Kapura

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by Kapura 1y ago
this is devestating. reading these messages to and from the computer would radicalize anybody. the fact that the computer would offer a technical analysis of how to tie a noose is damning. openai must be compelled to protect the users when
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by Kapura 1y ago
I think the biggest takeaway for people in the industry is that the reaction to perceived AI videography is overwhelmingly negative. Using AI to generate footage of real people immediately makes watchers suspect something needs to be covere
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by Kapura 1y ago
they do pay into it, every time they buy the water. exchanging currency for valuable goods is a pretty well-established process.
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by Kapura 1y ago
it is absolutely wild that a 3-to-2 vote that wasn't announced beforehand could put so many people at risk. obviously governments haven't acted to serve the people since at least Citizen's United, but this is like, society br
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by Kapura 1y ago
If people need a job to have healthcare, it gives employers a lot of power. and because superpacs have allowed people with the most money the most say in american elections, the capitalists can just keep wringing people out.
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by Kapura 1y ago
Maybe you don't see it, but many folks would value the pro-social benefit as being worth more than the marginal costs of driving a car. Like, for instance, if you're living through a spike in pollution, you may be motivated to do
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by Kapura 1y ago
idk, feels like getting in the good graces of oppressive regimes is a good way to ensure value is protected. Evil value, but the dollar doesn't come with an alignment chart.
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by Kapura 1y ago
yeah, well, those guys believed (or found it convenient to believe) the lie that trump actually won the election. why would he call the guard on them?
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by Kapura 1y ago
i came in here on the side of child independance, but the youngest ages involved were a lot younger than i'm comfortable with. frankly, i think that if a kid is under 4 years old, there should be an adult near-at-hand.
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by Kapura 1y ago
if you're going to need to learn how to use a tool, why not learn to use the efficient and precise one?
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by Kapura 1y ago
I have often thought about how computers are significantly faster than they were in the early 2000s, but they are significantly harder to use. Using Linux for the first time in college was a revelation, because it gave me the tools to tell
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by Kapura 1y ago
after destroying the newspaper, technology companies are now inventing the newspaper.
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by Kapura 1y ago
point of order: these are thicker than normal business cards.
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by Kapura 1y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by Kapura 1y ago
who do you think is staffing the current regime
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by Kapura 1y ago
well you see, the congress and supreme court have decided that no, actually, this is what they want to happen.
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by Kapura 1y ago
you should check what the removed sections contain.
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by Kapura 1y ago
People can only get mad at the things they know about. My guess is the Murdoch Network of news organizations will not cover this heavily, if at all.
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by Kapura 1y ago
This is the republican endgame: destroy anything of public value, privately capture all organs of a functioning state and divide them up for profit.
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by Kapura 1y ago
and thus, the capital spent on a squarespace website leaves that community, never to return.
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by Kapura 1y ago
Concentrated capital strikes again. Why would I work on building websites in my local community if google is going to at least 3x the salary to build and cancel several products? We need to flatten the capital distribution curve and many of
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by Kapura 1y ago
the people who said governments were doing too much regulation basically won. this is where it left us.
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by Kapura 1y ago
brother i don't even know what specific thing you're talking about. hundreds, thousands? of games have been delisted on storefronts for the sin of including themes that the lobbiers found objectionable.
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by Kapura 1y ago
It's crazy that we live in a world where maybe a few dozen people's weird ideas about what shouldn't be allowed can cause payment processors to pressure the storefronts to delist the titles. It is censorship of something they
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by Kapura 1y ago
it is fucking crazy that we allow gigantic service operators to move with the freedom of an IRC op. starting to think that maybe elon musk is not a good person!
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by Kapura 1y ago
damn, if only it were possible to pass laws that make rewarding individuals increasingly unattractive as the individual rewards increased. some sort of progressive taxation scheme, perhaps. if only such a thing could exist!
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The Remarkable Incompetence at the Heart of Tech(wheresyoured.at)
5 points by Kapura 1y ago|1 comments
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by Kapura 1y ago
i literally opened the developer console to delete that element from the page. no surprise somebody who has no idea how to make a readable website is getting bullied by a chatbot.
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by Kapura 1y ago
It's fallacious to assume that defenses stop evolving after new weapons come to the fore. Some drones are deployed in anti-drone capacities; the war economics becomes balancing how advanced to make the attack drones vs. how cheap the c
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by Kapura 1y ago
Cyber warfare is really reaching a new peak in Ukraine, and not just the more-traditional cyberattacks like this. The target is of note; the drones themselves are the thing that's setting this war apart from all of the primarily human

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