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Comment #48747205
I don't get this. You're allowed to protest about Palestine all you want, why do you have to associate that with a group who who broke a policewoman's back with a sledgehammer?
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Comment #48642490
Maybe I'm naïve, but is the heinous shit that bad? I'm essentially wondering if it's anything worse than you could discover on the internet already. Of course it makes it more acce…
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Comment #48385683
I agree other comapnies are just as culpable as Meta, but you think it's childrens fault they get addicted? We barely know the damage social media does yet, it's not comparable to …
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Comment #48347730
Those features sound so narcissistic to me
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Comment #48239313
If you decide to dig deeper, it's an incredible tool. Getting a summary of the internals of something you only use as an API, then getting it to test you on it until you understand…
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Comment #48209200
Metadata? Pretty sure they scraped the files and released them too.
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Comment #48146137
Honestly, a web app to match people looking for and willing to provide accommodation is completely different to dealing with the health data of an entire country that is pre-existi…
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Comment #48109383
Weird analogy when ads aren't addictive in the same way. Look at people around and about and they're all like mindless zombies flicking through Tiktok, not looking at ads. IMO this…
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Comment #48109339
Not on web (or the mobile web page either). It's a half baked solution right now.
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Comment #48065517
I've always found that quite interesting. I agree women should have equal rights and never be discriminated against, but when push comes to shove I imagine men would be the ones ca…
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Comment #48008923
100% this. As you say, language courses need content so a lot of it is talking about your life/opinions. Super easy to make friends after a few weeks of that if you make a tiny bit…
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Comment #47918743
I'm not an expert, so do some research, but it's probably a bit of a) you've trained yourself to burn fat more (a good thing) b) you're not exercising as strenously c) yes, if you …
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Comment #47887714
I agree. My real fear if this is how the company works, how are systems with real implications (e.g. defense) being treated.
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Comment #47868933
Likewise, this felt like an early agent problem to me.
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Comment #47770207
It genuinely disgusts me that the world's largest media company shoves addictive, short form content down users throats (especially young people). Anyone working on it at Google sh…
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Comment #47731884
Can someone convince me bitcoin mining isn't anything other than a huge waste of energy?
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Comment #47486907
It also needs a validation loop. Give it the compiler output and I bet it would fix that code even without examples/a blog post.
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Comment #47426838
I don't consider it derailing and I'm not going to apologise for asking questions :)
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Comment #47410541
What? I want to know more to make an informed decision. Do you think you're adding more to the discussion than me here?
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Comment #47400675
Are you sure they hold sensitive data themselves though? My understanding was they integrate their tools with customers own data and don't have access to it themselves (at least in…
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Comment #47400276
Can someone explain why Palantir are seen as such a threat? My understanding is their product is a PowerBI++ and they don't host any user data themselves. Are people scared of back…
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Comment #47379478
Clearly so. To me it's the LLM writing style at least.
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Comment #47376785
Are you using AI to write this? Please stop.
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Comment #47276426
I feel the same - would I like a meta paycheck, sure, but I couldn't look at myself in the mirror knowing what the company I'm giving my work to does to people's brains (not just t…