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canelonesdeverd
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canelonesdeverd
5d ago
Really sad to reduce ourselves to meat-proxies.
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canelonesdeverd
8d ago
The comment seems in line with real life, while your catchphrase about democratization is more like wishful thinking.
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canelonesdeverd
14d ago
Yes, money is God and companies are his saints. Keep your head down and surrender everything to them
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canelonesdeverd
15d ago
This level of psychosis makes me wonder if adults should be banned from using AI as well.
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canelonesdeverd
16d ago
Won't somebody think of the struggling megacorporations?
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canelonesdeverd
17d ago
A bit concerning how some people in this thread will bend over backwards to defend mass surveillance. Not surprising given who owns the board, but still.
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canelonesdeverd
19d ago
>AI in 20 years will very likely produce art indistinguishable and as profound as human art. If you see art only as more "content" to be mindlessly consumed, maybe.
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canelonesdeverd
1mo ago
"Linux has been infected by le woke mob and we're making it Great Again"
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canelonesdeverd
3mo ago
"How much value can this bring?" Is the question that the incompetents at microslop needed to ask themselves before absorbing half the industry, not the smug justification for killing great tech after failing to capitalize on it.
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canelonesdeverd
3mo ago
>some member of The Tribe >his Ring getting kissed >all the betas Wow the quality of online discourse is really in the gutter.
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canelonesdeverd
3mo ago
If someone could pick and choose jobs they wouldn't be a warehouse worker, come on now.
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canelonesdeverd
4mo ago
>Unrealistic, ridiculous So, a videogame?
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canelonesdeverd
4mo ago
> It should be easy enough to explain why that’s incorrect then I'd say people who have the lived experience of, well, living, are well aware that the brain is much more than just a token predictor.
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canelonesdeverd
4mo ago
Resources and Mission Center are really good.
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canelonesdeverd
4mo ago
It's telling that the most frequent attempt at a counter-argument is just thinly-veiled misanthropy.
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canelonesdeverd
4mo ago
>It’s icky to see someone make a moral argument to have something banned Which are valid arguments in your opinion?
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canelonesdeverd
4mo ago
You are beyond mentally ill. Seek professional help because you are losing touch with reality.
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canelonesdeverd
4mo ago
>and defends abortion before and after birth abortion after birth? as in, killing a newborm baby? what are you even talking about
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canelonesdeverd
5mo ago
> How come is anyone "entitled" to a decent living? kind of the point of living in a civilized society i reckon
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canelonesdeverd
5mo ago
10/10 parody, perfectly nailed the delusion.
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canelonesdeverd
6mo ago
Cloudfare got pretty far with nginx+luajit before switching to rust, iirc
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canelonesdeverd
6mo ago
>what has he got wrong? For starters, Greta Thunberg doesn't seem to be the antichrist.
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canelonesdeverd
6mo ago
If you are a gamedev considering native support for linux then you are using the steam runtime (i.e. a debian container) anyways.
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canelonesdeverd
6mo ago
Whatever point you're trying to make I hope you realize it's not a good look to phrase it like that.
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canelonesdeverd
6mo ago
I disagree, I think the over-reliance in these tools turns AI providers into the final gatekeepers of the profession. And with the raising prices of hardware, I'm afraid AI will make computing as a whole inaccessible to most people.