LightBug1

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   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   Can't cede moral high ground when that moral high ground is a claim no one believes in anymore. If they ever did.
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   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   There are ways to get around that: "Hey, go drive a Tesla on autopilot"
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   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   I thought coffins only came in solid wood?
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   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   Remember, folks. Dubai is an excellent place to live and they are the good guys ... I wholeheartedly vouch for their excellence in being excellent. No one encouraged me to write this post.
5. 155.▲
   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   Well, would you want to given the rotten-KFC-stench of the current admin?
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   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   Hey Hegseth ... ....................../´¯/) ....................,/¯../ .................../..../ ............./´¯/'...'/´¯¯`·¸ ........../'/.../..../.......&#x2
7. 157.▲
   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   Stupid situation, but a badge of honour awarded to Anthropic.
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   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   This is -the- question.
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   by LightBug1 7mo ago

   Alternative headline: "Elon Musk ponders how to explain the reduced need for capacity at Tesla Giga Berlin" Shut it down, bro. We don't want your stinking factory. Give it to someone else.
10. 160.▲
    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Ergo, those running Grok don't ... have that kind of spine.
11. 161.▲
    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Well, I'll take that as a compliment, as you've clearly descended into horseshit. Sorry to see it. Have a nice day. Bye.
12. 162.▲
    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    I'm actually surprised it's that high? By the angle at which, say, Zuckerberg and Bezos bent over for Trump ... I thought they'd be well into negative taxes by now.
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Or, check there's no dog in the hot?
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Does anyone actually still eat in Burger King? I would have had more respect for this 'invention' had the AI was being used on customers, with automated, activated consequences ... Some variation on the extendable punch glove: ht
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    I disagree (imo). It would take me minutes to copy across a histories of projects and continue relatively unscathed by the experience. I use chatGPT and currently relatively like it. But there is no moat beyond that. Not like, for example,
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Thanks for the links. I'm afraid I won't click on them because I'm not sure what we're disagreeing on now, so probably a good moment to end this. I'll absolutely call the US a power hungry monster that has inflicted
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    I'll dispute that. While I recall many at the time calling it a genocide due to the sanctions, the thrust of the military action was an illegal war. Israel, by contrast, systematically murdered civilians, journalists, starved a civilia
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Of course that was just one example. But Carlson has definitely let loose since his Fox News days and, if you're aware of what's going on, you'll know that there is a significant section of the US right wing now that is anti-
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Perhaps I'm wrong, but your initial post reads as if Israel's genocide in Palestine is consistent with historical precedent such as the Iraq war when facing similar national traumas. I'm suggesting that many of us are disgust
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    It's notable that the US right wing have turned against Israel. Witness Tucker Carlson dismantling Huckabee, and Zionist ideology, recently. Where it ends up, no one knows. But this is different.
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Tens of millions protested the US response. Today they still spit to the side when having to say the name George Bush or Tony Blair, among others. You either weren't there, have a bad memory, are watching typically mainstream new sourc
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    I'm happy to admit to low quality posting ... but you’re simply not comprehending or perhaps not even reading the text. In which case, why respond? As said, I didn’t say you were projecting. As said, I don’t have to go searching for wa
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    I make a point of being aware of what the richest and one of the most powerful men in the world is posting (even if I detest him to the core). And, on the occasion that I do access the cesspit that is Twitter, using the relative hazmat suit
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    From what I've seen promoted by Musk, there seems to be a focus on scantily dressed, prepubescent, waifu girls ... I'm afraid that's not the kind of entertainment I'm looking for.
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    by LightBug1 7mo ago

    Frankly, I think AI-generated content is the least of Twitter's concerns ... I'd wager it is actually raising the average quality of content over there.
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    by LightBug1 8mo ago

    Thanks.
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    by LightBug1 8mo ago

    Oblig:// https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vx-nVF6hw3A
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    by LightBug1 8mo ago

    Jesus ... did you not read what that OP wrote? Your response sounds like a breathless teenager. Stop and think.
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    by LightBug1 8mo ago

    "We're the billonaire CEO's, bitch" *bitch noun 1. - commonly used in reference to the government and the people.
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    by LightBug1 8mo ago

    Mostly agree with this from a personal pov ... AI has changed my role from often being a slog, to smoothly gliding through my day most of the time. The only question will be whether or not it gradually develops further from my assistant to