Thanks. The website itself has the most infuriatingly long and vague description (Menu->Naive art?)
> I asked, what about porn I love that you went there directly, that’s hilarious. I would have wondered the same (wouldn’t we all?), but been embarrassed to ask.
This is relatable. Though I’d add that the company can’t be grateful, it’s just a machine. But the colleagues you’re helping out, they absolutely can be grateful, and will sing your praises, leading to positive things…
This reminds me of the terribly designed timesheet system I was using earlier this year, where I accidentally logged like 55 hours of work for something instead of 55 minutes… I got a shocking direct deposit that week…
Too bad for them that Trump probably won’t be on the jury
> "one persons terrorist is another persons freedom fighter" yes, but only to weak-minded cultural relativists. I don't mind stating a definition explicitly. If you would consider killing nonviolent civilians, merely to…
> Fighting a much more numerous enemy may seem stupid, but if you really believe your ideology, any odds of success are better than none. Embracing and believing this destructive ideology itself in the first place, when…
I'm the farthest thing from an Apple fanboi you can find, but Apple's not so unethical as to make all this (OpenAI trade secret) stuff up. The OpenAI settlement they'll no doubt get from this won't amount to 30 days of…
For real. If Apple can prove half of this complaint, OpenAI need to be jumping straight to "how can we settle this immediately." Can you imagine how much fun Apple lawyers would have taking this to a jury trial?…
It's not about education itself necessarily, but I'd bet any amount of money that most terrorists' IQ is below the overall human average. The average terrorist is not that innovative or creative so the most mundane GPT…
> am skeptical of any claim that they are providing some material embargoed knowledge that isn’t available elsewhere, in a way that either improves efficiency or effectiveness of their activities, This will sound like a…
Depends who you ask!
Hey now, let's not get carried away, these jackass restaurant owners want to make it clear, the "Living Wage" guilt trip is the tip part, and the fees THEY put on are to pay for "benefits like healthcare" and you're not…
Check who Mamdani's friends are to find the likely carveouts - just like Newsom's Panera Carve-Out on our minimum wage law.
I wonder if the bit about 'junk fees' will include undisclosed hotel fees. I just stayed there last week in a no-frills "hotel" which doesn't include daily room cleaning, has no staff at night, and has no amenities…
Agree. I would be utterly shocked if this exact same scam didn't play out for every ambulance call in San Francisco (And according to this article, it's actually completely normal that the "networks" are nonexistent, so…
Not surprising. They clearly care(d) a LOT about the regulators asking questions. I was actually shocked that this mechanism was surprisingly effective at reining in abuses from insurers. It could have been Cigna --…
I mean in real life, that is EXACTLY what many people do every day.
- The "why $1000" part is the subject of the article (I assume COVID-era inflation has brought that up to about $1700 similar to everything else) > why is a government-run ambulance service making this the patient's…
Sorry, yes, that scenario went past believability. Clearly no one in Europe or North America is interested in inviting conflict that way!
Some of your estimates on this seem fine, but not this: liability, both for the vehicle and for the medical treatment; that's about $12k per year. Insurance on my SUV is close to $3,000 a year, but with the…
They had the duty to pay and they try to trick every one of their customers into not realizing that, so that's why I'm only mad at them. I acknowledge that the CA law is forcing them to, in the mechanism the article…
Good analysis. I agree that China could consider targeting the US mainland, but in every scenario other than "crazed madman" I think they'll know that kind of thing inevitably ends up with symmetrical (or worse for…
TSMC is absolutely critical for 'frontier' silicon but: 1. In a China/Taiwan conflict, China's not getting TSMC output either - Bear in mind that I doubt China would ever want to destroy TSMC though, so I'm talking…
I would bet Japan, Korea, Taiwan all produce some of the needed things in an emergency scenario (obv Taiwan may be under artillery attack, but then again, does China want a destroyed Taiwan or do they want to own it,…
Thanks. The website itself has the most infuriatingly long and vague description (Menu->Naive art?)
