BeFlatXIII

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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Why would the Chinese government care about US export restrictions in the first place?
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Not the heckin' ToS!
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Are those 2 hours of doomscrolling consecutive? That's the big difference in finding time to game.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
I miss the days when I'd click every link and follow every rabbit hole. 100% completionism of collection games. It's shaped how my life has turned out, for better and worse.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
True. A better way to say it would have been to say that when taking the blame carries professional or financial risk, the smart move is to avoid it. When everyone cooperates, everyone wins (until the system breaks down); if all but one c
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
> I learned to trust that someone understands the code and between blames and Slack I can almost always hunt that person down. Does your company not have many retirements, firings, or employees who quit to work elsewhere?
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equestria
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
On the flip side, the drugs may have decreased the ideations. The entire point of it being a trial is that it's unknown.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Then why don't you tell the room who it is?
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Nobody wants to be responsible because those who are responsible end up taking the blame.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Perhaps a blindfolded person and a person who has always been blind have very different expectations of how to use software, such that they would give divergent opinions on what makes a good screen reader UI.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Would you like a golden sticker?
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Do they do actual damage, or is this egghead economic theory?
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
“Paid attention”, you're probably right. Seen them enough to remember? Forum signatures were far harder to miss than Discord bios.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
The problem is that most computer-touching is too easily self-taught to have a proper union that won't immediately be undermined by those who offer their services without asking permission.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
You're one of the 1% who reads profile bios.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
No stronger argument has been made to convince me to help the superintelligent AI enslave my fellow humans.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Sounds like we need another world war to reset things for the survivors.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Those advanced concepts are what gets used to dupe people into letting themselves be ripped off.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
AI is divine retribution for artists being really annoying on Twitter.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
Perhaps Trumpian madness will do something good for once.
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by BeFlatXIII 10mo ago
I'm hoping for Congressional gridlock to save us from bailing out a cascading failure. The harder it hits, the better.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Would you like a golden sticker?
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
> Due to automation and the great advance of technology, the floor for most jobs has risen such that the skills/knowledge that a 1950s school dropout had would be insufficient for anything but the most menial jobs today. I love to p
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
It gets incidentally taught whether it's on the syllabus or not.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Calculators give wrong answers all the time. The differentiator from AI is that you can trust that a garbage answer from a calculator was caused by bad input, where bad AI answers aren't debuggable.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Not enough of them, unfortunately.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
How is that enforceable against the fly-by-night startups?
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
The taxpayers might get rather uppity, too.
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by BeFlatXIII 11mo ago
Year zero now. Reset real estate prices due to sudden lack of demand.

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