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It's been depressing to see the progression of a lot of formerly good tech sites/blogs into anti-tech doomslop.

The entire article is just sloppy "Zuck bad, AI bad" clickbait. There is absolutely no indication anywhere that they refused to help.

The people who cared leave and are replaced by people who just want a job.

I'm well aware of Anwar al-Awklaki. Lived in Yemen and was a recruiter for and a senior member of Al Qaeda, a terrorist group we are at war with, connected with a number of terrori…

Being that this is the internet I mistook your statement for saying that I was just calling this a conspiracy theory because I was on the opposite side of the politics of the peopl…

People who believe nonsense about the government assassinating our own citizens come from all across the political spectrum, especially on the fringes. I legitimately don't know th…

It's sad how many people are commenting on this with insane conspiracy theories and that people are actually responding in support of them. Really shows how falling into echo chamb…

> "is very real" Except it's not.

Nemotron is a very nice model with an excellent license as well.

In this case the CD exists everywhere. Just buy a copy of Quake on CD.

Where did I claim that? I stated the opposite. I started my sentence with "Could be better for sure". Maybe something is lost in translation? It just means "This could use improvem…

That would be an amusing test with AWS.

Another example: the first commercial cell phone network was in Chicago in 1983, brought to us by AT&T and Motorola. What could be more impactful to modern existence than that?

> US inventiveness peaked in the 50s and 60s How does one even measure that? And who would even try and claim that? > when corporate taxes were much higher The corporate tax rates …

Genuinely curious now: If you have a cold or a cough, or maybe a slight fever, do you have to talk to a doctor to get a day or two off of work?

If we avoid work when we're sick so that we don't get other people sick, wouldn't that result in a healthier population? I guess I'm confused as to why it wouldn't result in that? …

What do you mean by "lack of healthcare" exactly? Are you under the impression that it's hard to get healthcare in the US? Or that the average healthcare experience is extraordinar…

I included them to show that, on average, PTO does not need to be used for sick time and to show that the vacation time is vacation time. > "workers in Europe take about 2 to 3 wee…

Because it gets more attention if they ignore reality and treat a lack of a federal mandate as meaningful information.

I was mentioning it because the data does and also to get ahead of people claiming that US PTO includes sick time, when it mostly doesn't.

https://www.bls.gov/charts/employee-benefits/paid-leave-sick... Could be better for sure, but a graph showing the US as having 0 days of paid days off because the federal governmen…

The code in question is here: https://pastebin.com/raw/mc7psaNF It appears to be normal Adform code plus two appended chunks at the end. Bitcoin: bc1qmplgt0hcg62jc2guz86wn2sms7tqrs…

Probably should just link to the security researcher's post, since it's far more informative: https://doublepulsar.com/adform-compromised-to-serve-crypto-...

No idea why this is being downvoted, because it accurately describes the Xbox experience.

> I don't want to know what life is like having xbox hardware Fortunately, it's nothing like what you experienced at all.