> I just spent 10m trying to use this wow pricing has gone way up
In practice, the money you save long-term by reducing headcount is one or two orders of magnitude larger than the money you pay out in severance. Losing your reputation and a lot of legal fees over (basically) pennies…
Because the company wouldn't have the money by that point? Seems unlikely. Or because it was an outright lie? Could be grounds for a lawsuit.
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interest rates being low doesn't mean banks stop making money on retail deposits. there is still a spread between the interest they pay to the account holder and the interest they make loaning out that money.
lol the exploit is patched, why are people acting like it's a a zero-day? anyone you attack with this, in any case, has to be someone who hasn't yet upgraded their PHP version. it's worth nothing to hide/sit on.
Your comment is kind of misleading. Banks absolutely make money on retail deposits, and you definitely are doing them a favor by putting your money in. Banks do spend a lot on marketing to acquire a given customer, and…
I'm not seeing any source for the claim that OpenAI discovered this in February. The source that the article links (a tweet by OpenAI) doesn't claim that.
When I owned an iPod touch, the advantage of jailbreaking was to give your device certain features that the OS just didn't support. (Hell, I remember early days when iOS didn't even have a concept of wallpaper, the…
The point the parent commenter is making is that they want Apple to allow people the freedom to intentionally mod the functionality of their device. Not that they literally want single-click PDF exploits to be a thing.
$25B is the reduced judgment. The state was originally awarded over $200B.
I can't make heads or tails of what any of this means or why it's important.
Article's very vague about how the RCE actually works. They talk about the memory corruption bugs but not how exactly those become RCE.
but... Calif have said that AI did find this bug.
Facebook is dead among young people, but there are still some dedicated users. The thing about Facebook is that it's a far more functional social network than the popular alternatives. It's pretty much the go-to for…
Is it so wrong for those who create content to want people to visit their website to consume that content? The alternative being that Facebook and Google summarize everyone's content and keep all the engagement and…
Your answer is within the comment you wrote. AI is maintaining tsrs whereas humans are maintaining tsgo. Your question boils down to "why would humans maintain something?" which could have a variety of answers depending…
> It's easy enough to design them to behave correctly in all cases except actual elections How? Any possible scheme I can think of that could theoretically allow a tabulation machine to behave differently on audit…
The advantage of paper ballots is that the possible ways that the system can be rigged are technologically limited. Either ballots are forged or ballot are miscounted. Both are mitigated by having election officials…
Greeters are an anti-theft measure.
The Doorman Fallacy is real but is poorly named. Doormen weren't replaced by automatic doors, they were replaced by simply not having a doorman. People can open doors themselves - doormen have always been a luxury for…
> I just spent 10m trying to use this wow pricing has gone way up
In practice, the money you save long-term by reducing headcount is one or two orders of magnitude larger than the money you pay out in severance. Losing your reputation and a lot of legal fees over (basically) pennies…
Because the company wouldn't have the money by that point? Seems unlikely. Or because it was an outright lie? Could be grounds for a lawsuit.
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interest rates being low doesn't mean banks stop making money on retail deposits. there is still a spread between the interest they pay to the account holder and the interest they make loaning out that money.
lol the exploit is patched, why are people acting like it's a a zero-day? anyone you attack with this, in any case, has to be someone who hasn't yet upgraded their PHP version. it's worth nothing to hide/sit on.
Your comment is kind of misleading. Banks absolutely make money on retail deposits, and you definitely are doing them a favor by putting your money in. Banks do spend a lot on marketing to acquire a given customer, and…
I'm not seeing any source for the claim that OpenAI discovered this in February. The source that the article links (a tweet by OpenAI) doesn't claim that.
When I owned an iPod touch, the advantage of jailbreaking was to give your device certain features that the OS just didn't support. (Hell, I remember early days when iOS didn't even have a concept of wallpaper, the…
The point the parent commenter is making is that they want Apple to allow people the freedom to intentionally mod the functionality of their device. Not that they literally want single-click PDF exploits to be a thing.
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$25B is the reduced judgment. The state was originally awarded over $200B.
I can't make heads or tails of what any of this means or why it's important.
Article's very vague about how the RCE actually works. They talk about the memory corruption bugs but not how exactly those become RCE.
but... Calif have said that AI did find this bug.
Facebook is dead among young people, but there are still some dedicated users. The thing about Facebook is that it's a far more functional social network than the popular alternatives. It's pretty much the go-to for…
Is it so wrong for those who create content to want people to visit their website to consume that content? The alternative being that Facebook and Google summarize everyone's content and keep all the engagement and…
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Your answer is within the comment you wrote. AI is maintaining tsrs whereas humans are maintaining tsgo. Your question boils down to "why would humans maintain something?" which could have a variety of answers depending…
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> It's easy enough to design them to behave correctly in all cases except actual elections How? Any possible scheme I can think of that could theoretically allow a tabulation machine to behave differently on audit…
The advantage of paper ballots is that the possible ways that the system can be rigged are technologically limited. Either ballots are forged or ballot are miscounted. Both are mitigated by having election officials…
Greeters are an anti-theft measure.
The Doorman Fallacy is real but is poorly named. Doormen weren't replaced by automatic doors, they were replaced by simply not having a doorman. People can open doors themselves - doormen have always been a luxury for…