Trasmatta

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by Trasmatta 5mo ago
I think the more interesting thing going on here is the growing anti-AI sentiment. (Which I very much feel in myself too.)
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by Trasmatta 5mo ago
Yeah that's the rub. You have the responsibility for the thing you "own" but not true choice or control. Responsibility without authority. It sucks.
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by Trasmatta 5mo ago
> Ownership Mindset Every company I've worked at hammers the "ownership" idea and I hate it so much. It's how they drive a culture where employees are expected to invest themselves into "owning" a problem sp
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by Trasmatta 5mo ago
Bad advice when you don't know the situation. It's never a child's job to fix an abusive parent.
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by Trasmatta 5mo ago
This is patently and absurdly false.
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by Trasmatta 5mo ago
Thank you for the acknowledgement of this. Mother's Day can be intensely painful for people who had or have abusive or neglectful mothers. I think this should be acknowledged before the blanket advice of "call your mom" is gi
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
> appearing to be human while having no actual intelligence? Isn't a P-zombie about consciousness, not intelligence?
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
Moved all my photos over to Ente recently, and I'm very happy to no longer be feeding all of that data into the Google machine. I'd highly recommend everyone else move their photos out as well (Immich is another good option).
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
> The time wasted thinking our craft matters more than solving real world problems? This is both a strawman and a false dichotomy.
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
The multi week debugging sessions weren't fun, but that doesn't mean they weren't valuable and important and a growth and learning opportunity that we now will no longer experience.
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
YES. I don't know how many multi WEEK sessions of debugging I've been through in my career. Frustrating, but so many valuable lessons learned in the process. LLMs are absolutely causing us to lose something very important.
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
I am 100% certain that the majority of games do NOT involve shooting in any way.
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
Exactly this. Anyone who thinks that must have almost no real exposure to video games. The diversity of gaming experiences is huge, and shooters represent only a small fraction of that.
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
This is why a healthy democracy is important. It helps act as a pressure release for problems that historically resulted in violence. Democracy in the US in particular is in a major backslide, and it's not alarmist to predict that viol
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
Trump using nukes on Iran would essentially give Putin the green light to do the same in Ukraine. And then all bets are off after that.
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
Deus Ex is an outlier, AI is a core part of that plot
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
Both of those things can be a threat to the American people
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
> Fundamentally, there is nothing particularly bad in the Vietnamese scenario This statement is bizarre
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
Yes. One of the most important things to learn is how to introspect and actually FEEL the pain that surfaces when you do. That's how healing begins. If you never do that, you're stuck in whatever destructive patterns you use to av
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
Like cozying up with Donald Trump?
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by Trasmatta 6mo ago
> Honestly, it’s a waste of money. That’s my final answer, there’s kids that need food NASA has a tiny budget - 0.35% of the US Federal budget. Kids aren't going hungry because of Artemis II. There are much better candidates to be u
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
I mean, do you even know the full story at a friend's house? I guess it depends on how closely you know them, and whether they've confided any developmental issues they're children are dealing with.
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
The point is that if you just see a kid on the street throwing a tantrum, you don't know which of those situations you're actually looking at
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
I'm 36, and unlikely to ever have kids. I'm both very grateful for the freedom that's afforded me in life, and occasionally feel grief for parts of the human experience I'll never feel.
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
> Bad parents = kids always throwing tantrums But sometimes there are legit behavioral issues that are extremely challenging, and are not the parent's fault. Sometimes what looks like a "tantrum" on the outside can actuall
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
More bodies for Putin's pointless meat grinder
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
The US threatening to invade European territory, and Europe preparing to fight a war against the US, is absolutely "some interesting new phenomenon".
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
Yes. The only TDS is the one exhibited by those that are so brainwashed by his cult of personality.
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
This is the type of thinking that convinced people that Trump would never be stupid enough to start a full on war with Iran. And yet here we are.
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by Trasmatta 7mo ago
The US president wanted to start a full on war with Europe over Greenland of all places. And he still might. And some people will still claim I just have "TDS".

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