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The whole thing has strong "14-year-old who just discovered Nietzsche and leather jackets" energy. The "operator" examples read like someone fed GPT-4 a bunch
by ctoth 1y ago
The whole thing has strong "14-year-old who just discovered Nietzsche and leather jackets" energy.
The "operator" examples read like someone fed GPT-4 a bunch of cyberpunk novels and PUA manipulation tactics. This is not how any of this works.
- fancyfredbot 1y agoYeah it's kind of lacking in subtlety isn't it. I was slightly relishing how nuts it all was though. Was also impressed that these guys had got hold of 85000 hours of B200 time. Looks like they came up with some crypto nonsense which obviously sounded plausible enough to someone with money.
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- irusensei 1y agoNah it's good. I'm burned out of safemaxxed presentations approved by hr ethical department with corporate Memphis brochure showing purple noodle limbed people operating a laptop.
- DetroitThrow 1y agoI think that's pretty unfair to op to suggest the only dichotomy for these personas are middle schooler syndrome and corp speak HR Department. We can be critical of both for their respective shallowness.
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- Der_Einzige 1y agoI have never met anyone who’s ever actually read Nietzsche’s books except hardcore philosophy majors. Any 14 year old who’s even opened up the first few pages and read them is way ahead of the average person complaining about nietzsche on the internet. You almost certainly would use radically incorrect terms to describe him, like calling him a “Nihilist”