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This gens Charlie Rose I guess.
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4y ago
Zuck will show up after two years on WWE to tell us he feels bad about it. Now get back to work you dumbfucks.
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We have 6 inch chimp brains, and tech has reached a point where its easy to have unpredictable and uncontrollable effects at large scale. So expect more chaos. Whether the chimp is motivated by money, power or boredom hardly matters. Lesso
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4y ago
What total nonsense! Facebook added a Like Count next every comment my family made and thanks to that totally fucked social dynamics for good.
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4y ago
Gives an interview to Rogan of all ppl randomly :)) Man this time line is hilarious.
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4y ago
For me the stories are so so. As in I can't even remember most of them, but the art oh man...for some reason, it has left a permanent mark. Like if I am admiring the trees after the rains, flowers moving in the wind, water leaking out
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4y ago
People who rule the world are already mindless machines. Or atleast machine parts of mindless mega machines. Like a machine there are very strick rules to what they can say, do and think. Over time and through constant repetition they becom
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Corporate robots don't care. They have gotten away with so much for so long, they live in their own disconnected reality. When things break some of them cash out. Others find someone to blame. They don't pay a price at all. And th
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4y ago
What does this company do?
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Who cares? The MIL complex/employment guarantee scheme obviously.
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Is HN an example of mindless consumption?
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4y ago
Well this is not a story about a tech blogger. This is a story about a Corporate Mega Machine with thousands of Corporate Robots all programmed with the same code. To optimize for growth. One robot opposes it. Ten robots will line up to sli
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It's not a bad idea...but we have seen the EU bankroll lot of devs. Lot of garbage gets produced cuz theres no one herding the cats or holding a whip.
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They lost control long long ago. It's basically a Jurassic Park story at this stage.
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Yup I was watching old James Bond movies recently and there is barely any visual effects. But it's still pretty entertaining.
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4y ago
Also if Russia stops the war tomorrow, is Germany not going to return to their old arrangements?
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4y ago
Who is the FBI hiring? Have to say netflix shows have shaped my view of the world and I can't believe anyone would want to go work there in 2022.
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4y ago
He might find "polymetallic nodules". Supposedly there are large fields of them on the ocean floor.
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4y ago
Moonwalking on a curved surface eh?
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4y ago
Yup Wiki/internet definately has advantages over books and libraries. Just that there are processes going on outside of better quality info, better access to info etc. Maybe someday some one will find better ways to incorporate them an
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Libraries have existed for much longer than Wikipedia. And probably showed up before schools in many parts of the world. So if access to info was all it took schools would have never been invented. Access to info is just one piece. The othe
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Its called the Explore-Exploit Tradeoff. If you are King of Spain you can afford to send out a bunch of ships that will never return. If you are not King of Spain, and want to be King of Spain, then all this wild goose chase stuff makes no
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4y ago
Is the article saying executing plotters in 1930 would have effects on the type of ppl plotting in 2020? Imho Trump and Jan 6 would not be possible without the attention capture content amplification machine the tech world built. So all the
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Its too complex a problem for chimps with 6 inch brains to solve. Plus their wealth and position depends on not admitting it.
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The real concern is they think showing more toothpaste ads to grandma is a "mission". "Its not about the money, its about the mission guys". Corporate robots should be classified as a separate species at this point.
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> In the context of Puerto Rico, such rigid adherence to protocol was not possible Probably applies to most of the world. I visited one in India where things looked swanky and modern within the campus. Step out and there was no electrici
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Its 2022 man. Dont read anything about corporations from boomers. They are from a time where complexity was within our control. Today it is mostly definitely not. Corporations are machines. Corporate leaders are not producing "team wor
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Having an effect on the future is not a simple thing. With experience you get some idea about what it takes, how much time, how many ppl will be required, what personality types etc to push groups in different directions. But if you haven&#
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It doesnt matter as much as people think. We have 6 inch chimp brains. That puts a hard limit on how much individuals or groups can utilize technology tools. Tech has grown at a much faster rate than ppl can actually use it optimally. There
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4y ago
In the movie the Aliens and Predators die. Pretty sure life will follow art in this case. These companies deserve nothing else.
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