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1mo ago
This requires critical analysis and secondary considerations to be present, if not well developed, in a critical percentage of the population. That population does not exist, and the entire motion of modern culture over the last 50 years ha
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2mo ago
Which means your ability to communicate well becomes paramount. Being weird, being unique does not equate to being unintelligible - but far too many are going to go this way. If "we" want our weird to infect, you need to communica
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2mo ago
Terrible advice. If I were 17, genetics and bio tech at the next frontier, with opportunities to be more than another corporate drone. AI is a lot of bureaucracy and nepotistic who ya know already.
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2mo ago
Now, what this tells me is that LLM AIs can supply the knowledge of the moment for the prepared human person, and the person does not need to learn that knowledge, for a extremely large class of problems. Which is fantastic for capitalism a
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2mo ago
Astute take on current events.
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2mo ago
> Perception is the biggest enemy, and it can be changed. This needs to be formally inscribed above every school entrance.
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2mo ago
Just start reading PKD and you'll find that Crumb comic to be the "lite" experience.
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2mo ago
Oh, and only these two social media sites? Or we're only going to headline echo that it is TikTok? Why does this smell like out of control propaganda?
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2mo ago
You can create a patent that builds on other patents. You can make up all kinds of "what if" "inventions" and spend a lot of money acquiring patents for them, if you have the money to do this originally. Then it is a gam
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2mo ago
In this future you describe, you forgot the key feature: that "everyone" is not really "everyone", because if you are not an individual in the system with all this augmentation, you are "no one" and effectively
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2mo ago
In practice, it is theater. Are they going to do this with the code output too? This is nonsense security theater for the low thinkers to have a sense that someone is in charge. When we all know nobody is in charge, anywhere.
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2mo ago
Curious minds what to know what you are doing animation-wise with Qwen.
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2mo ago
The number of shallow thinkers that believe making video games is playing games all day long and is not incredibly complex software without the people, without the formal educations, and never enough budget to do what one is asked in any re
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2mo ago
Understanding has always been the bottleneck, everywhere for everything. And now, with this new realization, are you going to finally realize that Communications and your skills with it are basically everything ?
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2mo ago
This reminds me of writing physics in game engines.
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2mo ago
So, "cyber capabilities", whoa there horsey, what the fuck is that? Are we making up words or are you trying to court the black hat crowd?
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2mo ago
I'm in my 60's, and I crack my knuckles dozens if not hundreds of times a day. I started very young, and I do every joint on both hands, every finger joint all the way up to the wrist. This is my hands while I deep think, and I th
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2mo ago
Thank you for including these facts.
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2mo ago
It used to be taught, every high school and many early junior high and elementary schools had debate clubs, and the ability to hold complex and nuanced debate used to be intellectual entertainment for many. however, then the 60's youth
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2mo ago
...and this inability to get people to work together is architected, designed, and reinforced constantly. Fact: no where in any general education within the United States are people taught how to discuss issues with disagreement. This is st
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2mo ago
Dumb is evil. Dumb chooses shortcuts every time, even if it harms others, dumb is selfish evil.
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2mo ago
The USA is governed by evil people, and the people of the nation are too stupid and expecting someone else to stop them. Plain as day light.
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2mo ago
And this is why humanity is so filled with failure, the skill of effective communication is not recognized nor respected. It is literally providing the information for others to follow one, and that necessity is unrecognized?
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2mo ago
Well, let me just throw in it is our communication skills, or lack of them, that is our main bottleneck. That goes for pretty much everything humans do, and everything we fail trying to do: it is the quality of those engaged and their commu
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2mo ago
You're pretty propagandized. It's an international city that is the playground for the world's wealthy, no it is not the "Mexicans", it is the stupid dirty wealth. What I describe is an international event every nig
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2mo ago
This nation is sitting ducks? The only reason we don't have Red Dawn is nobody wants this nation idiots.
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2mo ago
> but their biases are still your biases so long as you are the one writing the prompts. That is if you only work with your LLMs / Agents in a "straight ahead" manner, versus using knowledge of the bias baked into AIs and
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I'd say it is the size of the population, far far too many people try to make it in Los Angeles without any specialized educations, so the car washers have 40 people that dry your windows, and the wait staff jobs are exponentially Orwe
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I think the economics of a global entertainment and wealthy persons' playground is what is "ruining" Los Angeles. Earlier in my time there, I spent time in an uber-wealthy circle and basically encountered Epstein-class people
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2mo ago
I worked in Los Angeles doing animation and VFX software for 33 years, and left 5 years ago as the cost of living there made no sense, and my prospects for work became nomadic global chasing of work now taking place in countries with no or
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