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Ross willingly sold weapons, body parts, etc on it. He personally ok'ed the sale of these things (text proof from the prosecution)
He wasnt some hands off executive who had no idea. Smart people should be able to not equate an illegal market place with a legal market place
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How is that under custom when Eleven Labs and everything else clearly describe the price. Not showing that is an instant reject for me
Q: What is a protein that does NOT work with cholesterol? Answer: Niemann-Pick C1 protein
Q: What is a protein that does work with cholesterol? Answer: Niemann-Pick C1 protein
"Engaging in such a strategy used to be illegal . Capitalism works because companies that thrive take a bunch of inputs and create a product that is more valuable than the sum of its parts. That creates additional value, and in such a model companies have to compete by making better goods and services.
What predatory pricing does is to enable competition purely based on access to capital. Someone like Neumann, and Son’s entire model with his Vision Fund, is to take inputs, combine them into products worth less than their cost, and plug up the deficit through the capital markets in hopes of acquiring market power later or of just self-dealing so the losses are placed onto someone else."
I'm also working on a conversational search engine (using NLP) at http://supersmart.ai
Thats ridiculously large for that image
Just because someone posts something like that on Twitter does not make both equal. I've yet to see these terror planning posts get taken down on Parler
https://twitter.com/IntelDoge/status/1348099918381068289
Check the images there. People are literally planning murder on Parler and people are acting as if AWS, Apple, etc should not do anything. Parler REFUSES to remove these posts.
I could see if it was something other than murder, or violence but I can't take anyone serious who is ok with all the craziness on Parler.
I would completely agree with any conservative or person of any political persuasion if AWS, Apple, etc were deplatforming Parler for their political views.
When did it become controversial to try to stop companies that people are using to organize violent acts ?
Additional Parler posts about murdering people from https://www.reddit.com/r/ParlerWatch/
[1] https://preview.redd.it/q8szoz0pcda61.jpg?width=640&crop=sma...
It seems that OpenAi and others are peddling this AI when its simply a glorified Eliza on steroids.
There is zero AI in this , just a scripted workflow .
I’m sure it’s not as catchy as saying “Scripted Actions for Email”
Thankfully, he watches kurzgesagt, BackYard Scientist, VSauce, TED and mostly scientific or programming videos so its mostly 5 to 1 , educational to entertainment videos with the limited screen time he has.
The Khan Academy courses are really good as well as the ProdigyGame (for math) for keeping him engaged and multiple grades ahead of his current grade.
I watched a few to make sure they were ok, but they mostly came off as older guys doing elaborate stunts that kids would do on a much smaller scale (like throwing balls off tall buildings, fat suits on cars, etc )
I'm not shocked they are making $20M or so. One of the episodes showcased their new Dude Perfect headquarters that looked like a block long warehouse with basketball courts, foam pits , etc in it with their DP logo all over it.
I guess it pays to cater to kids base desires on a grander scale