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Comment #49240077
If any AI company was doing serious engineering isolated containers would have been a prerequisite to using their tools.
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Comment #49199910
No. You didn't address in other replies. This is a lie. Just don't lie.
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Comment #49184990
No. The problem is crap states with uneducated populace. The "small government" argument falls apart quicker than the ultra libertarian arguments. Or actually you're right I should…
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Comment #49182565
So OP asked you for one example and you can't give one? You just fall back to the generic statement slop, you must be a bot right? Again, what's ONE (1) real world example of "SSN/…
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Comment #49182521
> there are WAY worse cases than these models breaking out that have nothing to do with AI. And? Welcome to the big boy world. This isn't playground rules where you can complain "B…
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Comment #49178805
Reminder that at every level of government your vote is less powerful than someone in some crappy flyover backwater Kansas. They get more per Capita representation in the House, an…
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Comment #49064516
> in the form of negative revenue pressure Is this happening? GitHub status page is a Christmas tree for 3 quarters and comically had an incident 10 minutes after the "we're workin…
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Comment #48952533
Well, yes. That's exactly what Disney did. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reedy_Creek_Energy_Services
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Comment #48946250
I don't know why HN is obsessed with whatever this product is (literally never heard of it) but I'm getting strong juicero vibes. Is this all botted up votes hoping for more VC slo…
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Comment #48890215
This has to just be an IQ gap or something. Is it actually impossible for you to view agreements from different perspectives? From the individuals' perspective, overusing uncollate…
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Comment #48879260
Ok. And the interest on unsecured debts like credit cards are like 25%. Sounds like the risk is properly priced in. What's your point?
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Comment #48841630
Why doesn't Amazon buy a county similar to what Walt Disney did in Florida.
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Comment #48784194
CO2 and all other air quality indexers have to be very carefully calibrated regularly. It's not some slop you can just throw into a consoomer cheap iot device. Article author compl…
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Comment #48482518
Ok. Apparently you missed the question from OP. What are you comparing to?
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Comment #48459134
Free speech absolutists just don't defend their position because it devolves into absurdity immediately. It's just a dogwhistle of the far right or people that haven't put any thou…
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Comment #48404374
> Do code harnesses that build themselves count as recursive self improvement, or does it need to be the AI itself to qualify for the term? Shhh just let the marketing slop wash ov…
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Comment #48375428
> I don't vote because I am uneducated enough in local politics to do so I would only be corrupting the vote and dilluting votes that are that of people who did their research. I'm…
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Comment #48375369
Maybe, in general . But in the realm of American democracy, the literal discussion at hand, their actions mean their voice matters absolutely none.
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Comment #48366027
Disinformation moved from page rank to the "feed" in 2018 when Douyin bought (read: acquired copyright they originally stole) Musically and rebranded to TikTok. Why does no one rem…
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Comment #48365955
> I have never voted and never will. Thank you for putting the reason at the top to disregard the rest of your post-hoc justification. Your prescriptions literally don't matter bec…
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Comment #48365927
Even when journalism was free, no one read anything. Paywalls didn't make people less lazy to read articles. People are totally content mindlessly thumbing infinite scrolling apps.…
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Comment #48365895
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