antimemetics

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by antimemetics 2y ago
Do most AI startups produce something of sustainable, lasting value ?
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by antimemetics 2y ago
I was thinking exactly that - shouldn’t capitalism regulate this kind of thing on it’s own or something
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Rather someone on Twitter shared some text - these aren’t the original court orders - they are at best a paraphrase by someone with a certain agenda.
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by antimemetics 2y ago
For me it’s solely the former even if the marketing/press around it hypes up the latter
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by antimemetics 2y ago
„AI“ (a stupid term to begin with) is just a tool like any other - you can use it to make art. Of course it’s not going to be creative on its own - it obviously is not intelligent. But for me comfyui is an incredibly cool tool to be creativ
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Boarding pass checks etc are independent of the security checks. At least security never checked my boarding pass or ID, it was usually a step before and after security checks.
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by antimemetics 2y ago
sunk cost. at least that’s what elastic seems to be betting on.
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Weird, I learned this in three places, at kindergarten, again in school, and at home
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Yes they make a 3d map of your mouth. It’s nonsensical but here we are
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by antimemetics 2y ago
The beak is the best part!
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Surely you are joking
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by antimemetics 2y ago
> it is mostly self impose This is the key. Of course companies don’t object to you working extra hours. You shouldn’t do it - it sets a bad precedent for those who you manage.
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Corporations are a form of “slow” AI - this is literally a war against the machines
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by antimemetics 2y ago
It doesn’t extend to police questioning, i also pointed out it’s a different thing when you are in a court. For the police an innocent bystander can turn into a suspect real fast.
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by antimemetics 2y ago
What is an easy way to do this manually? I can’t think of any, but then again u don’t use TikTok etc
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by antimemetics 2y ago
I think in most modern democracies you aren’t legally required to tell the police anything. Courts are a different case though.
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by antimemetics 2y ago
I rather waste HR drones time than waste my own life taking the job race serious. Honestly this is just what companies have been asking for with their shitty hiring practices.
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by antimemetics 2y ago
I would just shrug and chuck it in the trash tbh. Probably not the first or second time but if it happens often and they don’t listen then definitely
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Always love to shock US-Americans with the fact that we eat raw pork in Germany (google mettigel)
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Don’t worry you didn’t make a bad choice, it’s disillusionment all the way down in this industry
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Dada scientist
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by antimemetics 2y ago
I have a Phillips Hue and they now want to force me to create an account - for security reasons. I don’t know if this sounds as insane to you as it does to me - but a device that does nothing else but emit coloured light needs a frickin acc
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by antimemetics 2y ago
Do you mean that the support burden is not a valid reason to charge for SSO? In my experience support us the most tedious, annoying, and time-costly part of building a SaaS so I would definitely always charge extra for anything that requir
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by antimemetics 2y ago
> Declare an incident first, investigate later. If that would be the best way to deal with it- why is literally no one doing it this way and what does that tell you?