Now, define 'social media' clearly and we're all good.
ROI depends on whether the company is profitable going forward too I'd imagine...
Much like societies, there is no 'one way' to do it all. Best is to really understand what you are trying to do in the first place.
The other key factor is probably the person hiring/hiring being able to identify a 'good' programmer. Whether that's through their own competence or having some knowledge of the candidate outside their resume. Speed to…
Err.. except the environment they exist in - 'crypto' - tends to be full of anti-gov/3letteragency types, so you'd think this is a bad PR angle to take. At a guess, I would say this is more flagging to their real…
It's not an audit. Attestations mean they move a bunch of funds into the account, get the auditor to check that indeed that money was there at that point of time, then move it away again. Every legitimate auditor…
So... Half the appeal of crypto and Tether & co has been a separation from the current financial system and 'deep state,' yet here we are embracing both with hugs. The cryptoverse is no place for making sense.
Tether has not completed a single audit yet
Which of course becomes the CTO saying of course the business can build skyscrapers with these simple kit sets.
Clearly fair use? What if I pay ChatGPT to give me the NYT article it sourced verbatim as stored (i.e. without referring me to the NYT source)?
What if I ask ChatGPT to print the article verbatim as sourced, from its own dataset?
Not all LGBTQ people mind you, just the latest more minority group within (or appended to). It gets to the point of absurdity when we expect to add more complexity with new workarounds to make things simple again.
Well that's what Ukraine are doing in voting for Zelenskyy's views... I think we often overestimate the qualifications behind our politicians, they're not much different to the celebrity love-ins or corporate nepotisms…
So just like politicians (cough, Lindsay Graham, cough)...
That's exactly why I mentioned Kanye. All the influence with none of the outcomes. Perhaps Swift should postpone a concert until one such disagreeable law is changed...
It certainly does at least read as "elite delivery team" lingo bingo.
They can't just block speech using bots as the excuse. It's up to the government officials to provide a channel that allows free speech as the law defines. I imagine this will more likely raise issue with the use of…
"Won't someone think of the employees" is a common tactic companies use to avoid shutdowns, and that's against long standing laws and regulations. Seems to work often enough too.
Yeah, this was definitely not more than meets the eye.
Ah the Prenda Law saga, such memories
Phew it's a real judge. The heading makes it sound like Google has some kind of self-appointed justice system in place! The cyberpunk Corpo future can wait a bit longer then...
And the quality of your product and what customers are willing to pay, though that seems a fading requirement when customers are 'everywhere.'
I think a more obvious question is how are Amazon making this possible if it's not profitable otherwise?
And subjective too, which is convenient.
I get that, and I've been in the camp warning people of that many times, but I think it's an interesting situation where so much essentially public data is on a private platform. What happens if YouTube shuts down…
Now, define 'social media' clearly and we're all good.
ROI depends on whether the company is profitable going forward too I'd imagine...
Much like societies, there is no 'one way' to do it all. Best is to really understand what you are trying to do in the first place.
The other key factor is probably the person hiring/hiring being able to identify a 'good' programmer. Whether that's through their own competence or having some knowledge of the candidate outside their resume. Speed to…
Err.. except the environment they exist in - 'crypto' - tends to be full of anti-gov/3letteragency types, so you'd think this is a bad PR angle to take. At a guess, I would say this is more flagging to their real…
It's not an audit. Attestations mean they move a bunch of funds into the account, get the auditor to check that indeed that money was there at that point of time, then move it away again. Every legitimate auditor…
So... Half the appeal of crypto and Tether & co has been a separation from the current financial system and 'deep state,' yet here we are embracing both with hugs. The cryptoverse is no place for making sense.
Tether has not completed a single audit yet
Which of course becomes the CTO saying of course the business can build skyscrapers with these simple kit sets.
Clearly fair use? What if I pay ChatGPT to give me the NYT article it sourced verbatim as stored (i.e. without referring me to the NYT source)?
What if I ask ChatGPT to print the article verbatim as sourced, from its own dataset?
Not all LGBTQ people mind you, just the latest more minority group within (or appended to). It gets to the point of absurdity when we expect to add more complexity with new workarounds to make things simple again.
Well that's what Ukraine are doing in voting for Zelenskyy's views... I think we often overestimate the qualifications behind our politicians, they're not much different to the celebrity love-ins or corporate nepotisms…
So just like politicians (cough, Lindsay Graham, cough)...
That's exactly why I mentioned Kanye. All the influence with none of the outcomes. Perhaps Swift should postpone a concert until one such disagreeable law is changed...
It certainly does at least read as "elite delivery team" lingo bingo.
They can't just block speech using bots as the excuse. It's up to the government officials to provide a channel that allows free speech as the law defines. I imagine this will more likely raise issue with the use of…
"Won't someone think of the employees" is a common tactic companies use to avoid shutdowns, and that's against long standing laws and regulations. Seems to work often enough too.
Yeah, this was definitely not more than meets the eye.
Ah the Prenda Law saga, such memories
Phew it's a real judge. The heading makes it sound like Google has some kind of self-appointed justice system in place! The cyberpunk Corpo future can wait a bit longer then...
And the quality of your product and what customers are willing to pay, though that seems a fading requirement when customers are 'everywhere.'
I think a more obvious question is how are Amazon making this possible if it's not profitable otherwise?
And subjective too, which is convenient.
I get that, and I've been in the camp warning people of that many times, but I think it's an interesting situation where so much essentially public data is on a private platform. What happens if YouTube shuts down…