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by autoexec 4mo ago
I fully agree that the only hope is offline/open source systems that we can verify are working for us and not anyone else. The more complex the hardware is the more difficult it'll be to keep them safe. To avoid bugging my home it
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> Government forced speech is never reasonable. Government forced speech includes food companies needing to add ingredient labels on packaging including allergen info, landlords needing to notify tenants before entering their homes, stor
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Exactly and any "future robots" that are actually capable of cleaning your home will be doing the same thing. It'd be streaming 24/7 audio/video/sensor data of everyone and everything in your home back to the c
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Zoning is useful for keeping people from building apartments right next to paper mills, pig farms, and superfund sites because those places tend to become slums. Building height restrictions and density limits provide people with the abilit
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by autoexec 4mo ago
I don't know what domain was used to send that crap but you should probably have an abuse contact listed at kaneo.app so that if people do discover issues from your service they have an easy way to get a hold of you.
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Some companies are discovering that they can get by just fine by overcharging the insanely rich and never bothering with providing goods and services to the middle class or the poor at all. The rich don't buy as many food items or work
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> we can give people meaning, community, culture, growth, without relying on employment and money I agree, but those people will still need to eat and pay rent so I guess they're stuck either working or dying. People will always fin
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> the studies are set in a society in which the main way of existing in society and contributing to it is via employment. That's the one we live in though, so I guess that seems fair
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> Why does this mean AI-aided color correction, 25fps to 30fps, or upscaling 480p to 1080p should be treated the same? You may not be old enough to remember seeing it, but notices like "This film has been modified from its original
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by autoexec 4mo ago
That's the big worry now. We've got to wait to find out if we still have a democracy or not. They're trying to stop us from being able to vote them out of power. Even if they're unsuccessful it just means we have a chanc
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Just wait until companies are dependent on on it. When their employees can't think without it. When their AI generated codebase is such a mess they'd need a rewrite to understand it without AI. When they've got AI embedded in
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by autoexec 4mo ago
The government is already tracking every possible detail they can get their hands about every single citizen. Why wouldn't they expend at least that much effort on the people with sensitive information? The records are collected, the o
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by autoexec 4mo ago
You can usually choose to "need" to use a particular product or service though. It's not always worth it, but there's a choice.
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Of course, that way they can so they can refuse to work until you uninstall or give in to their demands. There are other operating systems that present fake data at least.
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by autoexec 4mo ago
What I'm doing: leaving them all off
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by autoexec 4mo ago
All of them in any amount and yes, your specific 3 seconds should be labeled as being AI generated in your video (or description) and your entire video should be labeled as made using AI by youtube. A 30 minute speech by a president where I
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by autoexec 4mo ago
And skill. Using AI is basically zero effort and tends to produce half-assed output. It's no wonder people are put off by it.
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by autoexec 4mo ago
It sounds like part of the problem was the national government selling the service instead of just leasing out the lines to private companies to use or better yet letting local government deal with it. A company might be willing to provide
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by autoexec 4mo ago
That's the truth. It'll be everywhere. I guess moderation and voting will have to keep quality content surfaced, but at the rate AI slop can be generated that might get very difficult.
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> If I say I want more songs like that I mean songs that fuse rock/jazz/funk, not more songs that fans of [rock band] are into. I agree. There are bands where I'm not into their usual stuff but they have one or two songs t
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> I wish HN would split into two "subreddits", /r/HN and /r/AI This is what everyone wants when some new thing that's ridiculously over-hyped comes along. The bubble will burst and it'll calm down.
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by autoexec 4mo ago
The main reason Google loved search was because it was the primary way they got your personal info. Now Chrome gives Googles your entire browsing history, Gmail lets them read your email, youtube tells them what you're interested in, a
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> They say AI mode is the most popular feature they've ever introduced, and is driving an increase in total search queries. Technically, all the people who google "how do I disable this shitty AI mode in google" would coun
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by autoexec 4mo ago
I could see that being useful. Maybe have a different color or font for each one so that its easy to see them at a glance and you don't have to keep prefacing everything.
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Besides just not wanting to look insecure, there are good reasons to include sources, even in cases where you actually have the info memorized. It shows someone where they can find that information for themselves in the future. That way the
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by autoexec 4mo ago
> If you really rewrite LLM’s response in your own words, I will know that you have learnt something. Because if you tell me directly that you have asked Claude, next time I will probably ask Claude directly as I don’t need you. On the o
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by autoexec 4mo ago
This isn't a terrible idea, but I'd password protect it and share the password with the people you want to be able to contact you. That'll help avoid spam/scams. "I'm your family member in trouble please send m
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Are you sure that the "Internet is a natural monopoly" people were actually people and not just bots and shills? The only reason I could see real people wanting a monopoly would be if they were pushing for the government to handle
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by autoexec 4mo ago
Agreed, although in addition to that the hope was to do other things too like divert funds out of tasks the police do that they shouldn't be doing in the first place (like mental health calls and wellness checks) and into social servic
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by autoexec 4mo ago
I'd agree that deregulation is a complete hard no for most people, but that's because removing bad/watered down regulation isn't enough. Calling for "deregulation" is like saying "defund the police".

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