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Little Rock Nine(en.wikipedia.org)
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by yladiz 2y ago
I would guess that for the most part we won’t have “true” decentralization, but given the EU has mandated interoperability between big providers like Apple and Facebook I can imagine that we will eventually have major services that are EU c
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by yladiz 2y ago
> But with AI bringing more and more developers on line and exploding the complexity of startup billing These two things are unrelated, and while I'm skeptical about the first point (do more people program solely due to AI?), startu
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Still, why would the Supreme Court write such a writ? The courts seem to be following correct procedure, and it doesn’t matter if the Supreme Court or a lower court is the one to decide, the executive branch is still beholden to the decisio
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by yladiz 2y ago
I don’t believe Congress can simply remove the ability for courts to issue restraining orders, and I don’t see why the supreme court would write any writs like that considering it’s not clear that 1. DOGE is even fully legal in the way it’s
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Sure, but am I missing something and it says it’s open source?
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It’s free for individuals and organizations that make less than $5 million in revenue. Seems fine and not weird to me?
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by yladiz 2y ago
I'm having so much trouble making sense of this comment. Besides that we're not talking about a law , it's common practice for European companies to require their SaaS products and themselves to only have EU data residency,
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Importantly, not on income, but on wealth in general. It removes the ability for extremely wealthy people to get around paying much tax with things like capital gains.
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Destroy in what way?
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by yladiz 2y ago
Trump says a million things, and the possibility that a company would actually have legal issues with DEI is low to possibly zero, so it's very unlikely due to that and much more likely due to wanting to follow the political trend (due
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I agree, if the information is available electronically they should just automatically process it with no fee (I assume this is how it’s handled most of the time anyway). At least you can opt out of the process, but then you’re responsible
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by yladiz 2y ago
That didn’t really answer my question. Let me make it more clear: let’s say two things are true: 1. Your vote for president does matter, so you’re not in a state where it’s almost certainly decided before the vote happens; and, 2. You agree
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And if they don’t give someone better, in your opinion, then what next? Inaction?
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I don’t get your point. Are you saying that gender studies in science is political?
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As far as I’m aware it just goes to the bin, it’s not rm ’d, so it is recoverable.
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That’s basically what they did. It’s obvious that “America” here means USA, not the continent.
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by yladiz 2y ago
Waiting for someone to pull an Astana[1] and a rename of Washington to Trump. 1: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astana#Names
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by yladiz 2y ago
Sure, I get that sentiment, I mean that it seems to imply that LLMs will have some kind of purchasing power, which is confusing.
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> You’re an idiot if you’re not writing for the AIs. They’re a big part of your audience, and their purchasing power , we’ll see, but over time it will accumulate. Emphasis mine. What does this mean?
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by yladiz 2y ago
$4k seems like a lot, I wonder why it costs so much.
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There is no debate , and framing it as such is disingenuous. The interpretation not “popular”, it’s been adjudicated in courts time and time again, for well over a hundred years, and there are basically no exceptions to the birthright clau
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by yladiz 2y ago
If we assume that the country isn't going to become authoritarian and will have some form of democratic elections, if you get rid of the president's post, you need an equivalent person and the shift in responsibilities. If the sys
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by yladiz 2y ago
Humans can obviously invent, assist, prognosticate, and predict. Just because not every human may be able to do every one of those things doesn't invalidate the point that LLMs cannot do those things.
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by yladiz 2y ago
> raw computing power grows by 10^6 every ~25 years Good thing that the number of neurons in our brains are so many orders of magnitude larger than this that it doesn't matter. I think what you're getting at is that in the next
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by yladiz 2y ago
We get it, he’s a habitual liar, but there are more important issues related to Musk than his likely video game cheating that should be discussed in the news.
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People expect Israel to actually follow rules, since they are purportedly better than their enemy.
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I wonder how many recordings he did. I hope that more people come out of the woodwork and share the recordings they bought from him, like in this case, especially if there are some slightly silly ones (like "Use the source, Luke!"
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Right. My point is that the occasional annoying person asking about it will be outweighed by everyone bringing it up now, at least in the short term, and it's entirely possible that a customer will get really offended by being told an
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> The owners and staff of Lupa pizza in Norwich are so revolted by the Hawaiian that they have reluctantly added the topping to their delivery menu but only with the eye-watering price tag. Why not just... not offer it on the menu? It&#x

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