This is someone in HK judged under HK jurisdiction. That's fine. My point is it's weird to expect website operators to be aware of every jurisdiction on the planet and take steps to comply with each of them. If that…
How do you "actively" offer a website to a country? Websites aren't broadcasting, they are waiting there and responding to requests. Why should it be on every server in the world to have to figure out whether they're…
All civilized countries have the concept of gross negligence where you can be prosecuted for knowingly doing something that causes harm as a side-effect.
The point is precisely that with a sample size of one, this doesn't tell us anything about whether Ivy League PhDs in general don't get jobs. Maybe this person's applications include things that are big red flags. Maybe…
No it wasn't and it's not even close.
Anyone can declare anything. You think China just lets US law enforcement do investigations on their territory without their consent??
Israel's conflict with Iran, maybe. Israel's conflict with Hamas is irrelevant though and that's what people are protesting.
That doesn't really answer the question. why do we (residents of western countries) pay attention to Israel? There's nothing relevant to our lives happening there. It's not more relevant than Ethiopia or Sudan.
Why are we paying so much attention to what's happening in Israel then?
What do you care about the value of the house you're living in? What did you do to deserve the massive raise in value of land since you bought that house besides buying early?
Any private entity has that right though. I, as a person, can decide I won't do business with a company that uses Anthropic models for whatever reason. I can even decide I won't do business with a company that relies on…
Is it a good thing for society that Amazon grew that large?
That's a common issue in orgs where sales are incentivized based on size of contract without regard for the profitability of the contract. See also: selling features that don't exist and cost more to implement and…
> Which internet provider can deliver reliable access to remote regions than Starlink? Why do remote regions matter? No one relevant lives there.
> Why would you take your phone with you when you run? So you can listen to music? And most people don't have a smart watch. It's fairly common to see people running with a phone strapped to their arm.
I wonder if that changes in countries where the main language is written right to left?
Completely irrelevant to my point. The point was just this: you don't need $100 trillion to actually exist for that market cap to be possible.
What makes the diagnosis "worth" $100? Right now it requires a highly paid human which sets a floor on the cost. If there's competition from LLMs it's going to drive down the cost.
Symlinks are a pain if you're on Windows, I'd rather not bother with them.
> But the sentiment of nuclear depends purely on which party you vote for, I don't think the language itself has an impact. People aren't really partisan like that in Switzerland. They'll happily elect people from one…
Switzerland is not part of the European economic area, aka EEA.
> pressing up on a new console doesn't bring you a command from history, which Linux terminals and 3rd party Windows ones have been doing for decades, even Powershell does that. I'm wondering if you're confusing Windows…
What good is advertising if they can't actually sell the product?
Serving Opus 4.8 isn't worth a trillion+ valuation. The valuation of the AI labs is based on continual improvements of their models. Open weight models are going to catch up to Opus 4.8 and at that point the model is a…
How many entreprise customers that aren't in the defense sector currently have R&D departments entirely composed of US citizens? And what does it mean for indirect access to the models, through say agents working off…
This is someone in HK judged under HK jurisdiction. That's fine. My point is it's weird to expect website operators to be aware of every jurisdiction on the planet and take steps to comply with each of them. If that…
How do you "actively" offer a website to a country? Websites aren't broadcasting, they are waiting there and responding to requests. Why should it be on every server in the world to have to figure out whether they're…
All civilized countries have the concept of gross negligence where you can be prosecuted for knowingly doing something that causes harm as a side-effect.
The point is precisely that with a sample size of one, this doesn't tell us anything about whether Ivy League PhDs in general don't get jobs. Maybe this person's applications include things that are big red flags. Maybe…
No it wasn't and it's not even close.
Anyone can declare anything. You think China just lets US law enforcement do investigations on their territory without their consent??
Israel's conflict with Iran, maybe. Israel's conflict with Hamas is irrelevant though and that's what people are protesting.
That doesn't really answer the question. why do we (residents of western countries) pay attention to Israel? There's nothing relevant to our lives happening there. It's not more relevant than Ethiopia or Sudan.
Why are we paying so much attention to what's happening in Israel then?
What do you care about the value of the house you're living in? What did you do to deserve the massive raise in value of land since you bought that house besides buying early?
Any private entity has that right though. I, as a person, can decide I won't do business with a company that uses Anthropic models for whatever reason. I can even decide I won't do business with a company that relies on…
Is it a good thing for society that Amazon grew that large?
That's a common issue in orgs where sales are incentivized based on size of contract without regard for the profitability of the contract. See also: selling features that don't exist and cost more to implement and…
> Which internet provider can deliver reliable access to remote regions than Starlink? Why do remote regions matter? No one relevant lives there.
> Why would you take your phone with you when you run? So you can listen to music? And most people don't have a smart watch. It's fairly common to see people running with a phone strapped to their arm.
I wonder if that changes in countries where the main language is written right to left?
Completely irrelevant to my point. The point was just this: you don't need $100 trillion to actually exist for that market cap to be possible.
What makes the diagnosis "worth" $100? Right now it requires a highly paid human which sets a floor on the cost. If there's competition from LLMs it's going to drive down the cost.
Symlinks are a pain if you're on Windows, I'd rather not bother with them.
> But the sentiment of nuclear depends purely on which party you vote for, I don't think the language itself has an impact. People aren't really partisan like that in Switzerland. They'll happily elect people from one…
Switzerland is not part of the European economic area, aka EEA.
> pressing up on a new console doesn't bring you a command from history, which Linux terminals and 3rd party Windows ones have been doing for decades, even Powershell does that. I'm wondering if you're confusing Windows…
What good is advertising if they can't actually sell the product?
Serving Opus 4.8 isn't worth a trillion+ valuation. The valuation of the AI labs is based on continual improvements of their models. Open weight models are going to catch up to Opus 4.8 and at that point the model is a…
How many entreprise customers that aren't in the defense sector currently have R&D departments entirely composed of US citizens? And what does it mean for indirect access to the models, through say agents working off…