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by bergen 3y ago
>I don't think this is any more libertarian than kings and aristocrats of days past were. So very libertarian. >If anything it seems a lot more democratic since he wants it to be available to everyone No, he want's a solutio
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by bergen 3y ago
One of his many lies. https://www.wsj.com/articles/elon-musk-says-he-lives-in-a-50...
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by bergen 3y ago
No, but AI requires zero learning curve and can be automated. I can't spit out 10 images of Tay per second in photoshop. If I want and the API delivers I can easily do that with AI. (Given, would one becoding this it requires a learnin
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by bergen 3y ago
He wanted to replace public transport with a system where you don't have to ride the public transport with the plebs, he want's to colonize mars with the best minds (equal most money for him), he built a tank for urban areas. He p
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by bergen 3y ago
Put in any historical or political context SV is in no way left. They're hardcore libertarian. Just look at their poster boys, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and a plethora of others are very oriented towards totalitarianism from the right. J
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by bergen 3y ago
You are using someone elses propietary technology, you have to deal with their limitations. If you don't like there are endless alternatives. "Wrongly denied" in this case depends on your point of view, clearly DALL-E didn&#x
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by bergen 3y ago
See the recent Taylor Swift scandal. Safety from never ending amounts of deepfake porn and gore for example.
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by bergen 3y ago
Depends, some models are not freely available and in that case you pay very much for access to the model
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by bergen 3y ago
Did you read the books with the intent to incorporate their ideas into your head and profit of this?
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by bergen 3y ago
Which continent/region of the world are you driving the autopilot on? Also remote roads or city?
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by bergen 3y ago
But is it though?
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by bergen 3y ago
Funniest thing is he said at one point that it is 12 months away, including automatic charging? Does such a thing work anywhere or is even attempted? I haven't seen a car that does not need a physical plug and someone getting out to do
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by bergen 3y ago
ANY indication the video was fake? I see none. The example at hand is nice and all, but if you say someone is faking you better have receipts.
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by bergen 3y ago
What does this have to do with east coast elites? There needs to be certain oversight, including chain of command and not every tiny police department should be able to acess ALL phone data without any logging, oversight, intermediary, and
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by bergen 3y ago
Did you every track their tokens? The price of movement of the short and long coins was very dubious. Binance at points allowed up to transfer and 1 BTC without registration, therefore enabling a lot of shady characters to trade on their p
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by bergen 3y ago
A tax on CO2 producers that is redistributed as basic income, helping the smallest guy the most, would be a gradual force to shift to cleaner energy, since the seismic shift that is required cleary is not favored by anyone.
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by bergen 3y ago
"Why don't they just buy stock"? Marie Antoinette or something
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by bergen 3y ago
This is not 100% true, in 2008 you could have a MB/P and upgrade the RAM manually to have better price/performance then most other laptop manufacturers. Today this looks different looking at the "components per dollar" r
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by bergen 3y ago
The 2018 Macbooks had already 8 or 16GB, I'd argue in 5 years the average space needed for a program has significantly risen since then, causing greater wear now then in 2016/2018. https://everymac.com/systems&#x2F
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by bergen 3y ago
Risk avoidance. Extremists (!) are more likely to have dubios donors. And even if they're "normal" political figures or activists, their behaviour in public might damage the bank. This being said this approach is a pretty wil
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by bergen 3y ago
Can someone explain the heating stuff to me? Most sun energy would be available and used in the summer time, where the heat that results from conversion loss is not really of any use?
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by bergen 3y ago
An artist can not professionally scan and incorporate millions of pieces of art into his cortex in a minute for commercial purpose.
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by bergen 3y ago
>Any society that allows 1) ownership and 2) freedom No, this is highly dependend on the definition of "freedom". A huge market freedom, and freedom for money? Yes. The freedom from shakles, from one being a billion times bette
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by bergen 3y ago
>Those two things combined make billionaires unavoidable if you think about it. What service, commodity, or neccessity one owns, one pays a billion for? Considering production is worker owned, there would be no necessity for billionaires
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by bergen 3y ago
Nobody would argue that turning off ChatGPT is killing a sentient being. With a biological network, "turning it off" and killing it are very close if not the same (depending on who you ask). Biological network are present in our
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by bergen 3y ago
Then use that funding to hire one PR guy who is 1/4 the expenses of an AI developer?
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by bergen 3y ago
Ah yes, the infamous city of Naples, where people have been intrinsically violent and bad people for decades, because .. Naples.
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by bergen 3y ago
>another downvote for not liking the same piece of art as you. Please grow a pair of balls. Please grow some balls yourself and accept that not everyone has to have the same opinion and use of the downvote as you.
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by bergen 3y ago
What a take. How is she exactly to blame for the way this turned out? She set the stage for SOMETHING to happen, wether good or bad things happened was completely up to the audience. To see this and say "this is sickness" and &quo
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by bergen 3y ago
Boggled my mind in university that c# was so smooth to get an application running, and the same ideas could not be applied to C++, in basically the same Coding environment. Tried for 4 separate times, always threw the towel.

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