RobLach

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by RobLach 1y ago
Bigger, less featured, and more expensive than the iPhone 17… I don’t get it
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by RobLach 1y ago
It’s impossible for me to think of what purpose taking this deliberate misinformation effort to this extent can have. I can only consider that this is a purposeful attack on the American people and government credibility from the top. And i
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Congress's Technology Prerogatives(hollomancer.substack.com)
1 points by RobLach 1y ago|0 comments
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by RobLach 1y ago
bad news "total funding to over $42M" the enshittification it'll take to extract $400m of value out of a text editor will be dismal
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by RobLach 2y ago
Very cool
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What would it look like for AI competition with China to be a race worth winning(aspendigital.org)
1 points by RobLach 2y ago|0 comments
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How to Get into AI Policy(posts.bcavello.com)
1 points by RobLach 2y ago|0 comments
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Simple Sabotage for the 21st Century – Specific Suggestions(specificsuggestions.com)
121 points by RobLach 2y ago|64 comments
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Public AI: powerful new infrastructures for the common good(publicai.network)
2 points by RobLach 2y ago|0 comments
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by RobLach 2y ago
Is this linked pdf an example of something “confronting the worldview consensus”? Or the comments here? Not a rhetorical question; confused.
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by RobLach 2y ago
These numbers have paper trails which would require large conspiracy among civil servants who have really no reason to care about fudging numbers... and if they had this conspiracy operating why would they reveal this at all? It would requi
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by RobLach 2y ago
I know that the status quo in science journalism is to desperately find ways to excite people about research but this headline boils down to “scientists use computer to help with research” and the actual story is “company discovers new magn
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by RobLach 2y ago
The word comes from the book “The Rise of the Meritocracy” by Michael Dunlop Young. Worth a read.
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by RobLach 2y ago
Your head goes against the back of the seat in front of you then.
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by RobLach 2y ago
Point of note that David A. Schlissel is the goto anti-nuclear guy for the natural gas industry.
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Worldcoin is surging in Argentina thanks to 288% inflation(restofworld.org)
16 points by RobLach 2y ago|1 comments
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by RobLach 3y ago
Needs to be $140 cheaper.
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Frontline A.I. – A Guide for Manufacturers(aspendigital.org)
1 points by RobLach 3y ago|0 comments
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by RobLach 3y ago
?? FPV drones are weapons… https://streamable.com/lsexbn (war footage)
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How to get into AI policy (Part 1 / 5)(posts.bcavello.com)
1 points by RobLach 3y ago|0 comments
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by RobLach 3y ago
For those of us unfamiliar with the properties of these materials, what would be considered impressive? Are there examples that are better?
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by RobLach 3y ago
Hedge fund ad built on top of anti-FTC / Lina Khan prejudice clickbait. FTC routinely scrutinizes large mergers and people bet on the outcomes of that uncertainty. Trying to wrap it in allusions to “sticking it to Lina Khan” is silly.
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United Auto Workers launches a historic strike against all Big 3 automakers(npr.org)
109 points by RobLach 3y ago|102 comments
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by RobLach 3y ago
It's kinda funny how the big studios just said "oh streaming, that doesn't count" and they're mostly getting away with it.
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by RobLach 3y ago
What do they mean do “nothing”? They’re marketing it with an article in the Japan Times.
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by RobLach 3y ago
Plenty of startups; just a more traditional ecosystem. https://www.chicagobuildexpo.com/ Any "tech will revolutionize this" ones die before anyone notices. Successful ones make a small piece of the puzzle have les
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by RobLach 3y ago
Hard to believe.
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by RobLach 3y ago
Talk about a topic no one should be lectured about lol
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by RobLach 3y ago
If jobs are being replaced by AI I would think a company in IBM's position would be hiring to help offer those transitions as a product.
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by RobLach 3y ago
Everything is political, particularly the actions of leadership of a state-backed enterprise by a democratic government.

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