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Maybe instead of killing "work visa programs" we can kill "low wages" for foreign workers?

> What about the employer’s side of the story though? > .... > I know checking “results” is what should be happening, but guess what? That’s actually pretty difficult and open to all kinds of debate.

If you don't know definition of "results", then how can you be sure that making people tired will somehow achieve the results? In the end do you need "results" from work or do you just want to make people maximally tired?

Or, alternatively, we can slowly make roads safe for any AI driven cars. Use appropriate marking on the roads everywhere, clearly visible signs, clearly visible crosswalks, physically separated lanes for bicycles and vehicle similar to bicycles etc. etc. etc.

Funny thing that we will simultaneously make roads safer for all cars and pedestrians and cyclists too.

1. What about non EU countries, where Bard is blocked too?

2. "Overly-strict privacy laws". Yeah, asking users about consent is definitely overly-strict regulation.

3. There is other AI models that works just fine in EU countries.

Wait, am I answering to sarcasm?

There is a difference between open source and free.

> how do they differ from a software engineer who copies and pastes code?

They differ because author of the code did not agreed to use his code to teach LLM.

> Second, if the code is hosted anywhere else, there is no guarantee that Copilot (or another model) won't learn from that

This issue should be resolved not by author of the code, but by Copilot or any other LLM team.

> Third, for me, the crucial part of open-source code is maintenance.

Even if author is against it? This is a valid argument, but results is not very different from pirating of software.

I`m really sorry, but did you read the article?

> But Manhattan and London have the highest house prices in their respective countries, primarily because of their density and the opportunities density provides.

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> But if becoming just as big as Manhattan or London would make Oakland more expensive, shouldn’t we assume that a little step in that direction would make it a little bit more expensive?

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> No; I think the missing insight is that there’s some pool of geographically mobile Americans1 who are looking for new housing (or who might start looking if the right situation presented itself).

So, in simple words, when business decided that he knows better then employees how employees should work, how measure employees work, and don't want to listen to any complains, and force this view to employees?

To some degree you just defined absolutely any business on the planet.

Upd: wtf with random downvotes, I`m feeling like I`m on a reddit.

> Based on flawed thinking.

Please define "flawed".

Thank you for your time. Appreciate your honesty.

Sceptic and cynic in me thinks that this is a part of the russian whitewashing company. I want to be wrong.

> In practice, no-one who answers a web permissions dialog truly knows if they have made the correct answer.

Counterpoint: if webpage with latest news (for example) immediately asks me to allow notification, access to webcamera and location I definitely know what is correct answer to these dialogs.

What is conscious choice for you? I really interested in your opinion, is it like few days spent with some other OS, few weeks, few months?

Few weeks doing different tasks, or few months watching video on youtube on each OS?

Few days reading technical info about how OS works on low level, or reading articles about OS philosophy and general direction?

Honestly, I`m not very optimistic about it.

1) same as with torrent trackers. you can download anything, but most of the times you can't legally use it.

2) yet. also harm/good point is a bit hypocritical. pirating of software is good? what about pirating of open source?

3) that`s could become issue for a model creator.

What is conscious choice for you? I really interested in your opinion, is it like few days spent with some other OS, few weeks, few months?

Few weeks doing different tasks, or few months watching video on youtube on each OS?

Few days reading technical info about how OS works on low level, or reading articles about OS philosophy and general direction?

Honestly that`s quite impressive. How did you manage to ignore 1.6~1.7 billion of people?

I love the idea, maybe not in wiki colors but with some stylization. One concern thought, how can I know how many tiles of each type I will need?

Very interesting idea! We just have to be sure that these tiles don't already exists in some crystals or materials, in biological creatures, or somewhere else.

Sorry, just to be sure, its a theory, or you know it as a fact?

> these things based on intuition

And these people never ever mentioned using of intuition during making decisions because...

because no one believe that using intuition is actually working?

Is it true that GPT4 failure rate is .5 of GPT3?

Of course no! Only people that can't afford ChatGPT will be out of luck.

All these talks about jailbreaks lead me to thinking: did anyone tries to give ChatGPT access to google search console and asks to do some research using google search?

So, cynic inside me thinking this is just another metric to game in office games..

Can't recommend @BrickExperimentChannel channel enough. Lego submarine, lego shredder, lego poll climbing machine, lego quadcopter, etc. etc.

Serious question: why not try inkjet with refillable tanks? I use Canon Pixma for 2 years, I print A4 full color page every day, one time I printed color book and BW book with a lot of images. I spent like $ 8-12 on non-original ink and I didn't even finish these 4 200ml bottles yet.

Depends on numbers I suppose. One employee - not a mistake. Twelve thousands employees - looks like a quite big mistake?

Same for both genders, of course! Of course?

First time hearing about it. Some src to claims maybe?

Sorry, but why this is so funny?