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811.
by ares623 10mo ago
Ah the ol’ “fuck you got mine” approach
812.
by ares623 10mo ago
I heard this is solved now with AI
813.
by ares623 10mo ago
Being hyper connected with family is overrated. A little bit of distance is healthy. Makes the rare reunion more meaningful.
814.
by ares623 10mo ago
I really hate working in software sometimes. The evil that computing is enabling now is getting harder and harder to ignore and I just feel ashamed sometimes to be in the field.
815.
by ares623 10mo ago
At least they’re honest about it
816.
by ares623 10mo ago
A rare glimpse into the enshittification that is to come to these tools. It’s only a matter of time.
817.
by ares623 10mo ago
I would say around 2023. I refuse to believe the slop propagated that fast. And there's more than enough content for one person to consume. Very little reason to consume content newer than 2023.
818.
by ares623 10mo ago
One group is keen on rushing on destroying society for a quality-of-life improvement that they can't even be bothered to measure.
819.
by ares623 10mo ago
I know Musk will be untouchable but if X has offices around the world can the people there be held accountable?
820.
by ares623 10mo ago
They're selling "I'm an AI investor" stickers to show off at the next family reunion
821.
by ares623 10mo ago
The article singles out a recent pro-union ruling that might've contributed to their issues, but no details about the $350M+ losses over 2 decades. Never miss an opportunity I guess.
822.
Poison Fountain(rnsaffn.com)
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823.
by ares623 10mo ago
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824.
by ares623 10mo ago
There definitely is greed involved. But the other way around
825.
by ares623 10mo ago
I base my multigenerational dream on the documentary “Encanto”
826.
by ares623 10mo ago
Maybe countries need to seriously consider stockpiling old hardware. Rather than sending ewaste to Southeast Asia for “recycling”, old laptops and smartphones could be the only things usable in a future fractured world.
827.
by ares623 10mo ago
Sweet then your fired coworker goes “i will do the same work for 80% of thw09j9m’s salary”.
828.
by ares623 10mo ago
How much you willing to bet they've already tried that in an A/B experiment and found that it affected engagement in a negative way so didn't roll it out further.
829.
by ares623 10mo ago
We can all have fun being homeless I guess
830.
by ares623 10mo ago
I heard OpenAI are going to put together a panel of experts to declare AGI. I wonder how that's going.
831.
by ares623 10mo ago
I think you’re missing the other half to that conclusion.
832.
by ares623 10mo ago
Just like human CEOs /s
833.
by ares623 10mo ago
Because the situation is not symmetrical. The corporations and strangers have direct access to the child’s online presence and are constantly monitoring and hovering over them. If the corporations don’t want to lose that constant access the
834.
by ares623 10mo ago
Totally. If you find LLMs interesting imagine how interesting actual growing and developing intelligence is.
835.
by ares623 10mo ago
Is there one of Elon Musk?
836.
by ares623 10mo ago
It's a good thing OpenAI has _two_ CEO's. It's like having two kidneys. When a CEO needs to held accountable, there's a spare available.
837.
by ares623 10mo ago
All they (management) had to do was _not_ shove it down everyone's throats. Now everyone has a gag reflex to it.
838.
by ares623 10mo ago
America and a bunch of western developed countries are about to experience first hand why immigrants go to their countries. I find some of the comments here funny, they don’t have the imagination on how bad things can really get.
839.
by ares623 10mo ago
Like hundreds of thousands other workers who had the same genius idea.
840.
by ares623 10mo ago
No, not like that. /s

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