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by prepend 3y ago
This seems pretty reasonable as falling under the “unprofessional behavior” intelligent behavior. In my org, if I disrupted someone’s presentation over any topic I’d be fired. Or maybe severely reprimanded. This behavior surprises me becaus
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by prepend 3y ago
It’s interesting to me that google doesn’t do a security clearance review on its engineers. I’ve had a security clearance in the past and there’s no way a foreign national passes. I got questioned significantly about a family member who was
843.
by prepend 3y ago
I guess people will continue not using google’s AI due to them intentionally crippling their own product.
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by prepend 3y ago
Comically twitter seems to be working fine and is where I was able to find confirmation that it wasn’t just me.
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by prepend 3y ago
And it’s pretty popular.
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by prepend 3y ago
I use gitlab as well and really like their groups feature. My point stands though as it’s really impossible to try to standardize an organization as massive as a government into a single code management system, much less a single org, even
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by prepend 3y ago
GitHub doesn’t really allow nested or even related organizations so it would be a nightmare to have all repos in a single org. There is a GitHub for government [0] but it relies on contribs and isn’t very complete. GSA started code.gov unde
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by prepend 3y ago
It means your logic is inefficient and ineffectual as trust is necessary.
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by prepend 3y ago
It’s reasonable for the holder to take. It’s also reasonable for all of the non-holders to immediately destroy the holder. It was “reasonable” for the US to first strike the Soviet Union in the 40s before they got nuclear capabilities. But
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by prepend 3y ago
> Google has an absolute right to build a model however they want I don’t think anyone is arguing google doesn’t have the right. The argument is that google is incompetent and stupid for creating and releasing such a poor model.
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by prepend 3y ago
The nonprofit owns the for profit.
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by prepend 3y ago
The damages are clearly the valuation of the current organization vs the percent of original funding Musk provided. The exact amount will be argued but it will likely be in the billions given OpenAI’s recent valuations.
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by prepend 3y ago
How about an order preventing it from being transferred to the US government? Or to commercial actors. I’m not sure how somehow it’s dangerous to transfer data to China is bad, but transferring it to a random data broker who resells to anyo
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by prepend 3y ago
Images of me are not me. Getting mad because someone is thinking of me seems like a fruitless endeavor. Distributing porn of people is quite emotional and a different story. But changing people’s clothes and adding babies seems like somethi
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by prepend 3y ago
I give my comments out to the world assuming a cc0 license. I want AI vendors to use them, just like anyone. I don’t like the idea of sites selling my comments to AI vendors. The recent Reddit deal where they are getting $60M for selling co
856.
by prepend 3y ago
How would the server return the data to the client without an IP address?
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by prepend 3y ago
Ad serves up an image hosted by the advertiser. Phone makes an http get for the image and gives out its IP. You can also target ads by geography and do a lat/long box over your target area and show a specific ad so you know how many un
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by prepend 3y ago
My biggest complaint with powerbi is that there’s no versioning and collaboration across multiple authors is really hard. I can’t put it in git other than a binary blob and so that means for anything serious I have to just hope nobody goes
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by prepend 3y ago
This is so interesting as my experience with PowerBI is that it’s just not as good. Not just that the figures look worse and have worse default colors, but functionality-wise it’s just more of a hassle. What’s nice is that it’s better than
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by prepend 3y ago
They’ve sold millions of copies at $50 a pop. You could say they left money on the table. You could also say they’ve profited tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. And most games fail to realize this while maximizing revenue.
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by prepend 3y ago
It’s a tool. Is it immoral to hire a dating coach to help with your profile? Or a coach to revise your resume? I think there’s some balance, but I think the key point is that the person takes responsibility for however they put together mes
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by prepend 3y ago
> totally immoral tools Is grammarly immoral? Or spell checks? Or googling “good text responses to a hinge match?” I don’t like the idea of chatting with an ai on behalf of a human, but I don’t know if it’s immoral. I expect that we’ll j
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by prepend 3y ago
It all seems like bikeshedding. Optimistically I could think it’s because all the hard stuff is solved so we argue over things that don’t matter. Cynically I could think that arguing over this stuff makes it so we never have to test for com
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by prepend 3y ago
I’d guess 99%, but I understand “most.”
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by prepend 3y ago
You mean not all Native Americans wear headdresses everywhere?
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by prepend 3y ago
I think GP was referring to themself. Otherwise their comment makes no sense.
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by prepend 3y ago
My experience over about 30 years is that 90% of engineers I’ve seen, including applicants, are male and 60% are Asian. I’d estimate I’ve encountered about 5,000 engineers. I wasn’t tallying so this includes whatever bias I have as a North
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by prepend 3y ago
It does seem really strange that the tool refuses specific backgrounds. So if I am trying to make a city scene in Singapore and want all Asians in the background, the tool refuses? On what grounds? This seems pretty non-functional and while
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by prepend 3y ago
It would be a fun “check this out” feature. But it’s horrible UX. I understand the design decision though as seems like a fun hack to include. Especially when there’s probably only 1-4 other people on there. So I expect to the author it’s u
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by prepend 3y ago
It’s not necessary to debate all things all of the time. My point isn’t whether Israel is an apartheid state (if you’d like to start that complex discussion join a thread and you’ll be more likely to find people to discuss with you). My poi

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