cons0le

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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   If AI was so good, you would think we could give people a choice whether or not to use it. And you would think it would make such an obvious difference, that everyone would choose to use it and keep using it. Instead, I can't open any
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   So there's no point in pushing for pasture raised, and it's either all or nothing ? I think incremental progress is possible. I think rolling back and gag laws would make a positive difference in animal welfare because people woul
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   I would much rather lobby for ending ad gag laws, and fighting for better treatment of animals. I think its more realistic than getting people to give up meat entirely
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   I've tried many times here to voice my reservations against AI. I've been accused of being on the "anti AI hype train" multiple times today. As if there isn't a massive pro AI hype train. I watched an nfl game for t
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   So far the 2 answers you've received are killing people and sending emails. I don't think either of those are particularly valuable to the society I'd like to see us build. We're already incredibly dialed in and efficien
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   I can't imagine the community here changing how they feel. I think one of the biggest divides between pro/anti AI is the type of ideal society that we wish to see built. His rant reads as deeply human. I don't think that&#x27
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   Is the "Great wealth for everyone in America" in the room with us now? There's certainly great wealth for ~1000 billionaires, but where I am nobody I know has healthcare, or owns a house for example. If your argument is that
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   The only way to phase out meat is to make a replacement that actually tastes good. Come to the american south and ask them to try tempeh. They'll look at you like you asked them to eat roaches. It's a cultural thing.
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   by cons0le 9mo ago

   Finally someone echoes my sentiments. It's my sincere belief that many in the software community are glazing AI for the purposes of career advancement. Not because they actually like it. One person I know is developing an AI tool with
10. 70.▲
    by cons0le 9mo ago

    In 2025, the most profitable companies are ones where nobody knows what they do. Salesforce, Palantir, Oracle, ect.
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    15 years ago I tried it and got that path error. 1 year ago I tried again and still got the same error. I'm well aware that it's simple enough to fix. But I was baffled that the same error was still there.
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    I wanted to express similar sentiment, but I didn't understand how I would without leaving a rule breaking comment. It's my sincerely held opinion that we're fostering a culture here that ignores the "human impact"
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    Set up jellyfin and tube archivist - I can't stand buffering
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    Thanks for this. Now I can send the pic to my local PEV group
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    The food was probably healthier too
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    This seems like a pretty loosey goosey study. How do you realistically quantify someone's "overall happiness in life" and "burnout risk" into 1 number ? I'm not sure how they did the control group, but I would
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    God every website is such garbage these days. 1 second timer, full page pop up. Geolocation logging to sell to advertisers... I'm just not gonna read the article. It's a shame cause it looks interesting
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    Probably flagging vapes and recorders as guns . . .
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    In your dreams maybe
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    bruh, we're never making it to space as a society if you can't stop getting hung up on pointless shit like this who friggen cares? why can the president diddle kids, but a random internet user has to have perfect grammar to be tak
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    I notice that when anyone says anything negative about the rich on the internet, people show up at lightspeed like you insulted their mom to defend them
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    Isn't AI too new to study it's effects on the kids?
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    They can do whatever they want with it with the sure knowledge that the users will never leave it. Tiktok is the digital equivalent of "getting kids addicted to heroin"
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    " See but what if instead of ctrl+F, we fired up a nvdia gpu in a data center instead .... " I'll pass. Also for people that already know another language, the auto translate is annoying, inaccurate, and strips all of the hu
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    All for searching something trivial, where for 99% of cases the already indexed wikipedia summary is good enough and way faster
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    Just saving this comment here for the future, so when he does it in 2 years I can come back and rub it in
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    I think we should label devs overreliant on AI as "Engineers who dismiss themselves"
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    The EV one won't happen because people here are fundamentally culturally opposed to EVs
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    We can't even make a robot that folds clothes yet ..
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    by cons0le 10mo ago

    It's not for a bet. The presents are just for celebration. You could call it an expression of joy