Comment Re:DOA. (Score 0) 118
"rigorous safety standards" another way of saying ban.
"rigorous safety standards" another way of saying ban.
Moron communist who doesn't even slightly understand a stubject proposes ban to help CCP.
A company of 33,000 has positions over seven layers deep and teams of only two people? At least they finally realized they have a problem.
We (the residents of California) believe you, but the politicians/lobbyists don't.
Witness the real time collapse of our film industry.
The continuing damage from AB 5.
(see:
Trucking and Shipping Latest Victims of Californiaâ(TM)s âoeCruelest Law,â AB 5
https://www.pacificresearch.or... )
The 3d printer regulation bill (although we're just the latest state proposing this)
And the billionaire tax proposition.
The irony is if/when California does truly start running into difficult problems (all it takes is another financial downturn and our tax receipts will fall short), those same politicians/lobbyists will probably desert like fleas and migrate to adjoining states.
It's not meant to be a useful law it's meant to be a trap during the midterm campaigns. Anyone who votes against it is going to get a bunch of ads about how they put children in danger dun dun duuuun!
You got a lot of bad laws like this because voters are dumb and they don't pay a lot of attention to politics and we don't teach them things like this.
As a Californian, I definitely would NOT have voted for this had I been given the opportunity.
And yeah, we LITERALLY have campaign ads running now to the extent of, "Pedophile murderers are being released to the streets
Can we just vote the bastards out? Please? It would also help if we could permanently attach scarlet letters that would essentially make them un-electable in the future.
Someone said that Ridley can create movies if the script is great but it not...
That one was yet another case of Ridley having a script, deciding it was good enough to start building sets and working on effects, and then constantly changing the script all the way up through editing. Whole subplots got dropped, characters who appeared in promo material just never showed up in the movie, character motivations stopped making sense, plot points were retroactively changed, etc. Prometheus suffered from the same problem, if not to an even greater degree. It's like those movies where everybody cries "studio interference!"
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From TFS:
The suit alleges that Mann used BitTorrent to download over five million pirated books, and that employees downloaded at least two million more from Pirate Library Mirror. It also claims that Anthropic scraped lyrics from sites like MusixMatch and LyricFind, which paid to license content from the labels.
OpenAI is lagging behind. Several companies are already doing this, like xAI with GrokBot. It runs constantly with its own workspace and only checks in with you at scheduled times, or when you ask.
I have it making software products out of a robust shell I made. It forks on Github, builds the module, and also makes improvements to the shell and filters the changes down as necessary. Pretty amazing.
But it can do practically anything, and can even observe you doing a task on your own computer, then do the same task in its own workspace, as necessary.
White collar workers are fucked.
I see. Do you have any evidence whatsoever that Trump ever raped any kids?
Since the answer is no, I suspect your recollection of events is equally as dishonest and Facebook in fact, hasn't suddenly embraced the tenants of National Socialism.
I am just profoundly sad that slimy cunts like you are all that's left of the once "progressive" left.
Were they enforcing a broader policy against political speech or something like that? Or is this just the usual leftist Islamic aligned anti-Semitism?
Meta is a Nazi company that banned people for posting #NeverAgain and links to the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust (the British government's official Holocaust Memorial Day organizing office and remembrance agency).
It's absolutely no surprise that a Nazi company run by Nazi Zuck would do things like this article describes either.
You should move there and find out.
Stop holding your breath.
The best book on programming for the layman is "Alice in Wonderland"; but that's because it's the best book on anything for the layman.