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by 113 9mo ago
I mean, we were previously working together to invade countries in the middles east, killing millions of people. I wouldn't call that peaceful.
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by 113 9mo ago
It's about half a dozen accounts, it could just be the very strange hobby of a single person in Iran. I don't know why all the other comments are acting like this is evidence of a huge misinformation campaign by Russia.
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by 113 9mo ago
As someone that doesn't live in the US, this post sounds insane.
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by 113 9mo ago
This doesn't make any kind of sense. There's plenty of homeless people outside of expensive cities.
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by 113 10mo ago
What's wrong with being a Luddite?
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by 113 10mo ago
I don't know if I'm just misremembering but it feels like over the last three years or so the technical knowledge on HN has gone down the toilet.
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by 113 10mo ago
I prefer human writers tbh
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by 113 11mo ago
Then the answer isn't to adopt AI it's to unionise.
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by 113 11mo ago
I don't think they're wilfully misrepresenting the article by listing it's headline, even if you disagree with it.
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by 113 11mo ago
Not really? That isn't the argument they were making.
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by 113 11mo ago
Where's the contradiction?
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by 113 11mo ago
Considering how many of these stickers are about being gay or trans, compromising about expressing yourself sounds pretty grim. I wouldn't want to put that aside to get on with my co-workers.
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by 113 11mo ago
Governments aren't doing much about climate change and the science is very clear on that.
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by 113 11mo ago
> You regularly make personal attacks against individuals on the internet? Isn't that basically the history of the internet?
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by 113 11mo ago
Yeah but in this case your car is non-deterministic so
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by 113 11mo ago
> Because nobody actually wants a "web app". People want food, love, sex or: solutions. Okay but when I start my car I want to drive it, not fuck it.
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by 113 11mo ago
The problem I have with most AI output like this is that it's just a huge wall of text that doesn't really say anything.
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by 113 1y ago
There's a weird way of engaging with cinema from a few African countries that requires wrapping yourself in irony before you enjoy them.
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by 113 1y ago
The younger generation absolutely use Tiktok search to find information.
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by 113 1y ago
They also serve images.
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by 113 1y ago
Was able to get a lot of the guess-the-word one just based on it being an anagram. Might want to throw in a few decoy letters?
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by 113 1y ago
Well it's massively overtly nationalist for one. There's a hilarious sequence at the beginning that's just shots of American industry and agriculture.
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by 113 1y ago
Is it still true that Americans find it hard to see how this is very clearly propaganda? Yes, it's anti-Nazi but it's still has very obvious problems.
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by 113 1y ago
> Despite people yelling The "people yelling" are overwhelmingly pro-AI. I find the other side to be relatively quiet.
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by 113 1y ago
Money Can Be Exchanged For Goods and Services
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by 113 1y ago
> its not fair to say its impossible Nothing is impossible! > LLMs also came out of nowhere No they didn't.
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by 113 1y ago
I also thought this would be about Freedom, the title is really a bit misleading.
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by 113 1y ago
Presumably if people aren't happy about it they'll just continue to revolt.
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by 113 1y ago
> No CEO cares about commercial real estate profits. It isn't a factor in any major company decision. No spherical CEO in a vacuum, maybe.
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by 113 1y ago
I feel like everything being said in this thread is at odds with what's in the article.

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