Pin it on Google, Meta, X, etc, and also on the sites that display malware ads to clients. They're all culpable.
I think the obvious answer is they aren't held to account by regulators. If a few execs were sent to prison for defrauding their users (and investors for taking on so much risk) things would change overnight.
Have you tried reaching out to companies offering relevant products? Sometimes they have referral plans and don't require the same level of tracking.
I think this rule is quite unfortunate. Wouldn't we all be better off if sites that hijacked back buttons were just banned or at least had their posts hidden until they're fixed? Sure, they're somewhat common issues,…
I don't know, but I suspect the battery drain would be substantial. I wonder if there is a different explanation: maybe one of your friends searched for information on the topic while you were on the same hotspot/in the…
The Republican party looks about the same as it has my whole adult life -- the leader is a lot louder and the racism is less hidden, that's about it.
> Now, that still leaves open the question of who you can trust. If you can trust a business run by people then that allows you to trust a bank, sure, but it also allows you to trust a tech company Banks are subject to…
> You may trust them with your money, but does not equate to trusting them with any other personal information. How do you expect that they will give you your money when you walk in to a branch and ask for a withdrawal?…
Worse, Substack promotes nazi content via push notifications to people that haven't subscribed to those nazi accounts.
This is the new Republican mainstream, the same mainstream that brings us AI generated videos of the Obamas as apes. They have no shame and are likely irredeemable (certainly their behavior is inexcusable). And…
I'd wager most of us are OK with it taking a few days. There's a (relative) few weirdos that get upset if they see the numbers change as votes continue to be tallied.
Hopefully they're embarrassed.
Turning this around a bit: Businesses should be required to accept cash. We shouldn't need to have a relationship with a bank just to buy food or gas or what have you.
There are smart toilet devices that have cameras, so, it's about as bad as one could imagine.
Of course, that's how LLMs work. It's still amusing, at least to me.
If you ask it why it uses the term honest so much it'll tell you it was actually trained not to. lol
Try generalizing the argument without changing it substantially, then we'll talk.
The methods are described on the official docker website, not just random blogs or SO pages. There are caveats about security, of course, but it's not truly discouraged.
You could burn a few tokens by prompting the LLM to summarize the omit all of the "wrong" answers (where it overrode itself), after the user accepts the response. It'd probably reduce token use in the end, especially…
A year and a half is a long time to cause a lot of harm. Way, way too long.
And do you drive a car? Car owners get a (relative) free pass because "accidents happen".
It takes months or years for courts to intervene and even then they often set aside rulings because they expect appeals. All the while the abuses continue. How many years do you suppose we'll have to wait to see the…
Here's what I don't get about this: Trump's main campaign promise was to raise prices for American consumers (via tariffs) and to harm the lowest wage earners the most (tariffs as sales taxes are regressive). Going…
Before engaging, let's get this settled: do you believe that the US economy operates on a zero sum basis?
The coin is to decide which terrible person he is going to listen to. And his weirdo followers love him for it.
Pin it on Google, Meta, X, etc, and also on the sites that display malware ads to clients. They're all culpable.
I think the obvious answer is they aren't held to account by regulators. If a few execs were sent to prison for defrauding their users (and investors for taking on so much risk) things would change overnight.
Have you tried reaching out to companies offering relevant products? Sometimes they have referral plans and don't require the same level of tracking.
I think this rule is quite unfortunate. Wouldn't we all be better off if sites that hijacked back buttons were just banned or at least had their posts hidden until they're fixed? Sure, they're somewhat common issues,…
I don't know, but I suspect the battery drain would be substantial. I wonder if there is a different explanation: maybe one of your friends searched for information on the topic while you were on the same hotspot/in the…
The Republican party looks about the same as it has my whole adult life -- the leader is a lot louder and the racism is less hidden, that's about it.
> Now, that still leaves open the question of who you can trust. If you can trust a business run by people then that allows you to trust a bank, sure, but it also allows you to trust a tech company Banks are subject to…
> You may trust them with your money, but does not equate to trusting them with any other personal information. How do you expect that they will give you your money when you walk in to a branch and ask for a withdrawal?…
Worse, Substack promotes nazi content via push notifications to people that haven't subscribed to those nazi accounts.
This is the new Republican mainstream, the same mainstream that brings us AI generated videos of the Obamas as apes. They have no shame and are likely irredeemable (certainly their behavior is inexcusable). And…
I'd wager most of us are OK with it taking a few days. There's a (relative) few weirdos that get upset if they see the numbers change as votes continue to be tallied.
Hopefully they're embarrassed.
Turning this around a bit: Businesses should be required to accept cash. We shouldn't need to have a relationship with a bank just to buy food or gas or what have you.
There are smart toilet devices that have cameras, so, it's about as bad as one could imagine.
Of course, that's how LLMs work. It's still amusing, at least to me.
If you ask it why it uses the term honest so much it'll tell you it was actually trained not to. lol
Try generalizing the argument without changing it substantially, then we'll talk.
The methods are described on the official docker website, not just random blogs or SO pages. There are caveats about security, of course, but it's not truly discouraged.
You could burn a few tokens by prompting the LLM to summarize the omit all of the "wrong" answers (where it overrode itself), after the user accepts the response. It'd probably reduce token use in the end, especially…
A year and a half is a long time to cause a lot of harm. Way, way too long.
And do you drive a car? Car owners get a (relative) free pass because "accidents happen".
It takes months or years for courts to intervene and even then they often set aside rulings because they expect appeals. All the while the abuses continue. How many years do you suppose we'll have to wait to see the…
Here's what I don't get about this: Trump's main campaign promise was to raise prices for American consumers (via tariffs) and to harm the lowest wage earners the most (tariffs as sales taxes are regressive). Going…
Before engaging, let's get this settled: do you believe that the US economy operates on a zero sum basis?
The coin is to decide which terrible person he is going to listen to. And his weirdo followers love him for it.