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  • Donkter@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldHere we go
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    18 hours ago

    Or its fakes bs to set a precedent. Someone here committed a federal crime. But the circumstances frame OpenAI as just being a couple of silly billys who didn’t know any better. This will end up not getting prosecuted, and if it does it at least won’t end up with the same federal charges and it will set a downright evil precedent for AI accountability.


  • Landlords/homeowners are always required to “repair” a property to a bare minimum livability (as determined by law) but it’s usually about repairing the problem using the least money possible.

    It’s why landlords turn themselves into DIY handymen. In theory it’s the cheapest option but there’s a reason we hire professionals to do plumbing.


  • It’s a terrible incentive structure. Tenants have no motivation to repair the place they aren’t going to live in a year from now and landlords only have to put a bandaid on any problem until a tenant falls for it.

    Either a tenant plans to be at a place long enough to invest their time/money or the landlord has to be selfless and repair the house cause it’s the right thing to do.









  • I feel like any company that enforces a dress code today betrays itself as not being a real job. If your job is doing real work that materially benefits people, there’s no reason to care about the dress code. If your job is a performative money siphoning scheme then you probably have a dress code that is just as superficial.

    One of the best perks of my job is that I have shown up in my workout clothes for the gym I’m going to after work and no one bats an eye cause everyone is just doing the work we need to get the job done.