outside2344

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by outside2344 10mo ago
I asked Microsoft 365 Copilot to create a new word document for me (since they have hidden the link on office.com) and... it refused to do that. Edit: Just tried again. It refused to do it. I mean WTF.
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by outside2344 10mo ago
Just training for working at McKinsey after graduation
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by outside2344 10mo ago
I mean, they watch our president, who got a JET for god knows what, and after seeing that, why shouldn't they grab for the bag?
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by outside2344 11mo ago
We are probably just a few weeks away from Google completely wiping OpenAI out.
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by outside2344 1y ago
The thing the founders didn't foresee was that a president could basically threaten to remove any member of Congress by 1) driving their campaign contributions to zero or 2) threatening to sic his mob on them.
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by outside2344 1y ago
$3499??? Is anyone actually buying this?
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by outside2344 1y ago
I don't understand why this is a iron triangle situation. Higher density housing -- and a lot of it -- solves for all three, right? If not, why not?
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by outside2344 1y ago
Honestly hope Senator Scott Wiener runs for governor
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by outside2344 1y ago
I think this is the most positive thing that could happen. What's more likely is that the whole response stream is manipulated to sell us things (ideas, products).
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by outside2344 1y ago
The PE firms strip the assets, aka have them take on huge amounts of debt, sell assets, and then pay them dividends etc. before they collapse.
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by outside2344 1y ago
There has to be a EU privacy violation in there somewhere right? Or does that not count for giant EU companies?
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by outside2344 1y ago
Is this a crafty reference to Back to the Future? If so I applaud you.
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by outside2344 1y ago
I think it is more likely that Trump point blank tells them they aren't allowed to pay this and that the EU isn't allowed to fine them any longer.
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by outside2344 1y ago
For the thousandth time: Why?
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by outside2344 1y ago
Most research on the effects of this have shown that it will make weather more variable. So imagine 45-50C heat waves and -10-20C polar blasts.
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by outside2344 2y ago
Really? I would have said it was Claude-3.7 based on experience.
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by outside2344 2y ago
In France, like a lot of other countries, they are blaming everything on the immigrants. Crime? Immigrants are doing it. Retirement age? Immigrants are spending the money. These things are not backed up by data, but just like the US, or N
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by outside2344 2y ago
This is insane town people. This will result in a total dystopia.
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by outside2344 2y ago
He is not interested in efficient. He is interested in destroying anything that regulates or taxes him.
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by outside2344 2y ago
Why are France and Germany opposed?
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by outside2344 2y ago
Or whatever interests have compromised or bribed the administration
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by outside2344 2y ago
Might be a more truthful name honestly too
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by outside2344 2y ago
Really? If you are an employee of Microsoft, how is it possible not to run afoul of a non-compete in tech for example?
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by outside2344 2y ago
Let me guess, all of the changes are bad for employees and good for oligarchs.
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by outside2344 2y ago
Not if you have a battery system attached
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by outside2344 2y ago
Exactly, they should have insurance to cover this
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by outside2344 2y ago
The people training LLMs have billions of dollars and the people using it to read that can't afford a $300 journal do not. So training is legal and reading is illegal.
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by outside2344 2y ago
Bluesky is such a great community - and I agree with the findings of the paper that it is remarkably non-toxic.
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by outside2344 2y ago
They make billions and billions of dollars from selling the search slot
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by outside2344 2y ago
Pretty clear anti-competitive activity

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