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voakbasda
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voakbasda
1mo ago
Wait, they weren’t?
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1mo ago
Enshitification may not make sense to you, but it makes sense to their bottom line for a few quarters… right up until all of the good will has been extracted from the brand. Short-sightedness makes logical sense as a tactic for giving the a
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1mo ago
Guarantees that are completely worthless, because these companies will simply pay the fine for breaking their word. There need to be second order consequences to those who delegate their responsibility to companies that behave like this. T
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voakbasda
1mo ago
Most regulations provide a grandfather clause that exempt existing players in the game.
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voakbasda
1mo ago
I have wondered about this. Can’t you ask the AI to find the patterns than need abstracting?
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voakbasda
1mo ago
I am increasingly disappointed by how sci-fi dystopias are moving from implausibility to inevitabilities.
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1mo ago
It seems to be the (modern) American way.
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1mo ago
If anything this will embolden others to continue to pursue strategies of “do harm and pay the fine.” It is simply a cost for these sociopaths doing business, and our government has explicitly endorsed that status quo for decades.
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1mo ago
Yes. This has been demonstrated as a viable strategy more times than I can count.
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voakbasda
1mo ago
Adults should not be allowed to use heroin either.
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1mo ago
Is anyone the slightest bit surprised? Our courts are no longer effective at bringing justice. They only have the law, and the law flagrantly favors the rich and their pet corporations.
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1mo ago
Are there any robots that can withstand a 50 caliber rifle slug? Don’t rule out ‘muricans just yet!
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1mo ago
Bread and circuses. The only thing sustaining our civilization at the moment.
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1mo ago
However not all of them will screw up Bluetooth multipoint switching.
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1mo ago
They used dark patterns to trick me into signing up. I do not know how anyone can trust them, at all, ever.
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1mo ago
Good satire is often indistinguishable from fundamentalism.
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1mo ago
Hardly a new idea: Trumplestiltskin suggested during this term that we should start detaining Americans who expressed their dissent against the government.
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1mo ago
In theory, true. In practice, state independence has been dead for the better part of a century. The 10th amendment has been eviscerated by the courts. By a strict reading of its relatively simple language, most of what the federal govern
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1mo ago
I wonder by if the US considers this “supporting a terrorist organization”.
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2mo ago
Developers know better, but they are overridden by management and suits. Which pays their salary, showing that doing better usually gets sidelined by doing what’s good for you.
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2mo ago
The fun part is their internal communication might be relatively exculpatory, but a good prosecutor can find the crumb or two to hang them. "Give me six lines written by the most honorable of men, and I will find something in them to h
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2mo ago
Correct. They each offer their own unique flavor of extreme terrible.
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2mo ago
If history is any indicator, there is slightly less than 0% chance that anyone will be held accountable in a way that deserves to be called justice.
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2mo ago
There is virtually no question they are doing inference at the edge. I have worked on edge AI systems, and I would simply assert that there is no other economical way to build this out for all of the deployment scenarios they must support.
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2mo ago
Voting is choose between two terrible candidates, neither of which represent the majority of any group’s interests. No one ever elected has delivered 100% satisfaction to the majority of their constituents.
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2mo ago
Agreed. This is what real research looks like. Not publish or perish. Not going after a bunch of grants. Just doing the work and getting results. Sadly this is this antithesis of modern academia.
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2mo ago
Wasn’t Meta found to be scraping from addresses that were not immediately traceable back to them?
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2mo ago
You cannot speed run human learning. Investing time to read and absorb the material, repeatedly exercising and expanding your understanding, is the only path. Not coincidentally, this is exactly how we train our AI. Edit: but to answer you
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2mo ago
Let’s be clear: if the CIA was doing it, then it was not overt and obvious. It was secret manipulation. Is that the kind of government intervention that you want to get?
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2mo ago
That is not the only employment law. Firing someone translates to a higher likelihood that they will seek revenge, and it is trivial to get the state to accomplish that (e.g. filing a false claim). This potential liability causes a lot of s
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