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Comment #48797595
I think the problem is that too many people use AI to write bullshit. Thus AI writing becomes a cue for bullshit. For people who have internalized AI writing as a cue for bullshit,…
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Comment #48790033
Seems like you are getting caught up on the watch form-factor. If you think of it as a stripped down cell phone for a kid you don't want to have a cell phone yet, this product make…
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Comment #48624391
> If something is not in scope for your responsibility, obviously you must ask for permission. Agree, but this can often be blurry. > If it's in some weird edge case where you "fee…
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Comment #48564574
IaC (capturing desired state declaratively) is a no-brainer for things like cloud resources IMO. Most use IaC for non-compute resources (e.x. DBs) and K8s for containerized compute…
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Comment #48392421
If it’s open weight then anyone can run it for you. Presumably someone you trust just as much as US proprietary models.
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Comment #48202399
IIRC the Paris datacenter flood took down a whole “region” and some data was permanently unrecoverable.
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Comment #48173614
This may be true, but from an editorial perspective they are openly and aggressively anti-Tesla. I think it's worth noting as this article is Tesla related.
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Comment #47975299
I can’t tell if “all gas no breaks” was intentional or not, but “no breaks” does seem to be a part of the culture shift within big tech around AI.
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Comment #47188199
Facilitating "mass domestic surveillance" and "fully autonomous weapons" are social responsibilities now? Insanity.
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Comment #46535877
LVT is a tax on the value of the land specifically, not a traditional property tax. This encourages development on valuable land that is currently being put to unproductive uses. F…
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Comment #46455382
I agree that more personal growth can be taken from reviewing other's behavior rather than analysis of their "overall morality". However, when people are powerful and their actions…
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Comment #46455287
You are clearly describing "villainizing" people or groups. This is actually the opposite of moralism, which would be criticizing specific violations of morals. Moralism can make p…
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Comment #45946152
I find this a profoundly odd response to the story. Is your intent to excuse her abusive treatment by the religious, medical, and government authorities of a totalitarian regime? Y…