they chased me off once before. can’t even remember why, but they lost me. not coming back.

what’s a libtard? more to the point, what is “small” government about the government vetting AI models before they are released to the public?

is this the small government that the “conservatives” keep banging on about?

what, exactly, is small about white-house review of products offered to the public?

please, MAGAts, clue me in.

this is not a story about bad AI as much as poor programming decisions and horrible backup practices. and this is one of several that has popped up within the last couple of weeks.

the “developer” should be fully blamed if it only takes 9 seconds to delete the database and all of the backups. and they want to sue? f*ck that! if your process is so important, don’t develop against a live database and store your backups where they can’t be touched so easily ! ! !

thanks for pointing out what company i should be avoiding. oof.

is this the “America First” policy that MAGAts have been banging on about for a couple of years now?

what’s wrong with setting up in Puerto Rico? they could really use investment and jobs.

or was it never about investing in the USA after all?

i wonder if bezos hadn’t kissed trump’s ring, would iran have chosen a different company to hit?

i wish sj were alive.

i am not a trader, so take what i say with a grain of salt.

i believe it would be difficult if not impossible from an upstart company to get the firehose of data that bloomberg has. real-time data and the social media/network that comes with the subscription is essential.

some folks would rather be insulting than answer a question or just keep their fingers still. here’s what kagi had to say:

The Bloomberg Terminal is a specialized software platform that provides financial professionals with real-time market data, news, analytics, and trading tools. It is considered a vital resource in the finance industry due to its ability to process vast amounts of financial information and deliver it quickly.

Key features that make the Bloomberg Terminal special include:

Comprehensive Data Access: It offers real-time global financial data, news, and analytics, enabling users to make informed investment decisions.
Advanced Analytics and Trading Tools: The terminal provides sophisticated tools for in-depth analysis and facilitates commission-free trades.
Efficiency and Accuracy: It is designed to boost efficiency and accuracy in financial analysis.
Communication Capabilities: The platform includes communication tools essential for financial professionals.
Industry Recognition: Its distinctive black interface has become a recognizable symbol within the financial community.
Developed by Michael Bloomberg, it has been a significant innovation in trading technology for over forty years. While it offers an "almost unfair advantage" for traders, its value for long-term investors is considered more complex.

stop insulting folks, asstard.

could a right-winger please explain the logic behind the threat? either the product is a supply chain risk or it isn’t. it would be a supply chain risk if the military had guard-rails or not. so which is it? or is the threat a means to an end?

you guys are quite vocal about a lot of things. so, speak up! tell the rest of us how this makes sense.

are they using claude to design and implement their products now? did they lay off their experts?

it isn’t like fujitsu couldn’t see the writing on the wall. would they rather lose a large contract than improve their services? and if the system is so intractable, then it is a clear signal to stay clear of their wares.

you so smart? then push the button.

it is time that citizens united be finished. no one “person” (or corporation, or country) should hold so much power over the legislative body.