> I asked, what about porn I love that you went there directly, that’s hilarious. I would have wondered the same (wouldn’t we all?), but been embarrassed to ask.
This is relatable. Though I’d add that the company can’t be grateful, it’s just a machine. But the colleagues you’re helping out, they absolutely can be grateful, and will sing your praises, leading to positive things…
This reminds me of the terribly designed timesheet system I was using earlier this year, where I accidentally logged like 55 hours of work for something instead of 55 minutes… I got a shocking direct deposit that week…
Too bad for them that Trump probably won’t be on the jury
> "one persons terrorist is another persons freedom fighter" yes, but only to weak-minded cultural relativists. I don't mind stating a definition explicitly. If you would consider killing nonviolent civilians, merely to…
> Fighting a much more numerous enemy may seem stupid, but if you really believe your ideology, any odds of success are better than none. Embracing and believing this destructive ideology itself in the first place, when…
I'm the farthest thing from an Apple fanboi you can find, but Apple's not so unethical as to make all this (OpenAI trade secret) stuff up. The OpenAI settlement they'll no doubt get from this won't amount to 30 days of…
For real. If Apple can prove half of this complaint, OpenAI need to be jumping straight to "how can we settle this immediately." Can you imagine how much fun Apple lawyers would have taking this to a jury trial?…
It's not about education itself necessarily, but I'd bet any amount of money that most terrorists' IQ is below the overall human average. The average terrorist is not that innovative or creative so the most mundane GPT…
> am skeptical of any claim that they are providing some material embargoed knowledge that isn’t available elsewhere, in a way that either improves efficiency or effectiveness of their activities, This will sound like a…
Depends who you ask!
Hey now, let's not get carried away, these jackass restaurant owners want to make it clear, the "Living Wage" guilt trip is the tip part, and the fees THEY put on are to pay for "benefits like healthcare" and you're not…
Check who Mamdani's friends are to find the likely carveouts - just like Newsom's Panera Carve-Out on our minimum wage law.
I wonder if the bit about 'junk fees' will include undisclosed hotel fees. I just stayed there last week in a no-frills "hotel" which doesn't include daily room cleaning, has no staff at night, and has no amenities…
Agree. I would be utterly shocked if this exact same scam didn't play out for every ambulance call in San Francisco (And according to this article, it's actually completely normal that the "networks" are nonexistent, so…
Not surprising. They clearly care(d) a LOT about the regulators asking questions. I was actually shocked that this mechanism was surprisingly effective at reining in abuses from insurers. It could have been Cigna --…
I mean in real life, that is EXACTLY what many people do every day.
- The "why $1000" part is the subject of the article (I assume COVID-era inflation has brought that up to about $1700 similar to everything else) > why is a government-run ambulance service making this the patient's…
Sorry, yes, that scenario went past believability. Clearly no one in Europe or North America is interested in inviting conflict that way!
Some of your estimates on this seem fine, but not this: liability, both for the vehicle and for the medical treatment; that's about $12k per year. Insurance on my SUV is close to $3,000 a year, but with the…
They had the duty to pay and they try to trick every one of their customers into not realizing that, so that's why I'm only mad at them. I acknowledge that the CA law is forcing them to, in the mechanism the article…
Good analysis. I agree that China could consider targeting the US mainland, but in every scenario other than "crazed madman" I think they'll know that kind of thing inevitably ends up with symmetrical (or worse for…
TSMC is absolutely critical for 'frontier' silicon but: 1. In a China/Taiwan conflict, China's not getting TSMC output either - Bear in mind that I doubt China would ever want to destroy TSMC though, so I'm talking…
I would bet Japan, Korea, Taiwan all produce some of the needed things in an emergency scenario (obv Taiwan may be under artillery attack, but then again, does China want a destroyed Taiwan or do they want to own it,…