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by cudgy 2y ago
Whose freedom is maintained by working on weapons projects?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Cool project. Thanks for posting. I may look into it to breathe life into my beautiful old iMac. Are you using it for your old macs? Of course, it’s not perfect but what is. https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-P
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by cudgy 2y ago
“The Solarians specialized in the construction of robots, which they exported to the other Spacer Worlds.” Thanks for this, but Solarians have an economy that sells robots to other planets. Earth has no such luxury.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Ok. I guess they have themselves to Lord over. I’d hardly call that an economy though.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Maybe the CEO wanted to move back to Texas before they went bankrupt? /s
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by cudgy 2y ago
Has anyone validated that deepseek was actually trained using the processors they claim and under the given time constraint?
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by cudgy 2y ago
I assume you’re some sort of a seriously high-level research scientist, given the high-level writing and use of the word lesswrongian. Otherwise, you have no way of understanding what this “research assistant“ is generating. Furthermore, if
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by cudgy 2y ago
“as an infectious disease epidemiologist” Yet you propose no thoughts of your own. You only base it on your belief in people around you and your disbelief of people you assume are political. This sounds not scientific at all. Are you really
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by cudgy 2y ago
“Better to have launched and lost than never to have launched at all” Spoken like someone that uses other people‘s money. I think the statement would be different if it was their own money being lost for the startup or interest rates weren’
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by cudgy 2y ago
Maybe because the Fintech companies are being built and largely financed by the banks?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Of what use are the peasants in an AI driven and dominated feudal society, though. Maybe us peasants be useful in wars or battles between the different lords, but this would also probably be performed by automated drones and robots. It woul
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by cudgy 2y ago
What did Lena Kahn actually accomplish though? Maybe they had to pay some fines some traffic tickets essentially.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Actually, there’s still a chance the current administration can do something about it. But there’s a zero chance the previous administration did anything about it.
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by cudgy 2y ago
> Actually doing business is hard no matter what it is. Especially when for one reason or another, 97% of the market is controlled by the potato cartel. Yes, it’s hard because you’re trying to fight a cartel. And furthermore, the cartels
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by cudgy 2y ago
Seems odd to me for a country with 300+ million people in it. when I hear a “farmer” complaining on the news about losing illegal immigrants and how they can’t afford to pay living wages to people working on their farms. News organizations
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by cudgy 2y ago
Go to the settings of the graph and set the graph to logarithmic. Growth is linear.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Except develop apps for the Apple platform. Or use any of the new features of the Apple macOS. Or soon receive any security updates.
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by cudgy 2y ago
People have been delivering goods to stores for hundreds of years. How much expertise and convenience is required?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Maybe in the future send an email with just a few simple words and phrases that then gets expanded by LLMs on the receiver end. A weird future awaits.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Question I have is if no one has any job because it’s been replaced by AI, what happens to the economy?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Microsoft not the only one.Mac OS upgrades effectively brick their own hardware. I’ve got a beautiful 27 inch iMac with a retina screen 5k … unusable now on last 2 OS updates.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Maybe you are a billionaire or not paying attention to trends for the average person. Not sure, but Billionaire's are at war with the population, so why shouldn’t the population fight back? By the way, the population fighting back will
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by cudgy 2y ago
Good luck changing companies as a single regular employee. Likely to backfire unfortunately. A union of employees on the other hand might have some pull.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Yes. No incentives, no excess motivation. However, these companies don’t know how to accurately measure production in jobs other than sales, so there are no incentives for them to offer incentives. Classic chicken or egg problem.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Freedom for whom?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Google employees felt that way at one time, relying on the old motto “Do no evil”. How’d that work out?
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by cudgy 2y ago
True. The long ads are mostly scams or Chuck Norris fitness plans for 70+ year old people.
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by cudgy 2y ago
Doesn’t youtube already take a cut of the ad revenue paid directly from the advertisers?
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by cudgy 2y ago
Allowing student debts to be included in bankruptcy takes care of most of the issue. Those that were unable to find decent, paying jobs will have a path to relieve the stress of high student loan payments, while those that found high paying
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by cudgy 2y ago
Sure. Everyone reads the 100 page TOS for every site and app they use, right?

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