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Yizahi
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About Yizahi
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Comment #49245048
Why would any company keep evidence of their illegal operations after the deed was done? I'm baffled that you are even considering such hypothetical scenario. None of the LLM corpo…
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Comment #49244933
That, and also redefining what a word "open" means, helps him avoid direct financial and criminal responsibility for stealing other people's data. Not that there was any real chanc…
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Comment #49244883
In short - this is Mark deliberately lying in a way which requires a page of difficult text to explain, which hardly anyone would read and so Mark bets that a majority of the peopl…
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Comment #49208493
A very old joke: - Dad, dad, have you seen - the prices went up so much! Does this mean you will stop drinking now? - No son, this means you will eat less.
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Comment #49208112
Also, so long as LLM programs are vaguely considered autonomous, the people running them can get away free from stealing other people information by claiming that the program did i…
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Comment #49203316
Ahaha, and Iranian/Russian/Chinese/NK imperialism is suddenly good and peaceful? What a hypocrite.
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Comment #49188761
Sure. But you are assuming that somehow all those expenses come strictly from those same suburbs. Or if there is the is an external inflow (also known as debt) it is not larger tha…
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Comment #49188597
Every day when I need to carry something in both hands (gasp, the sheer gall and audacity of such an idea!) I weep for the disabled people around. It's genuinely crazy even in the …
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Comment #49183208
You are missing one thing. Logic can be faulty AND observation can be faulty just as well (it's just more rare usually). Especially in the financial reporting. I've seen enough to …
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Comment #49181544
Buying only a 40% stake in Epic, allowed China to successfully breach Apple's store monopoly and establish a foothold on a previously restricted platform. Will the gable pay off in…
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Comment #49181468
It's actually extremely logical if we will step away for a minute from the maximalist black and white, all or nothing worldview. Of course there worse entities out there. This does…
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Comment #49181395
Still EA. Had been boycotting them since like 2012 or so and will continue to do it. (no pirating or f2p stuff inclusive)
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Comment #49181255
I wouldn't dispute Dallas numbers and I may be wrong. But in general this feels wrong at a first approach. Denser low rise apartment blocks with more commercial square are per inha…
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Comment #49181140
Ghostbusters!
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Comment #49181130
This is like building your business on the FAANG monster corpo's API and then getting shut down a few years down the line, but with your life and housing instead of the business. A…
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Comment #49019259
Ahaha, yeah. Just like the "hysterically accurate" versions of the several Ruzzian invasions in his Elonopedia. Let me guess, Odyssey in his slop-fiction will be a white evangelica…
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Comment #49018471
Nevertheless we collectively don't expect that road and car safety infrastructure should be limited to the front and back fenders on the cars themselves. And neither we even mentio…
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Comment #49008674
1. Assuming there is a real proven age gap and balance bike allows a noticeably earlier start than a real bike with side wheels - what is the purpose of doing that in the first pla…
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Comment #49005234
Aren't so called "balance bikes" very dumb and also mildly harmful for kids? Why not just buy a proper bike with sidewheels, and after a few weeks just drop them and kid will learn…
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Comment #49004850
Just to clarify - my LG TV is old (10 or maybe 11?), pre-OLED, and webOS on it was version 3.0. Maybe situation has improved with newer models, I don't know. The problem with TVs, …
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Comment #49003495
I thought webOS was pretty decent initially. But LG never provided even a single major update to my TV in a decade, so that just about cancels any possible benefits from the faster…
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Comment #48993686
No, not a government or corporate surveillance. But a modern platform consolidation, zero tolerance practices and shitty spaghetti code written by a cheapest contractor - does. Rem…
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Comment #48980898
The problem with QWACs and eSTAZI is a saturation attack by govt. against people. If Mozilla will display that message it will need to do it on all connections with QWACs, and 99.9…
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Comment #48980501
So that's basically state legalized and enforced MITM and scamming framework (unless I'm mistaken about tech details)? Yay for progress, I guess... :(
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Comment #48972404
In my opinion: a) they choose a certain very specific ideal as a target, but utterly failed to convey that to a majority of site visitors; b) their picked target and path visually …