Yizahi

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by Yizahi 1y ago
Now that attitude is just mean to people with ADHD. Attitude like that is one of the reasons why people with ADHD like me, have to needlessly suffer in a society dismissing my mental disorder or pretending it doesn't exist.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I would argue that 2T$ cut (btw, I completely agree, it would be a disaster) is function of a government. I.e. neither Musk operation as an oligarch, not any other similar guy like Bezos or Tiel etc. can't really do that amount of dama
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by Yizahi 1y ago
The problem starts later in life, when a person starts misjudging both time/resources needed to rush complete a task and consequences of failing it. Failing practically anything during the study in the university is a laughing matter.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
In a certain large part of the population procrastination is a symptom of mental disorder (like for example ADHD etc.), and often a particularly severe one. Dismissing it as a "benefit" is not constructive. I suspect that you use
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by Yizahi 1y ago
The difference between Microsoft and OAI is that Microsoft can spend a lump sum of money on Excel and a fraction of that on its support and then sell it infinitely with almost no additional costs. MS can add a million of new Excel users tom
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Despite my antipathy to Elon, I hope he will take down a peg first a true untouchable Demented Don, who usurped legislative branch and is now eyeing judicial. USA turning autocratic is way scarier than any tehnobro megacorp.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Metadata is spying (c) Bruce Schneier If a CIA spook is stalking you everywhere, documenting your every visible move or interaction, you probably would call that spying. Same applies to digital. Also, teapot argument can be applied in rever
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by Yizahi 1y ago
The core of the issue is that a manager (President is just ultimate form of it) working in a peaceful and prosperous time period is not needed. He can be replaced with an automated set of scripts and mostly nothing would be affected by that
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by Yizahi 1y ago
And with all that tracking and spying on me, plus a boatload of voluntarily submitted data, and Facebook still can't/won't show me any relevant advertising. I mean, even from the corpo point of view. Whenever I open my feed t
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Robots today can't "leverage profanity". Robots today can generate words either excluding profanity via some pre-made dictionary or not excluding them. Since both results are simply rehash of the human created data, of course
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Visa is a tiny little middleman compared to a Federal Reserve, however crazy that may sound. Visa is a) only one of similar middleman, b) it has no power over bank accounts or any other entity holding USD, it's only involved during a t
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by Yizahi 1y ago
"you'd know what you're getting yourself into ahead of time" Yeah. We would know. We DO know it now. It is being tested now, exactly like described by GenshoTikamura. I've wrote you a longer comment about that below
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by Yizahi 1y ago
It's mindboggling really. And the most puzzling to me is that this forum has a large proportion of independent thinkers. Some care about privacy, some care about removing copyright (I disagree, but respect their position), some care ab
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Not even close. I can have a legal USD account in some Veishnoria country and Trump has almost zero influence on it (yeah, there are clearing banks involved at the US side, but all in all the whole scheme is mostly in semi-independent block
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by Yizahi 1y ago
The point is absolute control of ALL accounts of some token and every single token in said accounts from a central location. And no, currently digital money are not even close in the level of control.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Yeah, great innovation. Also allows for many amazing and useful features for us people, such as allowing these tokens to expire and disappear from your account, or programming specific tokens to be only transferable to specific accounts or
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Of course it is dense, after all it is the hardest type of education ever known to humans. A store of knowledge if you will. You can become a cyber hornet after investing into all that hardest knowledge!
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Interesting article, but I think it's not contradicting to the OP post. What is a "successful specialized high-quality mid size company"? It's formerly a successful startup, just aiming not to cover as wide audience as p
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Citizens - yes. Politicians outside of the job, using whatever comms they wish - also yes. Politicians on the job - no. All their job communications can be public, and humanity and citizens of the country would be actually much safer than n
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Nymag article referenced by Gizmodo is great: https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/openai-chatgpt-ai-ch...
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Yeah, that the "lacking empathy part". Most of them are sociopaths and psychopaths, in the medical sense. They only want power for themselves at any cost to others.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
If we really think about the issue, then it is clear that 99.99% of the government information can be public with zero consequences to the citizens. I'm guessing the only few exceptions are active military ops, active spy ops and ways
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by Yizahi 1y ago
I love when politicians, lobbying for the backdooring all communication software are getting pwned in the same way. Too bad they lack either brain cells or basic human empathy to make a connection between these events.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Good for them. Better integration obviously, but even more important, when ruzzians will invade, they won't have as easy logistics as in Ukraine. War logistics can be structured very differently, and unlike for example USA, ruzzia move
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Uber Shuttle works in my home city since 2019. It's Kyiv, 3mil population, ancient public transportation network but probably a bit better than USA (by hearsay). While it was working in normal conditions (before Covid and war) it wasn&
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Yeah, that's likely what happened.
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Cost of living in those countries is extremely expensive and so is buying any type of housing. New families who don't inherit an empty place to live must work a lot to afford anything, so both partners have to work and that leaves no o
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by Yizahi 1y ago
That position is called Email BACKEND Specialist. "We’re looking for a Backend Engineer to help build and maintain our brand new email service. "(c) https://kagi.peopleforce.io/careers/v/108008-email-back
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by Yizahi 1y ago
There are 3 hard problems in Computer Science after all :) /s
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by Yizahi 1y ago
Can be both. You need something from a bank (for example a money transfer), and they call you to confirm. In my case this is 99% of all incoming bank calls to me.

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