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841.
by ares623 10mo ago
Tbf the internet has stopped being a bastion for freedom and liberty. Governments didn’t do that. The corporations did. The engineers working at those corporations did.
842.
by ares623 10mo ago
Don’t take away my coding machine away from me please.
843.
by ares623 10mo ago
Then they’d get prosecuted?
844.
by ares623 10mo ago
I don't have enough snark in me (yet) to make a "proud to be AI" list to make such lookups easier.
845.
by ares623 10mo ago
Just in time for a Government guaranteed backstop.
846.
by ares623 10mo ago
> A mass fertility reduction can only really happen through a decline in prosperity. Uhh I think you got it backwards. The poorer a country is, the higher its fertility rates.
847.
by ares623 10mo ago
Would be funny if Jacobs just walks in, gives the squatters a small cut of the fee, and leaves.
848.
by ares623 10mo ago
It’s because the Meta brand is poison.
849.
by ares623 10mo ago
It really does seem like friends giving friends a piece of the pie before it all blows up.
850.
by ares623 10mo ago
I was too young, too naive, and/or too ignorant to know the Internet would do those things. I would argue a majority of us were. AI is _very_ clearly going to lead to a lot of negative outcomes, and I am no longer too young, naive, and
851.
by ares623 10mo ago
Putting your career and reputation on the line for what. AI psychosis is real after all.
852.
by ares623 10mo ago
My 20 PRs per day will insulate me when society collapses
853.
by ares623 10mo ago
Did the founders have a nice leisurely walk in the park with Mark
854.
by ares623 10mo ago
Love the mix of metaphors.
855.
by ares623 10mo ago
Maybe cleaning house and doing laundry needs to start being marketed as an art form /s
856.
by ares623 10mo ago
6-7%
857.
by ares623 10mo ago
Hard to take you seriously unless the EU rich domiciled there, stayed there permanently, and didn't get the benefits of their home EU countries, benefits that come from taxes they do not pay into.
858.
by ares623 10mo ago
Like toddlers dropping bricks onto the motorway and hitting speeding motorists. "It's the brick's fault shrugs what can you do really?" Makes me wonder, if someone were to mail AI generated smut to children, would they
859.
by ares623 10mo ago
s/economy/stock market/g
860.
by ares623 10mo ago
I was in NZ during COVID. I was adamantly pro-lockdowns. In hindsight, it was a very selfish view. It benefitted my family directly and I was more than happy to follow the rules and scoff at those that didn’t. I won’t claim to know what the
861.
by ares623 10mo ago
No amount of TC is gonna insulate these IC’s that their beloved AI future is promised to bring.
862.
by ares623 10mo ago
hold up a minute
863.
by ares623 10mo ago
A shrapnel is just a piece of metal. Why get mad about it.
864.
by ares623 10mo ago
Again, cheating. There's no off button for the damn things.
865.
by ares623 10mo ago
This will get buried but one thing that really grinds my gears are parents whose kids are right now struggling to get a job. Yet the parents are super bullish on AI. Read the room guys.
866.
by ares623 10mo ago
It’s a bit cheating though particularly for Gemini. It’s been inserted into something that already had high usage numbers.
867.
by ares623 10mo ago
I wouldn't be angry if current AI _only_ automated programmers/software engineers. I'd be worried and stressed out, but not angry. But it also automates _everything else_. Art and self-expression, most especially. And it did
868.
by ares623 10mo ago
I mean a line was gonna show up at some point. Maybe for a lot of people AI was that line. Or AI pushed too hard too quickly making the line too apparent.
869.
by ares623 10mo ago
It’s worth it though my manager said I was an extra good little worker in my last review. (/s)
870.
by ares623 10mo ago
I think the backlash comes from all the "AI-driven" layoffs that absolutely impact the end users negatively.

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