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The fact that we even had to start using the term AGI when in common parlance AI always meant the same up until recently, shows how goal posts are being moved.
The fact that we even had to start using the term AGI when in common parlance AI always meant the same up until recently, shows how goal posts are being moved.
First read serving sausage pain.
You noobs. I just use combinations of cat piped to sed to edit my files, which are mainly lisp code.
Well for the end users and any regulators it’s a great idea. But the companies aren’t going to go along with this.
Why measure performance metrics in terms of output when we can just 1984 everyone’s workstation.
My mate mevops
Let’s say this goes through, how is a company going to prove it is not using an “algorithmic feed” unless they open source their code and/or provide some public interface to test and validate feed content?
Plus, even without an “algorithmic feed”, couldn’t some third party using bots control a simple chronological or upvote/like-based feed? And then those third parties, via contracts and agreements, would manipulate the content rather than the social media owner itself.
I’m a meveloper
I think you’d also need a bunch of celebrities to make the same move.
It’s funny how only old people are left on Facebook, but Twitter still has the masses after all these years.
I can never tell if this KDE Stan is a joke or not.
I don’t think you need the slash s there. It’s confusing.
What I don’t get is, we all know the NSA is doing this. It’s no big secret. Why don’t they just report the 0-day to Microsoft, so they can fix it, so that North Korea doesn’t also exploit it. In exchange, Microsoft can give them some special access or special keys or some backdoor. Why even bother pretending anymore or putting on this charade. It’s the same thing over and over again.
New Kids on the Block you millennial.
I fought the law and the law won.
This is why I don’t go to the National House of Pancakes.
Same with the big three credit reporting bureaus Equifax and whoever the fuck. Did anyone ever give them permission to horde all of their personal info? I don’t think so.
Maybe they’ll say billionaires can sue as long as it’s an official act.
I’ve also seen autofs network automounts go in /net