He should have used the internet model. Leave a tiny label on the bottom of the back seat that says "Terms of Service are posted in the glove compartment, by sitting in the seat you agree to them".
Um, no. That's just a, what's that word? Oh, yeah, a LIE. In the course of "conducting espionage" against Russian intelligence operatives OPERATING IN THE US, the FBI recorded the Russians talking to Carter Page, Trump's foreign policy advisor, who they had previous evidence of collaborating with Russian Intelligence. But that's nothing to get suspicious about, right? No reason to follow up on that, right?
Indeed. The VC market (and capital markets in general) is on pace for the biggest (probably bigger) crash-and-burn since 2000. But I have faith that the current administration will handle it with their usual deft, competent aplomb.
The courts also say that Facebook is a person, so their track record isn't exactly ideology-free. Meanwhile, I'm shocked, simply shocked that a corporation would say one thing and do another.
I could say the same about CRM or ERP. Each vendor has a different philosophy, technology, database, etc. Still, top-level execs and engineers at such firms are pretty much interchangeable.
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Back in January, Facebook banned cryptocurrency ads because too many companies in this space were "not currently operating in good faith." Now the social media company is reversing its ban effective immediately.
So you're saying that Facebook can now be trusted to determine when someone is acting in "good faith"?
Fucking Apple can't even handle a simple buffer overrun properly. If it were a Microsoft product it would have allowed remote arbitrary code execution with administrator privilege.
Because the brick-and-mortar store only has to send the collected funds to single (possibly a few) taxing bodies: i.e. the one where the store is located. Online sellers would have to collect and send money to thousands of taxing bodies. Next thing, they'll be demanding that the money be kept in separate escrow accounts.
And in many (over 50%) situations, eBay & Amazon are merely bulletin boards where buyers and small independent sellers get together. Lots of eBay sellers have their entire inventory in the hall closet. Are they the ones who are supposed to handle calculating state and local sales taxes and getting that money to thousands of taxing jurisdictions? How about we apply sales taxes to people selling used couches and washing machines via local classifieds or craigslist?
These are state sales taxes being applied to interstate commerce. It's the reason why sales taxes have never been applied to out-of-state catalog sales. Your inflammatory rhetoric is just that.
I have a friend who's a school bus driver. Using a cellphone while behind the wheel (even when parked) is a first-time termination offense. And remember, there is sound and video recording in school buses.
There's an old story that General Curtis LeMay (head of SAC and later Air Force Chief of Staff) once said that "the Russians are the adversary, but the Navy is the enemy".
We don't have a "human in the loop, deciding" for the current generation of neural net AIs. We don't have a human deciding over genetic algorithms, either. We create a fitness function, back propagation, whatever, and it's off to the races, unintended consequences be damned. The fact that we build/design along the lines of "improve yourself along criterion X" means we're slowly building an existential threat to ourselves whether we realize it or not. Clearly, a soldier-bot has two prime directives: 1) wipe out the enemy 2) stay functional, so you can wipe out the enemy.
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Would you be OK with "near-plaid"?
Except, of course, make Windows 10 less annoying.
He should have used the internet model. Leave a tiny label on the bottom of the back seat that says "Terms of Service are posted in the glove compartment, by sitting in the seat you agree to them".
Bots are people too, my friend.
It's SPELLED "fushia", but it's PRONOUNCED "fucks ya".
I don't know how this story made it out of Firehose, it's so obviously propaganda from butthurt coal and oil interests.
Um, no. That's just a, what's that word? Oh, yeah, a LIE. In the course of "conducting espionage" against Russian intelligence operatives OPERATING IN THE US, the FBI recorded the Russians talking to Carter Page, Trump's foreign policy advisor, who they had previous evidence of collaborating with Russian Intelligence. But that's nothing to get suspicious about, right? No reason to follow up on that, right?
It's interesting how the post (accurately) pointing out that the troll is a troll is modded down, while the troll is modded up.
Indeed. The VC market (and capital markets in general) is on pace for the biggest (probably bigger) crash-and-burn since 2000. But I have faith that the current administration will handle it with their usual deft, competent aplomb.
Ferraris, feh. Owning a senator is how to tell if you're rich or not.
The courts also say that Facebook is a person, so their track record isn't exactly ideology-free. Meanwhile, I'm shocked, simply shocked that a corporation would say one thing and do another.
I could say the same about CRM or ERP. Each vendor has a different philosophy, technology, database, etc. Still, top-level execs and engineers at such firms are pretty much interchangeable.
This is gonna look great with my tinfoil hat!
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{
if (inside)
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if (outside)
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if (foodAvailable())
eat();
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if (canSeeMailman())
bark(20);
sleep(60);
}
So you're saying that Facebook can now be trusted to determine when someone is acting in "good faith"?
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Fucking Apple can't even handle a simple buffer overrun properly. If it were a Microsoft product it would have allowed remote arbitrary code execution with administrator privilege.
Could you be more ......... specific?
Because the brick-and-mortar store only has to send the collected funds to single (possibly a few) taxing bodies: i.e. the one where the store is located. Online sellers would have to collect and send money to thousands of taxing bodies. Next thing, they'll be demanding that the money be kept in separate escrow accounts.
And in many (over 50%) situations, eBay & Amazon are merely bulletin boards where buyers and small independent sellers get together. Lots of eBay sellers have their entire inventory in the hall closet. Are they the ones who are supposed to handle calculating state and local sales taxes and getting that money to thousands of taxing jurisdictions? How about we apply sales taxes to people selling used couches and washing machines via local classifieds or craigslist?
These are state sales taxes being applied to interstate commerce. It's the reason why sales taxes have never been applied to out-of-state catalog sales. Your inflammatory rhetoric is just that.
I have a friend who's a school bus driver. Using a cellphone while behind the wheel (even when parked) is a first-time termination offense. And remember, there is sound and video recording in school buses.
But it SAYS 18 inches right on the napkin!
I found a whole bunch of those violent anti-fascist assholes. They're under white marble crosses all over Europe.
There's an old story that General Curtis LeMay (head of SAC and later Air Force Chief of Staff) once said that "the Russians are the adversary, but the Navy is the enemy".
We don't have a "human in the loop, deciding" for the current generation of neural net AIs. We don't have a human deciding over genetic algorithms, either. We create a fitness function, back propagation, whatever, and it's off to the races, unintended consequences be damned. The fact that we build/design along the lines of "improve yourself along criterion X" means we're slowly building an existential threat to ourselves whether we realize it or not. Clearly, a soldier-bot has two prime directives: 1) wipe out the enemy 2) stay functional, so you can wipe out the enemy.