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Exactly. There are existing mechanisms[1] to tell Google that it’s not allowed to scrape/index your site. 1. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/...
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In principal I think it’s less about humans vs machines and more about individuals vs corporations. It’s one thing to want to do contribute to the global knowledge base. It’s another thing entirely to monetize that knowledge wholesale and
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Can I take these courses online for free or is this an ad for Stanford?
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Roughly 30% higher when you account for benefits and taxes. This is a significant number for SMBs but insignificant for for a hyper scale tech company.
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Training is an issue but also policy. If police weren’t regularly granted immunity for their behavior even when it’s illegal or unconstitutional then I guarantee there would be less SWATing incidents. Even without holding police criminally
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by redeux 3y ago
I keep track of my home sale price estimate on Zillow, not because I think it’s wholly accurate but because it gives me an overall idea of how the market is trending. At the beginning of the year my home value dropped significantly, roughly
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by redeux 3y ago
One of my favorite tech conferences, All Things Open, is actually a B Corp[1]. Pretty cool. 1. https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/find-a-b-corp/company/all...
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Would it be equally wrong if they said "camera" instead?
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You can also request the desktop version of the site.
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I’m America the attorney can be disbarred or having their license suspended for filing false information.
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I think this future seems very clear, and just because ChatGPT won’t put thousands of attorneys or paralegals out of work tomorrow doesn’t mean it’s not on the horizon. OpenAI’s model was created for general purpose use so it’s not surprisi
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There's always copilot ... and the 10k other AI tools now.
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Agreed! I highly recommend The Mom Test for anyone doing product work.
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I understand that this is contrary to your question, but I might suggest a different approach to your inquiry. Instead of asking people for their dev tool ideas, ask them what problems they have with Kubernetes that aren't yet solved w
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I’m not very familiar with modern particle physics. Can you explain what you mean by this?
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There is an obvious typo in the article. ChatGPT (i.e. GPT 3.5) has 175 billion parameters, no 175 million.
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Isn’t this just ad and affiliate link spam? I see similar GitHub repos all the time offering recommendations for these books and more. If you search “awesome Linux” or “awesome Linux books” on GitHub surely you’ll find what you’re looking f
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by redeux 3y ago
> Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof … The United States government, which is what we’re discussing is absolutely a secular body. The various religions or non-reli
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I’m not sure what relevance this has for a secular nation like the United States.
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by redeux 3y ago
I've been using GPT-4 a lot, and I'd never used Bard before today, so I wanted to compare them. I gave Bard some prompts to generate various functions and some documents, and then I gave GPT-4 the same prompts. In every case, GPT-
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by redeux 3y ago
According to Urban Dictionary[1] > Based > A word used when you agree with something; or when you want to recognize someone for being themselves, i.e. courageous and unique or not caring what others think. Especially common in online
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I agree with you, but based on recent precedent [1], standing no longer seems to be a major concern of the judiciary. 1. https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/31/politics/student-loan-supreme...
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by redeux 3y ago
I’m assuming that you’re implying that their job is hard news, but you’re hard pressed to find any hard news organizations any more. The AP survives because they sell to other news outlets. Other hard news outlets seem to survive on donatio
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by redeux 3y ago
Do you have a citation for this? The US has three separate, coequal branches. That is indisputable. But, I’ve always considered them all a part of the “state.”
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> we don't know how to make a self-improving AI. We know how to improve an AI
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1. I’m not sure why you think it’s not their job. If we did a responsibility matrix for the Fed, they wouldn’t be responsible or accountable for tax policy but they would be consulted. Obviously we want monetary and fiscal policy to work to
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Not directly, but they can influence other policy makers to do so.
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That’s one school of thought, but it’s not the only. Raising taxes on corporations and high income earners (ie the people that actually have money) is certainly another solution, though obviously unpalatable to those current in charge of po
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This is actually a good analogy. TPB is just linking to copyrighted materials. It’s the user who is committing the infringement by downloading, using, reproducing, etc the material. In this case they’re both linking to the material and cont
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Let’s be realistic here. They’re not training the model from a link to the image. Whether or not they’ve downloaded and stored the image seems irrelevant to the copyright claim. They’ve clearly used and reproduced his content without a lice

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