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pwillia7
2y ago
To me, the military language used in a few of their execs messages was telling.... I have seen that more than once in anti competition lawsuits and Heather has as well
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2y ago
Is classism not more real than race?
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2y ago
Interesting point
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2y ago
Surely in the same way early minters could see the dangers of forgery but not all its solutions, these new 'agents' will open up a host of new defenses to help deal with their potential terror -- especially in something like email
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2y ago
The data was always a commodity to produce other goods (ads)
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2y ago
Wait --- the emperor isn't wearing any clothes?!?!?
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2y ago
Psychiatry is useful in the way Statistics is useful for math models we don't fully understand. Statistics let's us get at answers with enough data even though we don't really understand the underlying model at play. There a
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2y ago
Through civil disobedience is the only way stuff like this happens in America. You're right about the incentives to those in power, but how do you think we got emancipation2, women's suffrage, organized labor rights, prohibition a
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2y ago
Telegram? Matrix.org?
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2y ago
OK so where is my high fantasy 4X feudal city state tabletop sim? Maybe HRE Tabletop lol. I'd play that if I could find a group of people insane enough to do it with me
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2y ago
> Under the Sherman Act, agreements among competitors to fix prices or wages, rig bids, or allocate customers, workers, or markets, are criminal violations. Other agreements such as exclusive contracts that reduce competition may also vi
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2y ago
I saved that quote too!
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2y ago
Is it not hostile that they wanted a significant % of those they asked to no longer be employed there, spurred by the deliberate intentional actions of the company?
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2y ago
The law can be whatever you want when money is speech
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2y ago
Just the TV show I haven't read the books
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Hey this happened to me last week (before all of this) in JFK for the same reason. People even came to the gate while we were on the plane and said the pilot just landed 3 gates away, but he never came to our plane lol. They even ran out of
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2y ago
I disliked the ending of Silo so much it ruined the rest of the series for me.
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2y ago
I do like the author trying to find some balance, but how does this not poorly prepare your kids to live in the world with their peers?
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2y ago
wilco
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2y ago
That's too narrowly scoped and it's not a neg on the people. If you write CSS code all day, there's no reason/benefit to understand EE. It's easier for me to think about giant old wooden ships and how that knowledge
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2y ago
If you think too hard about it it becomes pretty clear AI just breaks the already tenuous justifications for copyright.
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2y ago
What about open source LLM?
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It would just depend on what the license for the LLM tool (if any) you're using is I think, right? There are no laws about AI generation and copyright yet that I know about. If what you're suggesting is true then does Microsoft wo
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Quality went down at every step along the abstraction train and look at all we have though. I agree it feels bad but I don't have any examples of abstraction loss of knowledge being a macro negative thing other than maybe Boeing planes
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2y ago
I bet you could get this working in https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI I have done some other LLava stuff in it
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2y ago
Interesting! I didn't know that
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2y ago
Maybe this is just because we culturally overvalue the individual. Maybe technology helps us survive and have 'more' on a macro level but causes problems on a micro level, and maybe we are more geared 'naturally' than we
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yeah any complaints about UX should be seen as boomerism and fought against with your full might with no reflection on the critique. When the water wars come and you have to learn to use a slide rule -- remember this day.
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2y ago
time for you to delve into more literature.
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2y ago
depends on your definition of free
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