Agreed, we can't legislate attitudes. So we need to prohibit the behavior. It's the same idea as shoplifting. Laws are the key.
If you don't have laws, or don't enforce them, people will do whatever they want. I can remember when this simple point was obvious to almost everyone.
>There is absolutely no reason to read those contracts any more For another perspective, check out the comment you're replying to.
Absolutely. First let's install an extreme surveillance state and give them full police power unlimited by the Constitution. Then, later, if we have any regrets, no problem. Just take the system to court and restore…
Seems clear that's begun in the US now.
Please be civil. Maybe you linked the wrong text by mistake. But what you linked is normal, constitutional US civics. Congress controls spending.
Your link confirms that the cuts are illegal.
Cuts must come from congress. Read Constitution.
It wasn't originally predatory, just insular, hysterical, and annoying.
No, it's just a description of what's happening online. If you've read similar descriptions before, that may be because more than one person is writing online.
My favorite comments here are the ones that go "What predatory cesspit?" and "The author of this article is the problem!" In other words, spending hours scrolling addictive, deceptive crap every day is healthy. The only…
>internet is just exposing how humans behave normally If humans behaved like that normally, then the internet wouldn't expose anything unusual. We'd see the behavior ... normally.
>This so exaggerated No, it's just what's happening online. >If you think some of the people you know are assholes, that's fine. If you think all of them are assholes, Wrong thread? Doesn't seem to correspond to…
>The standard complex exponential and complex logarithm functions are defined exactly in the same way, because they are also multi-valued, so the same kind of equalities like yours would also be true for them. Example…
1^x = 1 for any complex x. So that library can be very simple and fast!
The author's not talking about doing math, but about porting math into code. Counting turns is the same as counting cycles. People do that all the time. It works fine. And this math is kind of a mess. exp(x) is its own…
I've also seen public information (from SEC filings) being sold by a consulting firm as competitive intel. Which I guess it kind of is competitive intel, but you can download it for free.
1. When I was 8, my mom told me that I got paid what my work was worth to society. When I was 12 she told me not necessarily. She said this: "You were only 8. I was trying to make it simple for you." 2. Management…
Please understand that the goal of these policies is to weaken scientific research in the US. The people who push this stuff acknowledge openly that they oppose science, experts, and accurate information. This isn't a…
I think it's just shouting. The 'netiquette' nerds [1] noticed that all-caps comes across as shouting. For once they got something right. [1] bless their hearts
Find a temperature that both sides can accept. Also, the dozen other people affected by the air conditioning? Do they pay rent too? This feels like a story from someone who just crossed the threshold into adulthood and…
Stalker vibes bro.
Kagi search works much better than Google search for me. But I don't use it for news, so I dunno. I have nothing to do with Kagi. I've been a user for a few months.
Yeah, I think the peak expectation for AI is that the user gets to be the manager of a very smart team. But we've all seen that. If the manager is clueless about the technology, the results are disappointing.
Yes. It's almost as if the author felt that long, long, long chains of explanations might be somehow undesirable.
Agreed, we can't legislate attitudes. So we need to prohibit the behavior. It's the same idea as shoplifting. Laws are the key.
If you don't have laws, or don't enforce them, people will do whatever they want. I can remember when this simple point was obvious to almost everyone.
>There is absolutely no reason to read those contracts any more For another perspective, check out the comment you're replying to.
Absolutely. First let's install an extreme surveillance state and give them full police power unlimited by the Constitution. Then, later, if we have any regrets, no problem. Just take the system to court and restore…
Seems clear that's begun in the US now.
Please be civil. Maybe you linked the wrong text by mistake. But what you linked is normal, constitutional US civics. Congress controls spending.
Your link confirms that the cuts are illegal.
Cuts must come from congress. Read Constitution.
It wasn't originally predatory, just insular, hysterical, and annoying.
No, it's just a description of what's happening online. If you've read similar descriptions before, that may be because more than one person is writing online.
My favorite comments here are the ones that go "What predatory cesspit?" and "The author of this article is the problem!" In other words, spending hours scrolling addictive, deceptive crap every day is healthy. The only…
>internet is just exposing how humans behave normally If humans behaved like that normally, then the internet wouldn't expose anything unusual. We'd see the behavior ... normally.
>This so exaggerated No, it's just what's happening online. >If you think some of the people you know are assholes, that's fine. If you think all of them are assholes, Wrong thread? Doesn't seem to correspond to…
>The standard complex exponential and complex logarithm functions are defined exactly in the same way, because they are also multi-valued, so the same kind of equalities like yours would also be true for them. Example…
1^x = 1 for any complex x. So that library can be very simple and fast!
The author's not talking about doing math, but about porting math into code. Counting turns is the same as counting cycles. People do that all the time. It works fine. And this math is kind of a mess. exp(x) is its own…
I've also seen public information (from SEC filings) being sold by a consulting firm as competitive intel. Which I guess it kind of is competitive intel, but you can download it for free.
1. When I was 8, my mom told me that I got paid what my work was worth to society. When I was 12 she told me not necessarily. She said this: "You were only 8. I was trying to make it simple for you." 2. Management…
Please understand that the goal of these policies is to weaken scientific research in the US. The people who push this stuff acknowledge openly that they oppose science, experts, and accurate information. This isn't a…
I think it's just shouting. The 'netiquette' nerds [1] noticed that all-caps comes across as shouting. For once they got something right. [1] bless their hearts
Find a temperature that both sides can accept. Also, the dozen other people affected by the air conditioning? Do they pay rent too? This feels like a story from someone who just crossed the threshold into adulthood and…
Stalker vibes bro.
Kagi search works much better than Google search for me. But I don't use it for news, so I dunno. I have nothing to do with Kagi. I've been a user for a few months.
Yeah, I think the peak expectation for AI is that the user gets to be the manager of a very smart team. But we've all seen that. If the manager is clueless about the technology, the results are disappointing.
Yes. It's almost as if the author felt that long, long, long chains of explanations might be somehow undesirable.