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571.
by tiahura 1y ago
No that is incorrect. See eg griswold, lawrence etc.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Every concerned ChatGPT user should file an emergency motion to intervene and request for stay of the order. ChatGPT can help you draft the motion and proposed order, just give it a copy of the discovery order. The SDNY has a very helpful p
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by tiahura 1y ago
As a lawyer, Claude 4 is the best writer, and usually, but not always, the leader in legal reasoning. That said, o3 often grinds out the best response, and Gemini seems to be the most exhaustive researcher.
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by tiahura 1y ago
While the Constitution does not explicitly enumerate a "right to privacy," the Supreme Court has consistently recognized substantive privacy rights through Due Process Clause jurisprudence, establishing constitutional protection f
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by tiahura 1y ago
I think your impression is mostly speaking about you.
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by tiahura 1y ago
> In order to have self-motivated employees you need to reward loyalty and build incentives where employees do their best because that ends up being what's best for them. Companies, pretty much all of them, decided this was both too
577.
by tiahura 1y ago
Um, Samuel Butler in 1863 Darwin in the Machines https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_among_the_Machines
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by tiahura 1y ago
Kpis up b/c of tech.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Most capital believes the us economy is better than the alternatives.
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by tiahura 1y ago
The US economy can do just fine with the 10Y at 5%. And, at today’s level of 4.359, it is lower than when Trump took office in January.
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by tiahura 1y ago
The surveillance proliferation reflects a fundamental workplace cultural transformation driven by counterculture influence on professional norms. Traditional workplace governance relied upon internalized behavioral standards eg duty, shame,
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by tiahura 1y ago
The gentleman who owns the nail salon in my Midwest suburbia strip mall drives a Lamborghini. One wonders about the immigration status and compensation structure of the nail techs.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Do any programmers still print reams of green bar paper to review their code?
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by tiahura 1y ago
I delve into facts and case law frequently.
585.
by tiahura 1y ago
Balls of steel to smuggle a container of those across Russia. Significant bonesaw risk.
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by tiahura 1y ago
If only it could support office 2024.
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by tiahura 1y ago
To me, this is evidence we're not in a simulation. Even with a gazillion H100's the model runs out of memory just (very roughly) simulating a 50'x50' space over just a few seconds.
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by tiahura 1y ago
What about for a 5090?
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by tiahura 1y ago
I’m not jesting. Lucky enough to have been years ago. It’s fairly steep from center of island to coast with a 6+ ft drop to the water around much of it, so it wouldn’t take much.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Push them into the water?
591.
by tiahura 1y ago
As a former alterboy from before there were altergirls can you uncensor.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Word plinko
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by tiahura 1y ago
How many of the PE’s went to jail or even lost their license?
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by tiahura 1y ago
Does AGI necessarily mean super-genius? Was KITT AGI? I'm not sure he could design products?
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by tiahura 1y ago
How’s that Lockheed fusion reactor coming along? https://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyle/science/lockheed-s...
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by tiahura 1y ago
I was just thinking that what the world needs is more AI slop.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Talk by Erik Lindholm (now retired), on Riva 128 and many of the other early Nvidia cards: https://ubc.ca.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx?id=880a...
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by tiahura 1y ago
The decimation of the price of unskilled labor via free trade was one of the all time Panglossian failures to consider second and third order effects.
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by tiahura 1y ago
Not to mention business travel still hasn’t pushed through pre-COVID levels.
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by tiahura 1y ago
One might think about why companies have to spend a disproportionate amount of administrative resources every time an employee grouses?

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