The universe is a swirling mess of chaos, when you try to create something static and keep it in that state you are going against the rules
None of the supermarkets were managed by Commander Adama, apparently.
We need HIPAA for businesses. We tried letting them regulate themselves and it didn't work. Businesses need to be forced to compete on the quality of their products/services and not rewarded for reselling customer data…
Unfortunately, advertisers are getting smarter and using bots to praise their own products on Reddit. Thanks to training on genuine comments, some models are very good at sounding like a human commenter, and can easily…
This narrative has been popularized all over social media for the last couple years. Obviously it's true and not a surprise to anyone familiar with the history. But no one is asking more complex questions: why is it…
Union rules cause double time (2x pay) to kick in at lower daily and weekly thesholds than at non union jobs.
Reusing the content without consent, attribution or compensation
The rare qualifier is used to highlight the destruction of rare items. It is still stealing even if the book is common.
On the contrary these companies should be publicly listing the name/info of every book they destroy and use as training data. If the books are really worthless as you say then their case would be proved transparently.…
How many AI companies are doing this? Say there are only 5 copies of a book left out there but 100 different companies want to shred it. Rare items could effectively vanish from the market. "Rare" meaning inclusive of…
Thanks I had edited my post once I saw that - buried deep in the discussion. I don't get why they couldn't just say what they did instead of disingenuously implying that article content had been "tampered". Given the…
It looks like the "tampering" was mostly just removing the username of the person submitting the links, so they wouldn't get banned by paywall sites, and archive.today has always done this:…
Reminded me of the tech in this https://calebhearth.com/dont-get-distracted
Looks like a clever little psyop to discredit him.
Or they wanted it to happen again. Worst case outcome, the US Congress spontaneously grow backbones, spite their sponsors and unite in a bipartisan effort for effective regulation because a few people got hacked?…
In day-to-day work life or a meet-and-greet, yeah. But this was an executives-only retreat where they were apparently encouraged to drink and made a big deal out of getting everyone to open up to each other.
The world war helped via wealth destruction and redistribution. Polybius' theory also has Arabic (Khaldun) and Chinese analogues. In China it looks like a 300-ish year cycle driven by wealth/land concentration and elite…
> Laughs in unlimited money -Also Sergey and Larry, probably
The man is a polymath.
Playing a lost 2000 year old game is awesome.
> The majority common law rule among the 50 states is that the owner of a stolen vehicle will not be held liable for damages when the vehicle is stolen and then involved in an accident that causes injury or property…
An allegory here would be someone stealing an easily stealable car (e.g. doing the Kia Challenge) and causing damage or injury. The thief would be liable, not the owner
We know from email leaks that billionaires' spelling ability is worse than Roblox players. Don't see why their chef would need to have perfect spelling
> Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s CEO, told employees that “AI models learn from watching really smart people do things,” and the “average intelligence of the people who are at this company is significantly higher” than the…
Now you're just straw manning, and misrepresenting history, Kent State led to a huge increase in protests and troop mutinies which forced the US to leave Vietnam. If the US was fascist it would have sent tanks into the…
The universe is a swirling mess of chaos, when you try to create something static and keep it in that state you are going against the rules
None of the supermarkets were managed by Commander Adama, apparently.
We need HIPAA for businesses. We tried letting them regulate themselves and it didn't work. Businesses need to be forced to compete on the quality of their products/services and not rewarded for reselling customer data…
Unfortunately, advertisers are getting smarter and using bots to praise their own products on Reddit. Thanks to training on genuine comments, some models are very good at sounding like a human commenter, and can easily…
This narrative has been popularized all over social media for the last couple years. Obviously it's true and not a surprise to anyone familiar with the history. But no one is asking more complex questions: why is it…
Union rules cause double time (2x pay) to kick in at lower daily and weekly thesholds than at non union jobs.
Reusing the content without consent, attribution or compensation
The rare qualifier is used to highlight the destruction of rare items. It is still stealing even if the book is common.
On the contrary these companies should be publicly listing the name/info of every book they destroy and use as training data. If the books are really worthless as you say then their case would be proved transparently.…
How many AI companies are doing this? Say there are only 5 copies of a book left out there but 100 different companies want to shred it. Rare items could effectively vanish from the market. "Rare" meaning inclusive of…
Thanks I had edited my post once I saw that - buried deep in the discussion. I don't get why they couldn't just say what they did instead of disingenuously implying that article content had been "tampered". Given the…
It looks like the "tampering" was mostly just removing the username of the person submitting the links, so they wouldn't get banned by paywall sites, and archive.today has always done this:…
Reminded me of the tech in this https://calebhearth.com/dont-get-distracted
Looks like a clever little psyop to discredit him.
Or they wanted it to happen again. Worst case outcome, the US Congress spontaneously grow backbones, spite their sponsors and unite in a bipartisan effort for effective regulation because a few people got hacked?…
In day-to-day work life or a meet-and-greet, yeah. But this was an executives-only retreat where they were apparently encouraged to drink and made a big deal out of getting everyone to open up to each other.
The world war helped via wealth destruction and redistribution. Polybius' theory also has Arabic (Khaldun) and Chinese analogues. In China it looks like a 300-ish year cycle driven by wealth/land concentration and elite…
> Laughs in unlimited money -Also Sergey and Larry, probably
The man is a polymath.
Playing a lost 2000 year old game is awesome.
> The majority common law rule among the 50 states is that the owner of a stolen vehicle will not be held liable for damages when the vehicle is stolen and then involved in an accident that causes injury or property…
An allegory here would be someone stealing an easily stealable car (e.g. doing the Kia Challenge) and causing damage or injury. The thief would be liable, not the owner
We know from email leaks that billionaires' spelling ability is worse than Roblox players. Don't see why their chef would need to have perfect spelling
> Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s CEO, told employees that “AI models learn from watching really smart people do things,” and the “average intelligence of the people who are at this company is significantly higher” than the…
Now you're just straw manning, and misrepresenting history, Kent State led to a huge increase in protests and troop mutinies which forced the US to leave Vietnam. If the US was fascist it would have sent tanks into the…