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7mo ago
There are no small businesses building data centers.
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7mo ago
That code isn't going to be open source. And if you use someone else's closed source code you are violating laws that have nothing to do with copyright.
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7mo ago
Of course they are going to question you further. But they still do have to prove it to convict you. If the prosecution provides no evidence that you were the shooter other than the fact that you were the owner of the gun, then you are go
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7mo ago
Whether or not Turchin uses your preferred definition of "elite" is irrelevant to the correctness of his model.
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7mo ago
Universities were just elite finishing schools. It's a status signal to be able to afford to spend 4 years of your youth not working, partying, and paying tuition to "study" subjects that have no economic value (studying pra
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7mo ago
The author is not fairly compensated in that case, but if you buy the book, he is. If you bought books and learned to code from them and then went on to go found a startup that ended up being worth billions, you don't owe that author
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7mo ago
Typically you don't get compensated for secondary or higher order value generated by your work. Every software startup today is only possible because of the massive amount of collective effort to build the computing hardware that it r
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7mo ago
Good. I want more power plants built, especially ones that don't emit CO2.
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7mo ago
You can only use each barrel of oil once, so it is not remotely the same thing. It's like torrenting a movie vs stealing someone's car. My labor has been compensated and nothing has been extracted.
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7mo ago
And then the professional never uses it anyway because he knows all the shortcut keys!
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7mo ago
They right clicked on an image which is also a clickable link which adds the additional options for both links and images, a total of 11, to the defaults.
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7mo ago
I know because I've lived it. My other comment on this post: > I have narcolepsy. It took a dozen or so doctors and years of suffering before I got a correct diagnosis, and even then it was only because I diagnosed myself with Goog
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7mo ago
Could they have asked me if I wanted to enable 100 different browser features? Yes they could have, but why would they b/c that's incredibly annoying. If you don't like it you don't have to use it. The AI option doesn
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7mo ago
True, but it is only an incredibly narrow subset of legal cases where contingency based lawyers exist. As for non LLM legal resources, they are just fine if you have all day to read them and all of another day to draft the required filings
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7mo ago
Right. My case was a very simple contract dispute with very little discovery and only a couple of people to depose, so I was lucky there. And the other side did have more money than me, but not so much that they could burn several hundred
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But that isn't the standard. You said it yourself "whether a reasonable person would confuse ChatGPT for a practicing lawyer, or doctor" So as long as people don't think that there is a licensed lawyer or doctor on the
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7mo ago
1. Put very large font size title on the main page. 2. Display the disclaimer in the same font size to comply. 3. Disclaimer is now completely unreadable because it appears in such a large font size that it is one or two words per line.
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I am skeptical of this claim. What are some of the dumb things that people do on ChatGPTs advice that puts them in the ER?
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7mo ago
In my experience lawyers will tell you very directly when you don't have a good case, or if you do have a good case but it's not worth pursuing it (the most likely scenario). Also, the time that I did pursue my case, it took arou
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That's a lot of words to say "cartel"
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I have narcolepsy. It took a dozen or so doctors and years of suffering before I got a correct diagnosis, and even then it was only because I diagnosed myself with Google and then specifically made an appointment with a doctor who speciali
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Their protection, not yours. Hopefully this will draw public backlash just like when they tried to ban Uber and make everybody go back to cabs. Fuck the entire credential cartel based system of societal organization. Burn it to the groun
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I think you replied to the wrong comment as this is sounds like it is obviously directed at the person making allegations unsupported by evidence.
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Best to remember this isn't a ladder but rather a tree. Yes, it goes much higher, but you chances of ever getting there is minimal because it narrows so quickly.
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I find that the AI surfaces things from actual manuals and data that were once easy to find in Google search before SEO ruined it.
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We do have power over this. You said it yourself: > I could be living in the woods... And so could the rest of us. If we did, there would be no CO2 emissions and, therefore, no global warming. But we don't choose to do this becau
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CH4 + 2O2 -> CO2 + 2H2O Why can't you understand that this is the only thing that matters??
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> maybe telling some protesters to engage in direct action against a company leaking oil into their water supply Sounds like you put the maybe in the wrong place. The jury found that they did do that. And you have no evidence whatsoeve
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The article doesn't mention it, but it could be punitive damages
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Nice try, but I'm not stupid enough to fall for your deflection. GP did not complain about "greedy corporations." He complained about "greedy corporations destroying our planet." They aren't destroying our p
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