It’s real as in everyone said this.
Grok has no idea if it’s been modified or not unless it was trained on internal communications which would be a terrible idea
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That’s not true, there are a ton of observabity tools for the internal workings.
The top post on HN is literally a new white paper about this.
Which way are you measuring? Is this just cheek, or hips or what
This would be so much worse. They violated laws and leaked classified top secret information to prove they are good Christians?
It’s been 2 hours, I am awaiting your update
While they didn’t need to go overboard like they did, the threat model is reversed. They are worried about what other people might do to him.
Ie: attempt to free him.
I started at a company that uses ADO (migrating to GitHub this year) and it took me like 20 minutes to figure out how to change repositories in the UI… idk how they built something that unuser friendly
Defederate.
Tolerance of intolerance isn’t good.
You do know that corporations also use terms like “lol”, “aka” or even “ic” meaning integrated circuits.
It’s not true, I worked at auto insurance companies.
There are cases where it is the case, but it’s rare.
No acronym is universal.
You can overload acronyms with dozens of different meanings.
But still, IC is common as individual contributor. Case in point: Microsoft uses it as a filter on their career site. Not exactly a small company…
Unpaid internships are only allowed IF they get college credits. Otherwise it’s illegal, but of course that doesn’t stop people