nemomarx

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by nemomarx 5mo ago
It affects wealth, but the owner can also sell the property to someone who'll live in it and then they won't be taxed despite owning expensive property. So it's more targeted than a general wealth tax would be and I think the
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
On unoccupied or secondary residences specifically, not on wealth overall. This is more of a housing policy?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
the four day work week has been trialed many times and already would have been the same or higher productivity before agents, honestly. if agents get really good let's just go to 3?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
> Under YouTube’s guidelines, creators will still be required to manually disclose when they use realistic AI. But starting this week, it also will roll out a new internal system to help identify AI-generated content. “If a creator doesn
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
China would probably want to increase production and export more? What are you worried about specifically they don't price gouge on other stuff from shenzhen really do
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
If you could use something like a ddg bang for it? like !chat at the end of the search and it goes to some router?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Looks like about 18 percent, although I would assume there's a particular demographic where this might be higher. Do they have to be paid out in full, though? I remember cases in the past where a company went bankrupt and had to renege
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
And they want to do it again and enforce anti trust laws? I don't see any contradiction here. Break up faang and keep a close eye on all these acquisitions the ai companies are doing and why they need to own package management and code
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Why don't pensions just invest in index funds generally? High required rate of returns or?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Do you need them to? Treat everything unmarked as unsafe. Websites intended for kids will mark themselves in time.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
If the technology is used to serve humanity by providing food or housing, it seems like his stance would be approving. But if it was used to increase profits and people still starved that would be bad, right? "AI must be used for the g
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
I think people here just assume they won't ever have to be a cashier and ignore that risk?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
McDonald's are franchises - you generally want to sue the local owner or threaten them in addition to the holding company. That only requires someone own the ai managed McDonald's though. so long as they can't avoid responsib
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Do you happen to have an example? The closest I can think of is adobe for images, but I've never heard of a text based llm trained purely on legally acquired books.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
anecdotes about whether people like Flock cameras where they live are kinda useful, I think? maybe it'll inspire other city council votes elsewhere
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Why is the revealed preference of "I don't want to have a contract with a specific notorious company" mapped to "I don't want Internet at all" here? Maybe he should have proposed banning Comcast or another noto
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Can I download an archive of movies so a human animator can study the techniques there? Surely you have to make the copy to feed it into the llm for training, so
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
They sell them at the end of their life, sometimes, so you recoup a bit of the cost there. And you can also get books donated which reduces the up front cost. I don't see a good way to do that for digital copies, and of course the expi
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Just find a good technical solution that doesn't require handing over your id, yeah?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
can I donate my ebook to them?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
A large crop harvester is a tool, but if you used to work on a farm by hand it's not a tool you're going to get to use. It's a replacement for your labour and value, right? someone else will get to use the tool and earn money
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
did you have a real estate developer come and visit your school and talk about how the surging house prices were really helpful for them I think this is just it being blatant. it doesn't necessarily mean anything will come of it but of
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Up and down your stairs at home, walking to shops or work, or dedicated gym / biking / walk time before bed is basically it. If you have a tight schedule that can be very hard and if you live in the wrong type of housing it's
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
I'm not actually sure Wubi and Tubu are better than something like Cashr tbh
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Once the rest of the crowd is booing it seems pretty safe to join in.
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
How short term do you think it'll be, and how confident are you in that? If it takes until these kids are in their 30s their careers will be pretty affected. "maybe the next generation of kids after you will be fine" isn&#x27
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
The over hiring explanation will only last so long - you can't really say we were still over hiring after about 2023, right? So by next year you'd expect that shedding to be mostly done I think. and then companies no longer hiring
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
His next line was about agreeing with that fear so his messaging is just incoherent to me. I guess very "well we did it anyway, get ready for your jobs to go away and to deal with a big mess we made"?
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
Watching the graphs during the driving segment helped me more than his explanation, but maybe I'm visual about it? It's interesting to see when the battery is being used. I've seen some modern hybrids just have a visualizer f
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by nemomarx 5mo ago
It might indicate core model training and pre training is really slowing down?

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