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ribosometronome

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    Comment #49079768

    Are you under the impression that lawyers have never included things that later turned out to be false or unprovable in their initial filing of a lawsuit? If lawyers are so infalli…

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    Comment #49079389

    I've no idea what happened. Treating allegations in a lawsuit as undeniable true or "flat out admissions" is a bad idea, though. Doing that would have you believing that Craig Wrig…

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    Comment #49079342

    Only according to the lawsuit filed by the fired party.

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    Comment #49079168

    Did you miss that that's according to the one sided exceprt from a lawsuit an ex-employee filed?

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    Comment #48997223

    The Pandora's box was already open and essentially no one noticed nor was there immense pushback that resulted in the features being removed. Photo scanning was already happening f…

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    Comment #48997188

    One is far easier to prove. If the government could continuously monitor our actions "Is this CSA?" they might very well be pushing for that, too.

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    Comment #48899163

    Blocking backups and consequently reducing data portability doesn't really sound like the best of both worlds.

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    Comment #48828481

    What countries can do is pretty expansive and unrelated to whether or not they're comparable to other things or good things for countries to do.

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    Comment #48828466

    Why would you care about democracy? Plenty of countries don't have it. Why should America and Europe hold themselves up to such naive, idealistic standards with Middle Eastern coun…

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    Comment #48826745

    The law can change. Which is why it's better if that data was not collected in the first place. Plenty of companies collecting data are operated by people who want to control what …

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    Comment #48826706

    Your quote is very different from the situation you describe. Revoking citizenship is different than no pathway to citizenship. A pathway to citizenship is not open doors.

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    Comment #48826679

    Apple was already doing image recognition on device for photo searchability when they proposed that solution.

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    Comment #48779676

    Patents function only to limit the actions of what living beings can and cannot do. Plus, it's seems false to paint this orchard as just an environment humans created where they re…

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    Comment #48779627

    The food that is patented isn't essential to life, though. Essentially all of humanity has lived all of it's lifetimes without this modern varietal of nectarines just fine. There a…

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    Comment #48779377

    In general, invention of new things is something humanity's been tackling for quite awhile. Why would this apply specifically to food versus, well, everything?

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    Comment #48779331

    >Mora later sought to terminate his relationship with Giumarra, and he sold his nectarines to another fruit packer in 2023 The farmer sought termination and violated the contract.

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    Comment #48702291

    Red eye international flights where the execs sleep?

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    Comment #48694317

    What Anthropic was pushing for under Biden has very little to do with the values Republicans have been espousing (and failing to live up to) for decades. That's kind of the point o…

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    Comment #48604492

    Moving to have 401ks investing in it when 5% of the stock is publicly available versus 30-40%+ that would have been available on the previous timelines seems like it could have pre…

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    Comment #48602934

    It reads like this is meant to be a Social Network style portrayal where Altman is not necessarily portrayed flatteringly or with his approval, no? Where Melania was a payoff to a …

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    Comment #48578588

    The majority of your argument has little to do with your initial complaint about China and India. What does poaching less of the world's best and brightest to contribute to our mar…

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    Comment #48572504

    There are a solutions, like Amazon Bedrock, that allow model usage with strict data control.

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    Comment #48560553

    >Threads ... rage bait The advertisements within Instagram for Threads almost always seem to be fairly thinly disguised engagement & rage bait. Every time it gets me, I feel an inc…