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My god, horrific. Does not everyone know everything online is a psyop now? I will tel you, they don't. No one studies things, no one takes the time. AI, social

by Noaidi 10mo ago

My god, horrific. Does not everyone know everything online is a psyop now? I will tel you, they don't. No one studies things, no one takes the time. AI, social media, it all has to be protested, boycotted. Now it seems war is coming from the US it could not be more true that at this moment.

hhh 10mo ago
No, we should not stop something that is inevitable. We should work with it to find ways that it fits into a productive society, such as anonymously verifying that you are a citizen so the cost of abuse is at least a felony.
- Noaidi 10mo ago
  Nothing makes this inevitable. People like you who want to do nothing about it makes it inevitable.
  - hhh 10mo ago
    Why? Generic computation existing always means this will be possible. The cats out of the bag. You can’t regulate computation globally. You can only enforce it on the platform level. I want to do plenty about it, I want to make the barrier to allow this shit online identity theft to make it too expensive to do.
- UncleMeat 10mo ago
  This is moral failure.
Hizonner 10mo ago
How about a few prison terms for conspiracy to defraud? And not for small fry like the "CEO" of this company either. Why not, say, 10 years for Marc Andreesen, personally? And, no, no "disrupting" it with serve-your-time-as-a-service, either.
- qingcharles 10mo ago
  I hate that Marc Andreesen' arc went from Mosaic to supervillain. It's easier to count billionaires who aren't supervillains. p.s. this is not a great photo of Marc on his Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Marc_Andreessen-9_(cropped).jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Marc_Andreessen-9_(croppe...
  - FeteCommuniste 10mo ago
    He's eggmaxxing.
  - jacquesm 10mo ago
    The money just brings out their real persona.
  - camillomiller 10mo ago
    Oh it’s a great photo, on the contrary. Captures his essence perfectly.
  - tedggh 10mo ago
    A farm boy from the tundra of rural Wisconsin. That’s how he starts every single interview.
nathancahill 10mo ago
> He posted on HN. The call is coming from inside the house.

by Noaidi 10mo ago

hhh 10mo ago

No, we should not stop something that is inevitable. We should work with it to find ways that it fits into a productive society, such as anonymously verifying that you are a citizen so the cost of abuse is at least a felony.

Noaidi 10mo ago
Nothing makes this inevitable. People like you who want to do nothing about it makes it inevitable.
- hhh 10mo ago
  Why? Generic computation existing always means this will be possible. The cats out of the bag. You can’t regulate computation globally. You can only enforce it on the platform level. I want to do plenty about it, I want to make the barrier to allow this shit online identity theft to make it too expensive to do.
UncleMeat 10mo ago
This is moral failure.

Hizonner 10mo ago

How about a few prison terms for conspiracy to defraud? And not for small fry like the "CEO" of this company either. Why not, say, 10 years for Marc Andreesen, personally? And, no, no "disrupting" it with serve-your-time-as-a-service, either.

qingcharles 10mo ago
I hate that Marc Andreesen' arc went from Mosaic to supervillain. It's easier to count billionaires who aren't supervillains. p.s. this is not a great photo of Marc on his Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Marc_Andreessen-9_(cropped).jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Marc_Andreessen-9_(croppe...
- FeteCommuniste 10mo ago
  He's eggmaxxing.
- jacquesm 10mo ago
  The money just brings out their real persona.
- camillomiller 10mo ago
  Oh it’s a great photo, on the contrary. Captures his essence perfectly.
- tedggh 10mo ago
  A farm boy from the tundra of rural Wisconsin. That’s how he starts every single interview.

nathancahill 10mo ago

> He posted on HN. The call is coming from inside the house.