The fact that you can describe promiscuity and union busting as "sleazy" doesn't mean they actually go hand in hand. Purity culture and union busting can co-occur too. There's an industry union for sex workers in the UK.

Every mid-to-large tech company is worried about unionization around now. Grindr isn't unique.

The term "superspreader event" has left my vocabulary, just as fish have no word for water. Drawing hundreds of thousands more people to crowd cinemas? Sure, it's more than usual, but is it that much more? It's still wildly irresponsible, but that's against a background of nearly every organization being just as irresponsible.

If they can fact-check summaries automatically, they'll have solved some of the core problems of artificial general intelligence.

Because Reddit's moderator tooling and accessibility are both garbage. Users addressed this with third party applications. So you'll lose out on some disabled contributors, and moderation will get appreciably harder.

Harder moderation means that moderators are even more overworked and likely to leave. A lack of moderation means giving over the community to the bigots and trolls. Bigots and trolls chase everyone else away.

Reddit's content is mostly from real people, and that's thanks to the moderators. Reddit can only sell its content to machine learning farms at a premium price because that content is mostly from real people. So while the admins are "succeeding" at eliminating third party apps, it's going to make their content less valuable.

Meanwhile, most of the LLM makers are going to do unauthorized scraping of the web frontend without paying a wooden nickel.

Piracy isn't a solved problem for all consoles. Popular consoles from before 2010, definitely. Newer consoles, it's a work in progress. Niche consoles are generally not covered.

Sounds like they're trying to integrate it into the same blocklists that are used for malware and fraud.

Piracy is a common vector for malware, I'll grant, but so are ads. Corporate interests will not allow them to even consider blocking ad networks.

The problem tells you that you have a two-dimensional array and to provide a method to manipulate it by column. You don't write the method to fill the 2d array, and it never specifies whether it's stored in row-major or column-major form. I'm going to hope that testers were lenient as long as the response was consistent.

Other than that, there's null safety and equality operators to worry about, which will catch some percentage of people but hopefully not a third.

I'm sure this is upsetting a lot of very wealthy people. Is there anything we can do to raise their spirits?

COVID interrupts blood flow in little bits of tissue here and there. When it impacts the brain, it's like getting a ton of tiny strokes. Kids are responsible for most COVID transmission, so they're getting COVID a lot.

The kids have brain damage. Of course their test scores are suffering.

A personal tutor knows the material. ChatGPT knows nothing. It produces sequences of text that sound like a response to things that sound like its prompt. If you provide a prompt to regurgitate relatively common information, it will usually produce a response that's mostly factual. Usually. If you give it a prompt to regurgitate rare information, it will produce a response that sounds like it's factual but is actually bullshit.

For some subjects, this is okay up to the undergrad level. For others, it's going to be a problem much earlier.

Facebook's lawyers: This law is unconstitutional.

Judge: The law is very constitutional.

Given that it's going to be collecting image data for a couple decades, a few milliseconds every now and then could add up to a few minutes of wasted opportunity to take photos, but only if they're in a critical path.

It's capitalism, not socialism, that depends on spending other people's money.

In current international politics, though, socialism means you can't depend on exports much at all. Autarky is extremely difficult to pull off. Traditionally, it also means dodging assassins and squelching coup attempts instigated by foreign powers.

Of course, it's individuals and not industry that is being asked to cut back on power usage. Empty office buildings will be maintained at a nice cool 71ÂF.

Plus Congress doesn't have time to make rules in as much detail as the FCC.