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by aredox 1y ago
I can't look at this without asking myself "how many of these are completely generated"? Thanks for destroying trust, AI researchers and companies. On top of everything else.
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by aredox 1y ago
This doesn't contadict that rich renters have it better than actual workers - sucking the riches they produce. You are just pointing out some of the reasons why.
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by aredox 1y ago
More interesting analysis of where things stand: "Spending is being held up by the wealthy, while consumption from middle and lower income groups continues to fade." https://www.axios.com/2025/08/08/
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by aredox 1y ago
Your post is like listing all the Jewish people in showbiz and politics to show that the Protocols of the Elders of Zion "might be reasonable". >That is a pretty accurate description of where Europe ended up in the 1900s to t
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by aredox 1y ago
>the immigration policy of the US is to make whites a minority Did the immigration policy of the US was to make WASPs a minority? Time to deport or lynch those Papist "Guidos" and "Wops" before they destroy America, I
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by aredox 1y ago
>The other problem is special pleading - the author adds more and more conditions on what constitutes the "paranoid style", until he's able to isolate the phenomenon to mostly the right half of the political spectrum. Mean
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by aredox 1y ago
And now "flagged", because apparently, an informed interview with a 19-years veteran who worked on AI is problematic (whereas Sam Altman's or Elon Musk's PR and bullshitting never is).
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by aredox 1y ago
>Has anyone really been saying that we're going to replace doctors or teachers? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jun/30/microsoft... https://people.com/bill-gates-ai-wi
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by aredox 1y ago
Lots of people were very happy to pay for NFTs. Lots of people were very happy to pay for 3D TVs / VR headsets. Lots of people were very happy to pay for "full self-driving[0]". [0] you need to have your hands on the wheel a
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by aredox 1y ago
It is indeed completely stupid: if he can do that, others can too, which means they can be more productive than he is, and the only way he would spend more time with his fiancé, family, friends, and dog is by becoming quickly unemployed
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"AI hype" is the true AI product(hardresetmedia.substack.com)
40 points by aredox 1y ago|20 comments
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by aredox 1y ago
Of you. But you dodge my question about people who aren't you but you care about (if there is any of the sort).
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by aredox 1y ago
Your so-called "deadliest conflict in American History" was just a blip in demographics of WASPs, whereas Native Americans have been almost exterminated and Black Slaves have died by the millions.
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by aredox 1y ago
Of course you disagree, you are not the one being targeted. I wonder how long you would stand being impersonated in various situations. Or your parents. Or your significant other. Or your (adult) kids. Would you still tell them to their fac
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by aredox 1y ago
>the data it puts out is coaxed into a model, which provide us with nothing we don't already know from ground based instrumentation. https://www.npr.org/2025/08/04/nx-s1-5453731/nasa-carbon-dio...
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by aredox 1y ago
>An official review by NASA in 2023 [0] found that "the data are of exceptionally high quality" and recommended continuing the mission for at least three years. [0] https://science.nasa.gov/wp-content/upload
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by aredox 1y ago
>The satellite actually performed a lot better than anyone was expecting, becoming the "gold standard" in space-based carbon dioxide measurements. >"The mission has also uncovered insights into CO2 emissions from cities
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by aredox 1y ago
I recommend again and again Alex Wellerstein's blog on all those topics: https://blog.nuclearsecrecy.com
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Everyone Pays Higher Electricity Bills Because of Data Centers(axios.com)
2 points by aredox 1y ago|0 comments
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by aredox 1y ago
>Monarchy would probably result in a much more efficient gov, with competent staffed departments. ... Thank you for this joke, Curtis Yarvin. Now get off.
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by aredox 1y ago
>Instead, you choose to devolve into personal attacks (probably because you don't have any good arguments or explanations). Independant agencies have been set up since the 1880s. Do you think you are the first person to "ask qu
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by aredox 1y ago
I think it is the same: build reputation and trust in your brand, and then abuse that trust by making more and more consumer-screwing decisions.
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by aredox 1y ago
The executive branch is there to execute the decisions of the judiciary branch, following the rules and laws set by the legislative branch. Are you completely unaware of the principle of separation of powers conceptualized 250 years ago w
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by aredox 1y ago
>How are they responsive to the will of the people? What is this "will of the people" you are talking about? What people are you talking about? How do you infer their "will"? This current president has been elected by
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by aredox 1y ago
>If his 15-year career at the bureau was coming to an end, he wanted to depart with at least some dignity rather than being marched out the door. By the following afternoon, he had resigned. Thank you for thinking about yourself first, a
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by aredox 1y ago
You already have that, and it's called the FED. The CIA has more oversight than the FED, through the "gang of eight" and the Congress' OCA. The problem with the CIA is deeper than the CIA and is related to Americans&#x27
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by aredox 1y ago
I saw "Python" and was going to comment a completely stand-alone* executable would be simpler, and then I scrolled and holy moly , there are a lot of features there! It would be quite some work to redo it in another lang. *It alr
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by aredox 1y ago
It is even more amazing when you consider that in the USA, it was normal (for boys) to bath in the nude, indoor but sometimes with spectators, and even to have to show their genitals to the teacher or pool attendant. This has been complete
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by aredox 1y ago
Nuclear reactors regularly shut down because the water from the nearby river is already too hot. https://www.euronews.com/2025/07/02/france-and-switzerland-s...
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by aredox 1y ago
Has the NRA ever defended the right of black people like the Black Panthers to bear arms? https://www.history.com/articles/black-panthers-gun-control-... Your second amendment defenders are actually on the side of tyra

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