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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
It already has. That is why you are reading this right now.
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
As always... no AI-hypester ever talks about Amdahls law ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdahl%27s_law ).
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
As always... no AI-hypester ever talks about Amdahls law ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdahl%27s_law ).
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
The question is ultimately meaningless. All we have are actions and reactions, and brain scans. We can talk perfectly well based on that, although, it will be a bit cumbersome. All the qualia, subjective stuff etc. is just shorthand, for wh
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
It has. There's an enormous amounts of solar panel manufacturers in china that had to close down, due to the governments ordered over capacity, to try and take over the world. This has led to enormous waste of resources in china. Now t
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
https://backtothefuture.fandom.com/wiki/Flux_capacitor .
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Yep... I've met him and I can confirm that he is in fact, any given person. To that, I might add that I'm in the same situation. AI is a convenience and light entertainment, and as such, I'm willing and ready to pay exactly 0
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
True. My tea merchant sells two varieties of the same tea. The organic and the regular. I asked what the difference was, and they said the tea comes from the same village, and that the organic one was lower quality, so they invested in EU s
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
50!?! If I needed, I could get CRM SaaS for 10 a month.
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Not to be that guy... but you seem way more angry and bitter. But I will pray for you! =)
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Ahh, the classic corona fallacy. If you have something, X, which you cannot detect. Then you can count it as zero, since all you can do, is speculation not backed by any empirical evidence. If there is something you can detect and measure,
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Yep, difficult to imagine a more egoistic personality. I'm afraid to be alone when I'm old, so I'll create little slaves to take care of me. I don't know how many families I know where the children live on other continen
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Natural selection does not care one bit about the individual, to the question is completely meaningless. Add to that, that we share 99.9% of our DNA, so you passing it on, means I'm passing it on for free, while you sit there with all
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
How strange. My experiences when I was young mean way more to me, than say, a trip to the US now. Now it's just boring routine, back then, everything was new and fresh. You must have had a very boring time when you were young. It is ve
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Jesus Christ! I don't have children, but if that is what it would cost, then I would definitely never have a child. It would feel like sacrificing my entire life, just to produce another generation. No, then I'd much rather just e
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
No, next question.
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
To be consistent, you must also not go to hindu, moslem or any other countries. Out of curiousity, which countries remain on your list?
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Microsoft Linux... what an abomination. But each generation has to learn the lessons of the previous one, again and again. Have fun with the lock-in and e.e.e. Microsoft-fans!
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
I have a nokia 110 4g and it works perfectly. Yes, it is clunky to type, but that is a feature, not a bug. If long messages are called for, I call or email. Wifi hotspot is sadly what's frequently missing, I'd like that. As far as
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
Pro tip! Don't share your email with recruiters, and you won't get AI-generated recruiter emails. I get about 1 spam message every 2 months or so.
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
It is the truth. The fact that it took some effort to get on there was a great filter of people. I sometimes think there will be a renaissance for Fidonet-like networks, when our politicians have banned encryption, implemented complete surv
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
This is the way. Use a tui client like alpine or mutt, and enjoy managing 100s of thousands of emails in ms. I feel physical pain when I have to see colleagues and acquaintances wait for several seconds in their heavy web interfaces. I can
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
I use infomaniak. Works great, no complaints. The support is based on human beings as well. I like that, and they are polite and helpful too!
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
This is the way! Email is great. I've written to many famous people, and from time to time, gotten replies. I've sold SaaS and consultants for 100s of k of USD, all through emails. It's an elegant weapon, for a more civilized
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by abc123abc123 4mo ago
This is the way! Age verification will expand, to include ban on VPN:s and eventually into total surveillance, and then we'll be slaves of the state, instead of to social media. I'd much rathar have social media and not be a slave
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by abc123abc123 5mo ago
Jesus Christ... this anti-AI thing is getting ridiculous. If the code is good, bug free, and easily understood, who the f*ck cares? If a maintainer just accepts any code, without review or control, humans, just as well as "AI:s" c
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by abc123abc123 5mo ago
Who cares? Is the quality good? Bug free? Readable? If so, I couldn't care less who developed the code.
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by abc123abc123 5mo ago
Insider trading is already illegal. What needs to be regulated is not markets, it is politicians. Once that is done, markets can peacefully continue the way they are.
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by abc123abc123 5mo ago
The machine needs more tax payers to keep politicians flying around the world in private jets. Produce tax slaves people, produce them now!
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by abc123abc123 5mo ago
That's exactly how it works. I suspect _you_ of wrong doing in a non-profit. I ask you do release the books, and if this is not done, I take that as proof of wrong doing. If the books are hidden and cannot be published, no one has any

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