CatWChainsaw

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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
IME if I am using a non-Chrome browser I get three nags from Google to switch to Chrome before it gives up. It's happened on Google's home page, Gmail, and Maps.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Read Moneyland, get mad.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Can't wait to see the contortions Altman pulls to retain a Zuckerberg-tier grip on the company, they'll put Cirque do Soleil to shame.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Props for sticking to your guns but also fuck you.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
I can tell you're high because #2. The only way Neuralink is secure is if we get rid of the system that incentivizes #1, aka capitalism, and not replace it with something equally bad or worse. Oh, and Musk isn't allowed a Neurali
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
What are you smoking, we hear about breaches of super important databases all the time and that doesn't seem to convince any company to give a single shit more than just enough to avoid negligence. Not to mention social media's e
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
You can have a model T in any color you choose as long as it's black, can't you? Well it's your fault if you want a red one, you stupid consumer.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
When you ask a company to delete your data, you're actually asking them to pretend they deleted it by making it invisible to you. There's too much $$$ sloshing around for them to behave ethically.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
I hate the double standard where a low level employee can be fired and blacklisted for a black swan mistake, but systemic mistakes get the top levels golden parachutes. So no luxury prisons for execs, either. Data Fiduciary Duty - you have
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
They exist so the obscenely wealthy can have financial privacy via shell companies, and the non-obscenely wealthy can be financially surveilled.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
I propose a new rule. "Please respond to the actual actions and consequences of said actions, not what is said in a statement to generate positive PR. Assume putting one's money where one's mouth is, is harder to do than sim
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
You got downvoted because the people here can't handle the truth.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Luckily, Altman already has Worldcoin revved up and ready to go! Isn't that convenient?!
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Microsoft's market "decided" that I wanted to log in to a computer with a Microsoft account, not me. The car manufacturer market "decided" that everyone wanted their every trip tracked, not me. The phone duopoly m
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
So maybe surveilling everything everywhere at all times has its downsides, TLAs?
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
"With kindness comes naïveté. Courage becomes foolhardiness. And dedication has no reward. If you can't accept any of that, you are not fit to be a magical girl."
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Hello "augment" I see you've been doing some heavy lifting lately, looking good.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
*unable/unwilling to self-deceive ;)
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
I just mentally translate any PR statement like that as "fuck you we'll keep doing what we're doing, enjoy your portion of the paltry fine we pay once you receive it after a decade of appeals."
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
In other words, all the things that politicians, CEOs, and Silicon Valley visionaries do?
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Another neverending arms race just like AI-generated text and image, vs its detection. The future is us burning large amount of energy on this purposeless stupidity. Great future guys thanks so much.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Geography Now! Mauritius: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrOwkNEHIlk
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hopes that this would set them free. But this just allowed other men with machines to control them."
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
R'lyeh is in the south Pacific, go back to sleep sir.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
"Thank you for paying us to use our service, now stop using our service, we just want free money."
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Louis Rossman is very against DMCA. It's used as a bludgeon against right to repair.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
It seems like customer service/PR/UX has really taken a nosedive since the start of COVID or maybe 2022. The pendulum seems to be swinging from "the customer is always right" to "give me your money, shut the fuck u
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Are you including the silicon valley titans in your population of intellectuals?
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Fully illegal = lots of murders. Fully legal = lots of suicides.
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by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
Only poor people can lose money, rich people get bailouts.

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