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by alt227 7mo ago
Ugh, you are probably right and that makes me sick to think about it!
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by alt227 7mo ago
ai in the sense of a new and immature techology which is constantly evolving and changing? How about anything on the web? HTML boon in the 90s. Wordpress and PHP frameworks in the 00's, Javascript frontend shadow doms which require hyd
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by alt227 7mo ago
> They can figure out roughly what block you live on Its nothing to do with the specific house you live in, and everything to do with the activity being grouped together with all other activity you have done, which they know from fingerp
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by alt227 7mo ago
The parent post said: > if they do a better job at showing me an ad that might be relevant to me, how is that disgusting? To me that signalled that the author of the comment doesnt really care what is gonig on behind the scenes if the re
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by alt227 7mo ago
Lol, you forgot the /s
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by alt227 7mo ago
I cant believe that people still have the attitude that the trillions of dollars being invested in all this technology and tracking is just to give them a more relevant ad . Do people really not remember scandals like Cambridge Analytica,
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by alt227 7mo ago
> Result: 36 task cards on the board — 1 milestone, 7 sub-goals, 28 self-created subtasks. Two cross-team interfaces aligned. All from one sentence. Cynical take - I see a bunch of marketing waffle and board room bingo words all chucked
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by alt227 7mo ago
> There are too many people who need to discover for themselves what the limits of these AI models are when they push them far Why? Next week a new version of Claude and GPT will come out and the limits will change again. Are you really
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by alt227 7mo ago
I think we have reached peak functionality in software, therefore the only place left to go was make the underlying code more complex, messy, and impossible for humans to read. /s
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by alt227 7mo ago
> we simply bought the same movie twice Maybe you did, but I certainly didnt.
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by alt227 7mo ago
Im no conservative, but I thought useres of this site were more intelligent than to throw massive negative stereotypes out about groups of millions of people.
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by alt227 7mo ago
Disable borders and design your app nicely with images to replace standard user input elements.
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by alt227 7mo ago
These earphones are not for people who appreciate good audio. They are for people who want more products in the Apple ecosystem and have lots of money to spend.
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by alt227 7mo ago
How do you know that the shareholders and directors of the places you shop arent secretly way worse than Musk?
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by alt227 7mo ago
> If you realize how bad the people are, you can do something about it. The problem is you have no idea what people are invested in what companies. How do you know that when you shop at $friendlySustainableCompany that people like Musk d
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by alt227 8mo ago
"$post is a boring take" is also such a boring and unecessary take. As is my reply to yours.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Agreed, just tastes like chilli and vinegar to me and I never understood the appeal.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Serves them right for giving confidential equipment to terrorists. The key quote in this article is: "Israel has a long record of getting U.S. military technology to China. "
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by alt227 8mo ago
> Maybe you have, I sure haven't. If 'we', the collective population of the earth, have not made the society we live in, then who has? > You absolutely can, as much as you can blame the sadistic guards at Auschwitz. If
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by alt227 8mo ago
Nope, thats the cheap way to save money in the short term. But it makes the roads much worse quality for a lot longer. The surface dressing rips and pulls up very quickly, and so the road is rough and full of holes for a longer period.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Thats exactly what I said/implied. Everybody has their own line, and can draw it and move it wherever they like. If you draw a line and somebody else crosses it, that affects you and you only. Its unfair to impose your own standards on
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by alt227 8mo ago
Fair enough, I live in the UK where all of our infrastructure and large retail centres are owned by Chinese and Russian investment firms. I was kind of reffering to that situation, as I am not familoier with it in the US.
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by alt227 8mo ago
There is no corporation in existence that hasnt eventually bowed to the whim of their shareholder masters. Everybody grows up and moves on, and when everybody in Anthropic who shares your golden heart is gone onto their next job, the compan
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by alt227 8mo ago
So youve never done anything you look back on and regret? You dont believe in second chances or reform? It sounds like your opinion is that when someone makes a bad decision then thats them for life.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Are you saying you have never done anything where your hand was forced, or that you have never done anything that you look back on and regret? People change, as do their circumstances and opinions. You have no idea what forces and pressures
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by alt227 8mo ago
So youve never done anything that you look back and regret?
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by alt227 8mo ago
> Is this really the best backup? It is the justification for anything any corporation does. This is a company with boards of directors and shareholders, you really think this is just Sams opinion guiding this? > Sam Altman has demons
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by alt227 8mo ago
You really think that a CEOs public statements match their real thoughts and feelings? Everything you hear from any CEO is constructed to form a desired image and narrative. Any public statements from a CEO that you are using to judge their
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by alt227 8mo ago
Yep, in exactly the same way that for years Google was 'not evil'. When anthropic can no longer grow through developer subscriptions and deals with ethical companies, Lets see how long it takes their shareholders to force them to

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