RGamma

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by RGamma 2y ago
Have you checked webmaster info via whois for the domain? I know, it's generally obscured and all nowadays, but there might be a way to contact the author, if they aren't MIA.
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by RGamma 2y ago
I know this one aspiring painter. Shame he got rejected from the academy. Mhh, was there anything else?
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by RGamma 2y ago
"Tech", as in use here, is the VC-tortured shorthand for "anything to do with computers or the internet" and maybe other fruits of hard science like energy or biotech. The term's similar to content, influencer or cr
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by RGamma 2y ago
I edited it in, sorry for the confusion.
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by RGamma 2y ago
You hear this or that in Germany. Demand yes, pay meh. It's probably true if you own the company, but there's also disgruntled folks who apparently got treated like shit during their apprenticeship and who snicker at their former
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by RGamma 2y ago
Truly a suggestion fitting of an employment apocalypse.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Beware that it may be just another data kraken.
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by RGamma 2y ago
What's left? Defending it all, of course.
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by RGamma 2y ago
And it's not just in programming-related jobs either. Parts of industry and the blue collar market are shitting themselves in Germany right now. Two people I know have been let go (pumps and wood sectors resp.). Another (metal construc
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by RGamma 2y ago
With tech oligopolists in government it's a match made in heaven.
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by RGamma 2y ago
And if you look at e.g. Bachelor's enrollment in CS it's somehow still rising in Fall of 2024: https://nscresearchcenter.org/stay-informed/ That's gonna be one rude awakening.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Now that you mention it, the military power struggle seems even scarier than the economic singularity...
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by RGamma 2y ago
IIRC YT used to store the original too, but that was many moons ago. They're probably feeling the pressure from storage cost...
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by RGamma 2y ago
Not everyone is cost-constrained. By the time you could get to your agents, your life may have already been obsoleted. If you let it, actual AGI can discover and execute its own path to maximum proliferation almost by definition... It'
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by RGamma 2y ago
Employment reorganizes around non-automated activity. This means lots of blue collar newbs. Of course robotics isn't slowing down either... Big Capital will decide what happens, when labor has no value anymore.
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by RGamma 2y ago
And when shit really hits the fan, non- and "wrong"-usage of this stuff will make you a suspect. The Uighurs are a testing ground for total surveillance on- and offline already. Bad times...
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by RGamma 2y ago
Attestation of working fingerprinting.
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by RGamma 2y ago
When everything is locked down for good I'll go back to physical books. Vaporware games and media are not worth preserving anyway. And the games and media I do have free from prison can entertain me for a very long time. Another poss
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by RGamma 2y ago
Any specific program you recommend? Reading stoics is nice and all, but that alone won't make intellectual and emotional space coincide, I feel. In fact having the suitable brain chemistry may make you a stoic, but can you influence th
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by RGamma 2y ago
AFAICT debugging the subroutines responsible for the emotional set point isn't possible yet, so a definitive answer will have to wait 'til another day.
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by RGamma 2y ago
And the superwealthy-owned AGI "utopia" will be the nail in the coffin. Any uprising must come before that happens...
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by RGamma 2y ago
When accelerationism is so bad that the slaves are coming willingly.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Our interactions online don't happen in a vacuum. They are to a decent degree an outcome of the real world we live in. Sure, there's effects that are exclusive to the medium, like pseudo/anonymity, or related to the place, oc
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by RGamma 2y ago
2025: New York City rebrands as Night City
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The Video Game Museum(vgmuseum.com)
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by RGamma 2y ago
The US is, like in several other public welfare stats, a bad outlier in traffic deaths among industrial nations. Thank your corpo overlords. Create the problem, sell the solution.
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by RGamma 2y ago
That video was rather thoughtful. Almost makes me want to short SDC companies, buuut lobbying.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Nothingburger. The keys were accidentally handed out for free.
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by RGamma 2y ago
Even with our cross counterflow enthalpy exchanger it can get somewhat dry in the bedroom in winter. The device in the OP would probably require an additional humidifier.
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by RGamma 2y ago
"Reaches" ought to imply the lower threshold for softness. Of course, softness itself is not a crisp predicate.

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