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by analognoise 4mo ago
It’s okay when they do it, because they’re wagging a finger at all of us bad people for being voyeurs, promoted by our stochastic ringleader to throw peanuts. They’re pure, we’re not. Also, some stuff about society collapsing.
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by analognoise 4mo ago
Fascist parties aren’t worried about logical inconsistency, they’re only worried about the pursuit of unchecked power. They crossed that bridge some time ago. These aren’t the old breed of Republicans who disagreed but at least were consist
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by analognoise 4mo ago
I mean, their planning has been very effective. It's a decentralized strategy that plays to their strengths; it doesn't take a lot to hold the strait closed, and they can pressure everyone in the region very easily by attacking in
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by analognoise 4mo ago
Trump cancelled a ton of green energy initiatives, why are we blaming the same regulators you imply are a good thing by pointing out that China "doesn't do ecological protections"?
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by analognoise 4mo ago
Of course it won’t survive, it’s the jpeg of a chimp in a baseball cap smoking a cigar of money.
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by analognoise 4mo ago
Yes, this is easy to explain. It creates a country nobody is willing to fight for. Beyond certain levels of inequality, you get systemic dysfunction. Beyond a certain point, having a country where teeth are “luxury bones” and you have peopl
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by analognoise 4mo ago
The point of a refactor is for you to think deeply about the code you are responsibility for, so you can make it better (faster, easier to work on, more tests, whatever). You’ve gotten a result, but without the work that made you valuable,
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by analognoise 4mo ago
> But not because it's a jobs program for nerds. We’re becoming increasingly embarrassing as a society.
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by analognoise 4mo ago
18k/yr? None of the LLMs generate anything like that in value!
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by analognoise 4mo ago
Big old human brain for thinking.
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by analognoise 4mo ago
The asshole rot in tech goes much deeper than just Larry Ellison.
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by analognoise 4mo ago
It was also reported that all US intelligence agencies denied that Iran was making a nuke. It was also reported that during negotiations before this war, Iran had offered 100% of all nuclear material to be surrendered to the USA, to prevent
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by analognoise 5mo ago
At least pets.com tried to actually make money selling dog food. AI crap is now at the “monetize lonely people for their AI girlfriends” while burning more money than pets.com ever did in a month. Hopefully it all collapses before we destro
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by analognoise 5mo ago
There’s a button included which automatically enrolls you into a subscription purchase of Trump Coin. If you try to click “unsubscribe” it asks for the best time to meet with the FBI so they can establish your levels of disloyalty.
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by analognoise 5mo ago
Back when “term rewriting” was “AI”, multiple math tools were released that took known math facts and did tricks like uncovering new integrals - apply the pattern in some depth in a tree, see what pops out. What was discovered were numerous
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by analognoise 5mo ago
This absolutely matters. It is not 1945, and we used years of supplies. If the decaying industrial base is that easy to fix please, by all means; go ahead and do it. I don’t think you can fix it without long term, competent industrial polic
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by analognoise 5mo ago
Everyone should find a comparison to food - which people need to live - as stupid?
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by analognoise 5mo ago
I think they meant Christians cheat a lot (or, enough of them do so as to not be a high trust signal).
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by analognoise 6mo ago
There are 200k jobs fixing the “frameworks” AI-slopped into creation at the very edge of Dunning-Kruger competence, maybe?
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by analognoise 6mo ago
A sheep’s idea of a wolf.
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by analognoise 6mo ago
> or millennia, women and children have been held innocent and protected This is a Victorian (or incel) look back at history.
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by analognoise 6mo ago
> a monopoly on violence creates the institutional trust Some of the errors in this are more glaring than others.
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by analognoise 6mo ago
First off, he's on tape tampering with elections. That should have been enough. Second off: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgawtcOBBjr-xOvmmc6y3... Third off: His felony conviction should have resulted in jail
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by analognoise 6mo ago
Who should have never been allowed to run, both for his felony criminal conviction, his plot to tamper with the election, and of course the assault on the capitol. This is before we even add on the Epstein stuff, or his latest war. It’s pre
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by analognoise 6mo ago
I'm not worried about political violence because I haven't been denying anyone's constitutional rights, stealing from The People, denying anyone's health insurance claims, or roughing up peaceful protesters and random br
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by analognoise 6mo ago
You doth protest too much! It’s clear that things can still be “inexpensive” but require deep mental work - taking a course to understand Calculus is work, and it could all be done with a $100 calculator. To minimize you, personally, workin
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by analognoise 6mo ago
Wonderful article. The coddled naïveté that allowed the “right wing” movement to thrive in Silicon Valley circles; the kind of embarrassing thinking that led to Trump and people who unironically call things “woke” derisively. Watching peopl
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by analognoise 6mo ago
Modern cutting edge ones, yes. Not all fabs, by a long shot.
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by analognoise 7mo ago
...how did you get "hate Christians" from this? I'm not a fan of any religious extremism, and it should have less than zero influence over any of our politics. Christian Nationalists are in the same vein as ISIS. You're
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by analognoise 7mo ago
Bombing boats of Venezuela was a war crime: https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/are-deadly-us-strikes...

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