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SkyeCA
8mo ago
Teflon is so useful when cooking that I'm going to use it until the moment it gets banned regardless of health impacts.
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8mo ago
If I see an em-dash in a comment I stop reading and I've seriously considered setting up a filter across multiple sites to remove any comments containing one. I know there are legitimate usecases for the em-dash, but a few paragraphs (
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8mo ago
> What's going on? People are doing their best to turn Dead Internet Theory into Dead Internet Reality.
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8mo ago
I'd rather blank pages than consume literal slop.
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8mo ago
> Some people bitch, others are real engineers solving novel problems My most disliked thing about AI so far isn't AI itself, it's how nasty AI evangelists behave when it's criticized. You don't have to attack and
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8mo ago
I can read until the 1300s, which is about what I expected. I encourage people to go search up historical newspaper archives from the 1700s though, because it becomes significantly harder to parse when you have little to no knowledge of the
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8mo ago
You don't sound like someone I'd like to speak with even if we might agree on things. You writing has a very aggressive tone to it for no reason. I'll be honest if someone tries to get into politics and other such things very
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8mo ago
Not only does AI want to take my job, it also wants to make my hobbies unaffordable. I love modern world so much /s
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8mo ago
I have a decent job, get paid an acceptable amount, and at the end of the day I never get the feeling that I've "accomplished something". I'm extremely jealous of anyone who feels a sense of reward from their job.
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8mo ago
My job, a place I spend 1/3 of my days is a core part of my identity. It's also how I manage to feed myself.
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8mo ago
> What other jobs? I hate how people just throw that out as a viable path. People on HN are extremely privileged and massively out of touch with the average normal person, what's new?
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8mo ago
Fur future readers: I was making a joke about Christmas dinner if that wasn't clear.
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9mo ago
A hacksaw? Just cut it into smaller chunks.
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9mo ago
A year of my salary is between 1lbs to 2lbs of gold at current prices. Hiding a few pounds of something isn't very difficult, I do it every Christmas.
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9mo ago
Just let AI run the world. It quite literally can't do any worse than our existing leaders.
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9mo ago
Is anyone surprised that advertisers damage yet another thing they touch?
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9mo ago
> I think this will be better for all in terms of finding their true purpose in life. I'm sure people losing their good paying jobs and being forced into shitty ones, or not finding replacement employment at all, will be just what t
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9mo ago
Anger is one of the core human emotions. I am allowed to be angry and upset when they constantly try to strip the humanity from myself and the people I work with.
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9mo ago
There are few things that make me irrationally seethe like being called a resource. I understand why they do it, I even accept that I'm nothing more than a resource to them, but it really isn't a big ask for them to refer to us as
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9mo ago
People are emotional and react in unexpected ways to even the smallest perceived slights, myself included. A late birthday recognition might not feel important, but if one already feels like management doesn't care about them? I can ea
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9mo ago
I continue to be shocked by how hateful and nasty some of you are when someone doesn't wholly approve of AI.
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It is though, often extremely so. Personally? I dream of a future where everything is McDonald's. Software, books, articles, artwork, movies, podcasts, music, and basically anything that makes life enjoyable. Everything will be slop, n
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9mo ago
I wonder how long until Canada gets pressured into doing the same, just like we always do?
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9mo ago
I'd like to own things and have control over what I can and can't do on a computer.
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> TBH, it all feels like a huge gamble at this point. Honestly? It does and I feel completely hopeless. I'm very, very angry with the world/life at this point to put it mildly.
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9mo ago
If corporations are people than PE firms should be executed like the leaches on society they are. Nothing makes me see red like the fact that basic services are increasingly being captured by these disgusting rats so they can squeeze every
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> We don’t want to pay for them. Perhaps we should have kept taxing the rich the we did during WW2 and the few decades following it? No, clearly that would never work!
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SAFE requires more than being burnt with fire. If SAFE were an SCP it would be apollyon class.
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The sentiment comes from techbros who see yet another avenue through which to exploit the average person.
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10mo ago
> and examples where the tires simply fall off because they don't use enough metal in the suspension As opposed to using too much metal in the airbags of our cars ;) > Don't forget the chinese gov'ts ability to lock you
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