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by neycoda 2y ago
How do they know it's urine in the tank?
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by neycoda 2y ago
Even if he was a whistleblower and had documents against them, there's 12 other witnesses that prosecutors have in the lawsuits against OpenAI, and they're not dead
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by neycoda 2y ago
People under 16 shouldn't have smartphones. They should be taken during class, put on a shoe hanger. They should be put away during dinner and family time. Smartphones and tablets are ruining people during the time they need to learn a
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by neycoda 2y ago
I mean, prison might help take care of his back problem more than a health insurance company would.
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by neycoda 2y ago
Honestly, if he were me, I may feel the same way.
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by neycoda 2y ago
I mean, these seem like good passwords at least.
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by neycoda 2y ago
Too many people in the US are living paycheck to paycheck on hourly wages, many with two people in the household working full-time. This is becoming normal. A 4-day workweek will hurt them.
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by neycoda 2y ago
I mean, let's get rid of hourly wage. Make things fair for everyone. Value-based pricing.
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by neycoda 2y ago
If they can't survive without reduced ads on subscriptions, or the price of subscriptions without ads becomes unviable for users, then they're stuck between a rock and a hard place. I honestly wouldn't mind a subscription tha
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by neycoda 2y ago
I wonder how much it costs The Verge to run their platform, and how much they need subscribers to pay to stay profitable. The fence part is that when we were paying for newspaper subscriptions, they still were chock full of ads. It's j
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by neycoda 2y ago
"HTTP can go away"... uh, then how does the web client and server communicate with each other?
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by neycoda 2y ago
But he's not arguing that it's right. That's a proactive action, not a default reaction to not arguing it's wrong. Kent's comment is on the line, but it doesn't look abusive. Frankly I'm more curious about
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by neycoda 2y ago
Next up: Trump
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by neycoda 2y ago
That's great, but I can't tell who are fraudsters until after hearing what they say.
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by neycoda 2y ago
Wow this will affect a lot of product owners I've known
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by neycoda 2y ago
More often than not in scientific fraud I've seen the underlying motives be personal beliefs than financial. This is why science needs to be much stronger in weeding out the charlatans.
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by neycoda 2y ago
That attitude coincides with current delusion in our society that science is perpetuating a fraud at the level of religions whose leaders are trying to control their flock for financial and sexual gain. A broken system that incentivizes fra
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by neycoda 2y ago
Title should be changed to be more specific. It appears as if it's referring to an industry rather than just a person.
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by neycoda 2y ago
Honestly every Copilot response I've gotten cited sources, many of which I've clicked. I'd say those work basically like free advertising.
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by neycoda 2y ago
Now that AI has exploded, I keep thinking about that show called Almost Human, that opened describing a time when technology advanced so fast that it was unable to be regulated.
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by neycoda 2y ago
A repo's license doesn't overrule GitHub's policy.
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by neycoda 2y ago
A fork is a copy of a repo at a certain version. A copy of the files of the repo without the .git folder is effectively a fork. Either way, their terms contradict what GitHub allows.
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by neycoda 2y ago
If they're gonna require us to go back to the office, it better come with an office bonus.
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by neycoda 2y ago
Fuck this. What good is an office if it's just to babysit adults like they're in a daycare center?
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by neycoda 2y ago
CSS is turning into Flash.
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by neycoda 2y ago
The author may know how the world works but they don't know how to make an easily-readable webpage.
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by neycoda 2y ago
There was no hunch there about a problem, it was very obvious there was a problem. Management willing to risk worker's lives for promotions should be fired immediately unless they jump into the fire only by themselves. No life is worth
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by neycoda 2y ago
AI scraping against permission could allow corporations to formulate a loophole where Congress argues that it's impossible to enforce a law against and that it's easier to just make laws to allow corporations to close-source their
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by neycoda 2y ago
If it isn't illegal, they're gonna do it. Even if it is illegal, some will still do it but but at least there will be a disincentive.
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by neycoda 2y ago
They don't walk away with nothing. All of the documents they made and experience they got from the first proposal can be used for other proposals. I hate how people see all of that effort as wasted just because they didn't get the

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