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by staplers 1y ago
Worse, after attempting to delete all chats and disable memory, I noticed that some information still seemed to persist. Chatgpt was court ordered to save history logs. https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news&#x2
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by staplers 1y ago
.. so still better
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by staplers 1y ago
I don't think anyone has a problem with verifying their age. What many people do have a problem with is requiring disclosure of unmodifiable biometric data and government documents that once "hacked"/sold into the data c
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by staplers 1y ago
It already has been and meta won the lawsuit because corporations are sacrosanct.
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by staplers 1y ago
That could open a whole world of legal punishment for you far surpassing a small fee on your bill. Fire safety laws and such. Not that I think this is a good thing but the framework is there to make your life hell if you were caught doing t
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by staplers 1y ago
the more it’ll become important that there is a legal right to challenge them Unfortunately, I don't see a political climate capable of this for another century or longer..
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by staplers 1y ago
A lot of modern entry-level jobs were filled by people who knew how to use google and follow instructions. I imagine the next generation will have a similar relationship with AI. What might seem "common sense" with the younger, mo
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by staplers 1y ago
they would 100% made them exclusive They sort of are with how quickly they connect and remember devices. If you've ever used non-apple bluetooth headphones, pairing can be ever so slightly slower and more cumbersome (not by a l
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by staplers 1y ago
at the same rate as everyone else I know plenty of Americans who do this so that tracks. Gonna have to find another metric to use to validate your morally bankrupt position.
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by staplers 1y ago
Privatized profits, socialized costs
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by staplers 1y ago
Yes but I don't think the average Quad9 user is worried about being tracked by average burglars.. more like advanced syndicates and nation states.
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by staplers 1y ago
Unless say, an adversary can link an obscure domain to a specific user/use case. Get that counter log and you can track a certain behavior (only pings this domain when about to do something or when on vacation, their house is empty, et
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by staplers 1y ago
Because it can be trivially duplicated While I agree with your sentiment, designing and manufacturing custom molds for each knob and function (including premium versions) instead of just slapping a screen on the dash does have a cos
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by staplers 1y ago
No one gets accidentally wealthy, especially if they are in the business of "giving money away"
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by staplers 1y ago
If there's systematic underreporting, then apparently not. You answered your own question.
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by staplers 1y ago
Is this rage bait?
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by staplers 1y ago
things add up properly in the end Via inflation. The printed debt will already be circulating through the economy by the time the bank writes off the loan.
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by staplers 1y ago
If the "just rewrite it and it'll be better" people were as right as they often seem to believe Generally speaking, technological progress over thousands of years serves to validate this. Sure, in the short term we mi
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by staplers 1y ago
It's really only a large risk if you don't compensate competitively. Sports teams constantly "lose talent" because they refuse to pay for it. Suddenly they start losing games.. All this "knowledge lost" is ofte
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by staplers 1y ago
This is something I've spent a fair amount of time studying (abstraction of language, writing, culture) and often material changes such as this come from changes in tooling and process. An example: A small change comes about due to pen
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by staplers 1y ago
Absolutely, don't mistake my cynicism for defeatism. I want it as badly as anyone else, but the chemical and thermodynamic makeup of Mars does not warrant optimism (given present knowledge).
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by staplers 1y ago
by the time we have the tech to figure out how to terraform Mars A billion year oxidization event that forms an atmosphere, creates water from nothing, and ignites the core of the planet triggering tectonic activity? The myth of hum
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by staplers 1y ago
I felt like a big part of my childhood had been sold to the lowest bidder. It was. Most local procurement laws enforce this.
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by staplers 1y ago
I didn't grow up to be a Ninja Turtle Have you ever eaten new york style pizza in a subway wearing cool colored clothes? You might be closer than you think..
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by staplers 1y ago
not have to worry about "who am I", but I really do think "who do I want to be" is just a much better approach “Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes. But the more you analyze the shadow, the darker
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by staplers 1y ago
"Never be deceived that the rich will permit you to vote away their wealth." - Lucy Parsons
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by staplers 1y ago
It's worse actually. People lived through 2020 and wanted to do it again..
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by staplers 1y ago
aren't we already doing large scale iron fertilization of the oceans Usually the opposite actually. Dams impede a massive amount of sediment from flowing into the oceans. Most large rivers near humans have multiple dams at this
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by staplers 2y ago
We’ve already seen the effects of this “management philosophy” In only 3 months in office :) peak efficiency.
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by staplers 2y ago
As an American, I was never a coffee snob but going to Italy changed that. My god they have it completely mastered.

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