freitzkriesler2

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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   There were 130IQs thinking the internet and crypto had little value as well (we can argue about crypto's utility) but the point still stands: high IQ doesn't preclude someone from being wrong, it just reduces the likelihood. And t
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   Yup, china is a good bell weather for the type of destructive boosts we'll see in jobs with AI. They have no scruples about laying off a ton of their workforce. Wait until non union entertainment industry jobs get a hold of this AI stu
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   Um about that https://twitter.com/townhallcom/status/1645499884131295263 Press secretary is doing just that. Sorry but your beloved party does just that.
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   > SO FUCKING WHAT. Maybe they're useless garbage now, maybe not, but either way that still doesn't make them a government mouthpiece. Like I said, until they're critical of the administration like they were with Bush Jr, t
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   Wahwahwhatabout! We're talking about NPR, not Twitter. And the designation doesn't matter.
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   You say this but the subject matter of their journalists implies certain preferences that are aligned with the government's. Until NPR starts including journalistoc voices that are critical of ESG, abortion access, and other pet projec
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   Talk about rage quitting. They'll be back. And whether it's unpopular or not, CPB gets federal and state grants for part of their operating budgets . Technically state funded or affiliated in the same way auto makers get governmen
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   Good to know. Cheers mate.
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   by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

   Did you go to school in Japan? If not, then did it not occur to you that a Japanese student studying abroad would need either a work permit or a marriage visa to stay? She probably was expecting you to propose and since you didn't she
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    [flagged]
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    I remember one time installing Bob on a test machine in an IT lab running 32 bit XP. Marvelously it ran, but frustrated my poor coworker who was didn't know what it was.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    > the AGIs are in charge already. Assuming AGI with a quantum component added in, this type of experiment could be run digitally exposing all of the possible variables. Brave new world indeed...
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    I find myself often doing the, "don't recommend this video -> I've already seen it" option many many times. I wish they would improve the algorithm to distinguish between things I want to replay like music versus thin
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    I feel attacked ( ╬ д ⊙ ) ⊰ ⊹ฺ
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    Amazing. Now can we promise to keep instrument cluster dials as needles? I don't have a repeat of the Aston Martin Lagonda when the LCDs undoubtedly become dated.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    I've lived in China and I can tell you, you will NOT like China especially for the reasons you've stated. China has a ton of problems that aren't readily apparent unless you are feet on the ground. The majority of the culture
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    I really don't know why this is a question at this point because it's obvious that it was a NATO country at America's behest.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    Where we are with tech jobs today is where blue collar work in manufacturing was in the 70s and 80s. In those days you could get a job in the steel industry making $70-80k a year. I think AI is going to do to tech jobs what outsourcing and
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    There was in 2022. With the fed tightening things are different. If you're a good swe you'll always find work.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    The problem was their assets are going to pay out over at least a decade. If they wanted to redeem them "now" then those assets would have been sold on the open market below the par value. The fed is stepping in as the buyer of la
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    As opposed to asset holders getting indiscrominate gains as opposed to the hourly/salary worker? OH NOES! How dare we let workers benefit from increased wages while we let those poor boomers laze around in retirement. God forbid they c
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    How is it murkier? They're going to fund bank bailouts by making other banks and US pay for it via inflation and passed on fees to those of us who don't store our money in financial institutions run by idiots. And they will keep r
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    Not really, the UK government lowered the bar for work visas significantly post Brexit and the NHS is on the approved sponsors list. Anyone who would have been affected was given a visa.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    I've been seeing reports of this across several different countries and various reasons are always given for the cause. However, they are always grasping at straws. I wonder what the common similarity that each of these deaths has over
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    Tale as old as time. Heard the same with exchange, MSP contracts, etc etc some suit somewhere always has some CYA reason no matter how silly or wrong it may me.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    You can power florescent light bulbs underneath high voltage power lines IIRC.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    You and the downv00ters can disagree all you want, but NIMBYism is a huge problem in California. Where there's a financial incentive to keep housing limited as an investment, you get the excessive NIMBYism California is known for.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    I've lived extensively in America (12 different states), Canada, the UK, Ireland, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Greece, Japan, Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. The tap water tasted fine in everyone one of them. ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ /
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    Part of the reason I purposefully bypassed the filter on my fridge. The tap water is fine and doesn't need filtering but an old water filter can cause all sorts of nastiness.
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    by freitzkriesler2 4y ago

    It's the same people who think they need to filter water in places like America or Europe. I drink chilled tap water. Tastes great and there isn't a problem. You know what tastes gross to me? Filtered water.