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riazrizvi
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riazrizvi
7mo ago
Not hurting children is a pretty popular idea. So why don't you make that technical product for children based on this foundation, and blow Meta out of the water? I love your conviction. Good luck.
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7mo ago
Your opinion isn't particularly important in our legal system. Since your comment expresses a preconceived notion of the accused's guilt. It would disqualify you from a jury, and undermine your legitimacy in a judicial, defensive
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7mo ago
I think there's an axis of perceived wrongdoing here, and you and I fall on different points. Yours is more extreme, you say Meta was doing broad harm by exploring this activity, and want to see greater damages to scare other business
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7mo ago
This is what I call content based on 'garbage'. Because garbage is the random collection of peoples' stuff. You can try and make sense and commentary on a society through the garbage dump, but it's pretty superficial. It
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7mo ago
That's not how the legal framework in society works. Victims are compensated. The business pays. The precedent of wrongdoing is specifically established which means that further infringements can be quickly resolved. The legal system d
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7mo ago
Isn't it reasonable bitterness? He invested a lot of his own life on a promise that didn't pan out, and there's probably a lot of people in that community. Leadership comes with responsibility and consequences. Content market
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7mo ago
That's why I use insults with ChatGPT. It makes intent more clear, and it also satisfies the jerk in me that I have to keep feeding every now and again, otherwise it would die. A simple "no dummy" would work here.
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7mo ago
Great info. This is one of those things that it is much faster for an individual to take into their own hands to prove out, rather than waiting for the system to provide us with an answer. Too many decision makers who are unlikely to all be
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7mo ago
Cowards.
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"The null reference was my billion dollar mistake responsible for innumerable errors, vulnerabilities and system crashes" (paraphrasing). I don't know. This design choice exposed the developer to system realities, and modern
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8mo ago
What a strange-to-me announcement. I just submitted my first feedback comment last night, after using the platform for two years, where I said the responses were too long and padded with dramatic phrasing, and if it shortened them I could g
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8mo ago
Refreshing sanity.
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8mo ago
One of the worst ideas I've heard in a while. A company with the premier LLM, asking companies to outsource the platform running all internal communications. What does OP think we are all doing here in business? This is the Ycombinato
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8mo ago
I applaud this. Caution is contagious, and sure it's sometimes helpful but not necessarily. Let the people on point decide when it is required, design team objectives so they have skin in the game, they will use caution naturally when
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8mo ago
Yes, and I said 'of hostile origin' - the law still prohibits foreign nationals and foreign organizations spending in US elections. I want to know if they are at work here, and the reason why our media does not represent the peopl
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8mo ago
I spent ten years on reddit looking closely at the evolution of manipulation patterns from its early days to what it has become. The current anti-Trump admin positions are maintained far beyond the subtle techniques, the moderators on mains
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8mo ago
people who are looking for work. you will too one day when you're finally kicked out of the pool, and discover your assumptions about why you had work in the past were wrong. the problem with ignorance is that those who are ignorant ar
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I wonder if OpenAI will be able to use their gen 2 user-observation-adaption platform to actually improve ads? This could be one of those product afterthoughts that end up being the big company move, like when Apple did the Iphone and then
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8mo ago
I prefer the phrase "adding value". And let's take a moment to appreciate the word 'value', one of the true heavy lifters in the world of words.
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Oh they knew. They knew. Okay just kidding, but also people stealing what they think are good ideas, discarding the rest, and passing off what is passed along as their own? Everyone does that. Anyone who says different is blind to their own
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8mo ago
Wow. There's some very useful information for me here. I like chapters 5,13,21. Thanks for sharing.
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8mo ago
Until there's something verifiable it's just talk. Talk was cheap. Now talk has become an order of magnitude cheaper since ChatGPT.
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8mo ago
I'm often baffled by how people online find a tone of disagreement to agree with people.
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8mo ago
Relevant because it's universal human nature, to only have domain over a narrow context in life, and assert what's good/bad based on that limited view with others who occupy a different one. We use justifications which make s
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8mo ago
An outdated service that belongs to the era of encyclopedia. Wikipedia moved us past it. ChatGPT has moved us so far past it, it's become a relic.
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Because the rules of this land are the end result of waves of developments, over millennia, hard won through the observation of the cause and effect of policy on societies. I trust the effectiveness of American law on the basis of the succe
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8mo ago
You believe jobs are being taken and handed to deserving illegal immigrants because they have a better work ethic. I believe they are because investors are seeking ever greater returns no matter the cost to other others or even the long ter
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I'm a brown immigrant, the process to get into the US legally was long. I trust US institutions to have good intent, but like all institutions they fail at times. The mandate is to remove 25 million illegal migrants. I reject the hosti
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I think the main divisions are 1) people who are using it in fields they have little knowledge of to get basic competence, 2) the same people using it for advanced competence who are kidding themselves, 3) experts who are battling it in the
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9mo ago
I love to be in control of my environment. In my apartment block that means I rely on my sound machine to silence any unwanted noise. Albeit relatively.
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