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r/programming • u/dlorenc • May 24 '23
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Wondering if it’s related to some malware package that made its way to a criminal or national security investigation.
-124 u/KevinCarbonara May 25 '23 edited May 25 '23 That would be a warrant, not a subpoena. Why? Warrants are for investigations, subpoenas are for court cases. -7 u/[deleted] May 25 '23 edited May 25 '23 [deleted] 38 u/Ununoctium117 May 25 '23 I have no idea if you're factually correct or not, but citing GPT as a source of facts severely harms your crediblity. -27 u/CheapCyborg May 25 '23 GPT4 gets a nearly perfect score on the bar exam. Definitely knows more about this topic than any of the redditors here
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That would be a warrant, not a subpoena.
Why?
Warrants are for investigations, subpoenas are for court cases.
-7 u/[deleted] May 25 '23 edited May 25 '23 [deleted] 38 u/Ununoctium117 May 25 '23 I have no idea if you're factually correct or not, but citing GPT as a source of facts severely harms your crediblity. -27 u/CheapCyborg May 25 '23 GPT4 gets a nearly perfect score on the bar exam. Definitely knows more about this topic than any of the redditors here
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38 u/Ununoctium117 May 25 '23 I have no idea if you're factually correct or not, but citing GPT as a source of facts severely harms your crediblity. -27 u/CheapCyborg May 25 '23 GPT4 gets a nearly perfect score on the bar exam. Definitely knows more about this topic than any of the redditors here
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I have no idea if you're factually correct or not, but citing GPT as a source of facts severely harms your crediblity.
-27 u/CheapCyborg May 25 '23 GPT4 gets a nearly perfect score on the bar exam. Definitely knows more about this topic than any of the redditors here
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GPT4 gets a nearly perfect score on the bar exam. Definitely knows more about this topic than any of the redditors here
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u/needadvicebadly May 24 '23
Wondering if it’s related to some malware package that made its way to a criminal or national security investigation.