, that’d probably already have it.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
in fact the standing weekly meetings were cancelled after we got to the point where the entire half hour was consumed with going over all the AIs their end had they we were still waiting for answers on. Since we never got any, we cancelled
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
I've been invited so two similar events over the past couple decades and one company I worked for had standing weekly meetings with Google. All I can say is my experience is pretty much they same, they lure you in wanting info and to h
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Great theory lesson, but… You are basing all of this on a non cash world. Cash is still king in many parts of society that aren’t entirely on the up and up. These are the OGs of this sport and definitely aren’t incompetent. Plus sale of goo
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
The fact they pulled it means I will no longer be donating. I can’t support orgs that won’t go the distance to protect a free and open internet when that’s what they argue for.
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
Well of course producing your own wood would be cheaper than paying market rate. Lumber growers are a business too, they grow where it’s cheap and ship to market that pays best. A local guy not getting it for a discount isn’t incestuous, it
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
It’s very regional, for instance in Quincy Washington they are actively constructing well over a million square feet of data centers. Each one has hundreds of electricians working in it. My personal friend is clearing $350k before union ben
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by mtnGoat 2y ago
How do you think compensation would/could be handled? Do you think it would set a bad/good precedent?

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