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4mo ago
The scary part is that it doesn't need to be reliable. I mean look at the direction of vibe coding. We went from caring about efficiency to just saying screw it, 100k lines of code as long as it ships a day sooner. Look at ai emails an
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4mo ago
You know zuck has been training his own AI replacement right? Humans rubber stamping control of resources will just be that and a temporary blip.
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4mo ago
There was always ignorance, just in recent decades and centuries we decided to give these people the reins. When you look at early democratic models it was never a case of literally anyone with a pulse given the right to vote. They all had
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4mo ago
More likely is people are stripped entirely of any economic value and influence. Tribesmen struggling to survive in a mad max apocalyptic scenario while the world's money is spent and made in a business to business environment, in prot
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4mo ago
Democracies will not have any easier time. The issue is the voting base is poorly informed by design so that it might be manipulated by outside forces. The US government does a poor job propagandizing its own citizens and defers that task t
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4mo ago
Why would you keep your medicaid if you already have employee sponsored healthcare that comes out of your would be earnings?
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4mo ago
Not true in life science at least.
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4mo ago
We close and lock our doors to keep people undergoing psychosis out. Burglars are not stopped by locks.
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You are getting caught up in how the sausage is made and not the fact that the sausage was always getting sold either way. So what if I can make 1 or a billion propaganda videos a day? The volume here does not matter. The end result is the
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4mo ago
The ads are so stupid too because you know absolutely no one on earth is buying some product because it is on a dugout or they named a stadium after it. "Oh I'll bank with SoFi because they payed for naming rights," Only some
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4mo ago
Are we acting like that was ever a limiting factor towards disseminating propaganda in the analog age?
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4mo ago
Not really. End result is the same: manipulated image.
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4mo ago
Plenty of people. If you have running water, some tape, and trashbags, you too could have a darkroom. https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/objects/objects@exhibi... The roll itself can be manipulated too. Most of
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4mo ago
Plenty could. https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/objects/objects@exhibi...
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It is really not any different. People would throw a hubcap in the air and pitch it as a UFO photo and idiots would latch on to that. You could take a photo of the empire state building and use a double exposure to make it look like you wer
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4mo ago
>And for many of us (maybe bar the Southern-most part of the US) Actually look at median temperatures in the US. Summers in Atlanta and Chicago are remarkably similar as it is.
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4mo ago
You should see what people were capable of in the darkroom, let alone before all this. You could always manipulate imagery ever since there was imagery to manipulate.
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4mo ago
>When nowadays you can easily half bake something in a few hours and get it working, tailored _specifically_ to your needs. The thing is this requires you are given liberty to actually do this yourself. Think of something like say LMS so
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4mo ago
Four AA
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Have you been formally diagnosed as a sociopath yet?
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4mo ago
Ideally you want society to continue to function after you retire unless you plan on jumping off a cliff at 62.
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This is only true when you compare the PhD field degree to something like finance where you can make real money at 23 years old. If the alternative is a bs for a path where most people end up going PhD, you will be working for like $20/
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4mo ago
Administration doesn't care about race, but conservative in groups and liberal out groups. Race is a sort of proxy drumbbeat to appease the most stupid of their base. This is why people like Marco Rubio or Scott Turner are part of the
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4mo ago
>I'm sorry, but you're regurgitating cliches, and probably don't have deep knowledge of this subject. >You should get some Airpod Pros, you might like them. Talk about some nominative determinism between your prickish t
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4mo ago
Except you don't get injured. You know what happens when I read a book at the end of the day after working all day? I fall asleep about 20 pages in, and sleep like a rock. You know what happens when I read HN at the end of the day afte
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I mean the trinity test didn't fizzle out. Seems like most bomb tests went off without a hitch first go. Again these were mostly teams of physicists under 30 years old doing this work. I would guess "how I would build my nuclear b
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Eventually they will throw out the book though right? This is what I am getting at. Rather than throw out the book, give the last person who is getting to use it the option to keep it. Saves on incineration costs and hey maybe some would ap
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4mo ago
There is no break even point, you always come out ahead doing it yourself because your caloric burn is the same for the day whether you build the tool or AI builds the tool. Only way the AI example might avoid that is if it tells you to jum
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4mo ago
You can look at the sample form for 2020 census and you will find it is not on there.
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They don't ask about religious affiliation on the census. 1. How many people were living or staying in this house, apartment, or mobile home on April 1, 2020? 2. Were there any additional people staying here on April 1, 2020 that you d
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