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by xvector 1y ago
They did but no one bought that phone.
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by xvector 1y ago
The tech companies need to make a shared subsidiary that simply buys all the books just once and then shares that data amongst subsidiary owners.
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by xvector 1y ago
The Llama models will likely be close sourced if they ever outperform.
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by xvector 1y ago
The ecosystem is irrelevant, the development of AI is a far higher priority than the ecosystem.
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by xvector 1y ago
What a ridiculous assertion. They're already getting 100-1000x the value of their books. Truly bloodlust knows no bounds.
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by xvector 1y ago
> WhatsApp engineers could “move or steal user data” including contact information, IP addresses and profile photos “without detection or audit trail”. So not messages.
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by xvector 1y ago
No. Ethics in engineering exists. They have a moral responsibility to not install a root cert on unsuspecting users' machines. I can build a bridge free of charge, optional to use, that doesn't mean it's not my responsibility
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by xvector 1y ago
It's entirely possible to spend so long trying to remove the rough edges and be perfectly safe that you kill the people you were trying to save via the sheer passage of time.
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by xvector 1y ago
Super selfish of Anna's Archive to mention this. "Look what we did!" with zero thought to the consequences for others.
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by xvector 1y ago
You clearly aren't discussing in good faith if your response to the write up above is essentially "right wing thought detected, opinion rejected." What an excellent demonstration of shutting off factual information to support
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by xvector 1y ago
> But more broadly, taxing the rich costs nothing It does though. 1. As one of "the rich" that progressives target continuously, I still can't afford a house in CA. I'm moving to Washington and CA will lose many media
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by xvector 1y ago
Hard disagree. Systems must be designed with typical human fallibilities in mind. Anyone that phrases a referendum like that ought to be sentenced to hard labor themselves for attempting to subvert democracy.
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by xvector 1y ago
I feel like this is a huge problem with the progressive movement in the US. Morally sound arguments that rarely make practical or economic sense - and no, "tax the rich" doesn't get us there: https://freakonomics.c
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by xvector 1y ago
It's not. CEO needs to be put in prison.
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by xvector 1y ago
So now he has to pay for the incompetent NHS and healthcare that actually works?
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by xvector 1y ago
> yes we should regulate them and force them to process payment for any legal business. There is actually a bipartisan bill proposing precisely that: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/
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by xvector 1y ago
At least you get paid in bigco and you don't have to worry about your equity being snatched from under you.
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by xvector 1y ago
It doesn't really matter if he got less than what the acquihired founders did proportionately to his percentage.
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by xvector 1y ago
> I just fail to see why everyone in the comments here believes they deserve to be compensated at the level of the top 0.01% of all people without starting their own business. No one is saying this. There is no question that the Windsurf
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by xvector 1y ago
It's bizarre to see tech bros, YC, and megacorporations kill the startup talent pipeline that they rely on so much. Who is gonna want to work at a startup in a non-founder role after this and Scale AI? This continuing degradation of, a
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by xvector 1y ago
Thank jeebus.
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by xvector 1y ago
Superintelligence or even just AGI short circuits all our problems.
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by xvector 1y ago
> keep_self.select(&self.peer, &other.peer); > Rather than if or match expressions, we use FheBool’s select method. It returns the first argument if the underlying FheBool value is true, or the second argument if the underlyi
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by xvector 1y ago
I am close with a few folks in medical research and the broken nature of the system and sheer amount of red tape has broken their dreams. It is impossible to get anything done. There is a difference between "reasonable guardrails"
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by xvector 1y ago
This guy was radicalized on Reddit. It'd be so easy to have an LLM filter out violent rhetoric that leads people down this path but I guess that'd hurt Reddit's bottom line.
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by xvector 1y ago
This guy and his girlfriend(?) were radicalized on Reddit (as per his manifesto). When will Reddit be held accountable for encouraging violent rhetoric? No other major social media network gets the free pass Reddit seems to get. It's n
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by xvector 1y ago
Wow, knife steel geek myself here (and avid reader of KnifeSteelNerds) and I have been wishing this existed for a long time. Awesome work, thank you! Would you be able to add Damacore DC18N?
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by xvector 1y ago
Anything involving auditors or policy people in tech turns into a clown show. Dunno what it is like for other industries (but my friends in pharmaceutical research feel similarly). These are deeply nontechnical people attempting to enforce
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by xvector 1y ago
Nah. I assume you have friends inside and outside of software? Software people are just different from the normal person. Way different. I couldn't put my two friend groups together. Are they "special?" Maybe, maybe not.
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by xvector 1y ago
You aren't understanding the point being made in OP. Everyone here understands the crypto for ADP vs non-ADP, there's no need to explain it. The simple fact of the matter is that if I have ADP enabled, my chats should be excluded

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