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by ncr100 11mo ago
The mercenary values become quite plain sometimes. They have told us who they are, these people who are now brazenly about money and power. It's up to us not to forget, and to vote accordingly, and to call BS when we see it. Otherwise
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Shutting down the service. Blocking new users. Preventing existing users in the UK and many other countries from continuing to use the product. Giving everybody who is still a user the free unloaded plan. Basically feels like a failure, a s
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Oi!
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Use case == Next iteration of "You're Fired" may be more like it.
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Experimental Aircraft are less licensed than non-experimental, so this is more of a YOLO pilot.
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Agreed, tldr "Zillow updates products, increasing likelihood of severe financial risk to its end users."
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Sounds like an AI could be writing the Pro AI social media posts. I believe this is literally what was warned about by the super intelligence expert, When talking with Bernie Sanders at the Georgetown something something conference this Nov
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Maybe Epstein files are hiding in Maduro-land? /s Unnecessary waste of life, attention, money coming soon.
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Her. Donna Morris is executive vice president and chief people officer at Walmart. And it's base of $250k salary plus all the bonuses, often blowing out to over $1M a year. I'd guess she's in the $5M+ range, a year.
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by ncr100 11mo ago
<3 I do see this style of speech, which you're obviously playing with here, more and more coming from my US government. "What do you have to hide" kind of stuff. (From my individual perspective.) It is disconcerting, as it
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by ncr100 11mo ago
I'm unsure whether it's appropriate to trust Le Parisien's equivalencies. Q: Do they have a track-record of intellectual honesty? Equivalencies are powerful, and dangerous if mis-handled. E.g. this is worrying [from the artic
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by ncr100 11mo ago
This is factually accurate! It's going to be one party, or the other, in my opinion .. a party that is more overtly favoring the business- / owner-class. And today it happens to be GOP. The fascinating / interesting part to m
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Figure AI sued – whistleblower warned ... robots 'fracture a human skull'(cnbc.com)
4 points by ncr100 11mo ago|3 comments
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by ncr100 11mo ago
From this wrongful-termination suit: "Adcock and Edelberg [Founder + CEO, Chief Engineer] expressed a dislike of written product requirements, which Plaintiff responded to by indicating that their stance was abnormal in the field of ma
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Not sure if this is what you had in mind: Projected 2D views into a 3D "movie screen" environment is a feature of the Frame, per my understanding of their marketing, and of early reviewers' experiences. If you meant, "do
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by ncr100 11mo ago
To the GOP, lying (in stated intentions "small gov", et al) aligns with their core values: GOP is the party of capitalism (free-market, laissez-faire). Capitalism is the pursuit of self-interest and the profit motive. And when the
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by ncr100 11mo ago
<3
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Apple / Google did not but should sue the Gov't for this abuse. Perhaps it could be more popularized, to sway Goo-Apple's mind and take the expensive plunge. Glad the ACLU is starting to talk about it, at the least.
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by ncr100 11mo ago
For the humor, mocked up an Amazon page reflecting this scenario: - - - Human Liver, 14.4 cm Visit Jeff Bezos' Store 3 Stars (1) $14,000,000 Coupon: [ ] Save an extra 5% on your first Subscribe and Save order. In Stock Quantity: 1 ( Su
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Royal we. This is part of the problem with Flock, IMO. Lack of adherence to or support of norms. Psychopathy actualized as a corporation. The societal impact of disruption of trust, of personal privacy, is under-appreciated by the corporati
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by ncr100 11mo ago
Windows is _always_ a pain in my a*. Every time I boot my windows box it costs me and average of 45 minutes of software updating. And, FWIW MS's gaming-business is around 10% of its revenue, which is likely to be slowing soon: - Valve
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by ncr100 11mo ago
I wonder if this is legal?
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by ncr100 1y ago
As https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45918066 says, go to https://www.blender.org/lab/ instead.
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by ncr100 1y ago
> They are military combatants actively waging war against the US That is false. They're civilian. They are not proven to be "foreign military powers". And in the case I'm misunderstanding what is written, above, perh
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by ncr100 1y ago
I agree.
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by ncr100 1y ago
I see - that would suck. "You're not related to THE Adolf Hitler .. (I hope?)" -hypothetical conversation [pope fondling - just getting closer to God]
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by ncr100 1y ago
Asking: Chinese the ethnicity, or Chinese the nationality? And, why exaggerate? I get the sense of concern for strategic vulnerabilities - I feel that is a valid, and a separate topic to ascribing cause / blame / hypothetical base
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by ncr100 1y ago
There are many many risks. If TP-Link is pathologically creating unsecure products -- through incorporation of enemy government backdoors or through other improperly handled security vulnerabilities, they deserve to be singled out as making
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by ncr100 1y ago
It's unjust.
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by ncr100 1y ago
(Re USA) Over 30 States ban holding your phone while driving All States except for Montana ban texting while driving No States ban complete non-usage of cell phones while driving

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