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What information would this send to the third-party (you and/or OpenAI)? I assume from this demo at the very minimum the database structure? Does the post processing after the LLM response run on the customers' servers?

The operating system shows when the microphone is turned on.

(1) I already talk about plenty without getting targeted ads

(2) Android is open source and I'm familiar with the core codebase as part of my job

(3) Even if I get an ad after talking about a product, that isn't proof (hence my confirmation bias comment...)

Classic confirmation bias.

That's not a bad thing

The point was we don't need to invent new taxes

No

Wealth is explicitly not income, so I don't know how any person would interpret a wealth tax being constitutional.

> What the Tax Foundation isn't saying: plaintiffs want the supreme court to preemptively strike down the possiblity of a federal wealth tax.

You are talking about this like it's a bad thing. It absolutely should be struck down, and I don't really care what case ends up striking it down

And yet, countries without unrealized gains taxes still have courts, police, and military.

Collateral is explicitly not tangible and usable. The whole point of collateral is that the unrealized gains are held in a illiquid limbo

Yes, as long as they can avoid shooting rockets at their neighbors. Which is sadly not the case right now

I didn't ask where you live, but ok?

> Can you imagine that all it took for her to lose her job was "“Freedom for Palestine”.

Which she said after Israel was a victim of a terrorist attack. Quite tone deaf, no?

As I already said in another comment:

> It's almost as if Israel has defensive technology (Iron Dome) to protect their citizens from Palestine's rocket attacks that target civilian areas (which is a war crime)

> People don't want a reciprocal death count from Israel

Unfortunately, many people in this thread do want that

> they want them to resist escalation

I want Hamas to resist escalation too. Why has Hamas broken every ceasefire in history? Why does Hamas continue to fire rockets at civilian areas?

Is there a reason why you created an account specifically for this comment thread?

> Although the law is largely symbolic

It's almost as if Israel has defensive technology (Iron Dome) to protect their citizens from Palestine's rocket attacks that target civilian areas (which is a war crime)

> which also included a denunciation of the “Zionist ideology which promotes an exclusivist state,”

That's an interesting claim, since Israel is definitely not a exclusivist state. Yet again, 'anti-zionism' seems to be used as a dog whistle for anti-semitism

This article is pretty bad, it screams the typical "jews run the media" trope

The authors also collaborated on an article called 'Moderna is spying on you'. So they are anti-vax conspiracy theorists as well? Yikes

The security council does have binding resolutions.

Title makes it seem like the U.N. can dictate this. It's a non-binding resolution.

"Universal Acclaim" being a phrase metacritic associates with a 8.5 score- from a whopping 509 reviews. Not very universal

> but I wish

> I do not care

Stop trying to make the author's article about yourself

You are welcome to share your own opinion, but don't say things like "generally considered" when it's just not true...

I enjoyed it but "best written shows of the 2010s" is an exaggeration

> Civil trials cost you money, so obviously the standard is lower

... ... ...

And the preponderance standard for civil cases is "over 50% likelihood". That's not very strong.

...what?

> agreed the French cuisine is the best of them both

OK, but that's not what the article is about. The writer is talking about "good food culture", not "good food"