SerLava

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by SerLava 5y ago
But also if you have schizophrenia, but all the people around you -for some reason- have chosen you at random to aggressively reward your schizophrenia and lavish you while also threatening that if the illusions stop, they will kill you, th
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by SerLava 5y ago
My wife used to turn off all the lights before we both ran to work, but she would usually start doing it when I was half naked and looking for my keys wallet and phone. I replaced everything with LEDs and stressed that the price of leaving
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by SerLava 5y ago
Yeah I got a phone case with a card slot and it makes it so so much easier
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by SerLava 5y ago
Please touch grass. You are either exploiting people all day, taking the money they make and putting most of it in your own wallet, or you're being exploited and you're just experiencing Stockholm syndrome.
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by SerLava 5y ago
And McDonalds would have to pay for the cost of taking care of the robot
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by SerLava 5y ago
No.
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by SerLava 5y ago
What is something more wasteful than Bitcoin? It's a nondescript pollution factory from the Captain Planet cartoons. Every other wasteful activity has just been overconsumptive, decadent, or externalized, not an actual burning of resou
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by SerLava 5y ago
Making renewables isn't actually useful if they're used for something we don't even need to do. We could switch to a low-energy crypto currency and do all the things we were going to do with Bitcoin.
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by SerLava 5y ago
I mean Just make a contract to pay them a decent amount of the company doesnt go tits up
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by SerLava 5y ago
That's available to Jeff Bezos, he just doesn't need it right now. I guarantee you if militants were blowing up Amazon trucks regularly, and the US government was ineffective to stop it, there would be Amazon MRAPs patrolling the
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by SerLava 6y ago
Remember when they said 10 trillion in debt would cause a massive crisis?
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by SerLava 6y ago
For instance Russia, China
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by SerLava 6y ago
I refuse to use any service that reports on my active use of the service. The "seen" feature was created like a decade ago, and that took me from occasionally using Facebook, to never using Facebook.
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by SerLava 6y ago
I mean, even the ones that were not just blockaded, but genocidally invaded, still turned from really bad feudal peasant states into modern industrial nations faster than any previous countries.
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by SerLava 6y ago
That's horrible. I think you don't know what a meaningful life is.
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by SerLava 6y ago
It's not optimized for consumers. It's optimized for the c-suite.
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by SerLava 6y ago
You shouldn't be posting if you are doing bottomtier rhetoric.
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by SerLava 6y ago
Well said! I'm going to use this and other people should as well.
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by SerLava 6y ago
Damn, you're probably right, even though it would never work that way for a greenback.
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by SerLava 6y ago
The CEO said he wouldn't stop crimes happening on there
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by SerLava 6y ago
Could be neither, or it could be that adding to 20 billion dollars is different than adding to 100 thousand dollars.
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by SerLava 6y ago
Unions are for every single industry.
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by SerLava 6y ago
Even worse, they can pretend they have evidence that they don't, pretend they believe the evidence, and pretend it's enough to convict you by itself. They can tell you to just say you were there, and they'll go easy on you. Y
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by SerLava 6y ago
What? No that's horrible, the problem is obvious.
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by SerLava 6y ago
Oh man, the conclusion doesn't even follow from the argument, and it's pretty obvious on its face. The only correct conclusion from those axioms is: There are advantages to not raising money.
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by SerLava 6y ago
I'm getting down votes here, does anyone really think Facebook wouldn't do this?
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by SerLava 6y ago
In the long term, Deepfake won't make people believe in fake videos, it will just make all confidence in video evidence disappear. People will trust some fake videos until they see stunningly realistic videos of themselves hanging out
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by SerLava 6y ago
I don't think so? Can anyone answer this definitively?
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by SerLava 6y ago
Ugh, yeah Facebook probably bought Oculus thinking: -What if a lot of people use these in the future -What if they're really comfy when they get slim, and people use them all the time, even for essentially web browsing. -Later models c
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by SerLava 6y ago
Huge. I'm glad Zuckerberg is probably panicking.

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