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by clipsy 6mo ago
Should, but won't.
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by clipsy 6mo ago
> U.S. Says Let me know when someone halfway trustworthy says it.
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by clipsy 6mo ago
If you can't explain your idea, I doubt it possesses any merit. A commoditization of AI as you're describing does not in any way rule out mass unemployment.
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by clipsy 6mo ago
I've reread your post a few times and I can't make heads or tails of it. I don't even disagree with anything you've said, it just seems like a total non-sequitur; nothing you've said gives any reason to disbelieve t
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by clipsy 6mo ago
Perhaps there are no such movements because all the men who could start them choose to sit around waiting for women to do it instead?
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by clipsy 6mo ago
This checks out: all the confederate flag wavers view conscription just like they view slavery: it's great when it happens to someone else.
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by clipsy 7mo ago
Perhaps you missed the memo, but affording basic dignity/respect to those you disagree with is "woke" and therefore bad.
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by clipsy 7mo ago
> high context fox-like (a la terrence tao's foxes and hedgehogs) Pedantically, I think you mean Isaiah Berlin's foxes and hedgehogs[0]. > assuming we dont have some incredibly unlikely massive mobilization towards post-work
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by clipsy 7mo ago
I'm sure they'll welcome us as liberators and we can declare "Mission Accomplished!" any day now.
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by clipsy 7mo ago
Sometimes you just need to reheat mutton in a hurry.
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by clipsy 7mo ago
Funny, I certainly think Americans have bad morals and ethics, and your comment is an example of why.
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by clipsy 7mo ago
> They do data integration the way IBM does under contract for the governments Good thing IBM's data integration was never used for ill! Oh, wait https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_World_War_II
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by clipsy 7mo ago
> Yes, who is taking bets? Polymarket: https://polymarket.com/event/will-the-us-invade-cuba-in-2026 Sure enough, the odds are surging!
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by clipsy 8mo ago
Were the peace talks run by Task Force Frog?
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by clipsy 8mo ago
> Inequality will always be a thing. If you want to engage honestly, you can start by acknowledging that there is an enormous gap between believing that "record breaking wealth inequality is bad and causing societal problems" v
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by clipsy 8mo ago
If you aren't going to tell us what the elephant in the room is, aren't you part of the problem?
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by clipsy 8mo ago
> Again, folks, the argument here is from existence. If the browser stack is insufficient for developing UIs in the modern world, then why is it winning so terrifyingly? If McDonald’s hamburgers taste like warmed-over shit, why are they
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by clipsy 8mo ago
You might try giving an example of a complex UI that isn't a frustratingly slow resource hog next time you're posting this rant.
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by clipsy 8mo ago
Documenting the disabilities seems ethically dubious (and perhaps legally dicey -- not sure if HIPAA applies here); wouldn't it be sufficient to document just the accomodations? Those are what should be relevant to employers and grad s
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by clipsy 8mo ago
What work do you imagine a "low paid fungible AI operator" would perform, out of curiosity?
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by clipsy 8mo ago
> To be frank, 'soon' is now When is your movie premiering? I'll be waiting with bated breath.
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by clipsy 8mo ago
So? OpenAI free-rode on vast quantities of copyrighted material. As usual, the oligarchs want to be protected by the law but not bound by it.
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by clipsy 8mo ago
Snopes confirms this: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/bondi-epstein-files-system... But everyone knows Snopes is leftist propaganda, so it's probably false. /s
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by clipsy 8mo ago
"Unlimited" with the caveat that 4-5 weeks is typical and anything over 6 weeks requires multiple layers of management going to bat for you.
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by clipsy 8mo ago
Yikes, someone's a bit oversensitive
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by clipsy 8mo ago
> It's deceptively styled to look a big boy car, but it's a matchbox. That's why no reviewers will show themselves or anyone else towering over it. It's for those who want a big car, but without all that space. I miss
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by clipsy 8mo ago
> This is not a car for tech bros with no culture, no traditions, and no past. Weird, because that's exactly what it looks like.
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by clipsy 8mo ago
I must have missed the episode where Babu spent months in a concentration camp despite having his paperwork in order and doing nothing wrong.
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by clipsy 8mo ago
If you think it was sarcasm, I'd certainly be willing to hear what you think the actual statement being made was. Please explain: - What the actual intent of the post was - How the text of the post communicated that intent Thanks!
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by clipsy 8mo ago
I thought Anthropic's commercials were pretty good at skewering advertising in AI, but from an effectiveness standpoint I don't know how much Joe Sixpack cares about (or is even aware of) different AI companies.

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