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highcountess
2y ago
I’m just going to remind everyone that all these LLMs were also trained on not just pirated, but all out stolen data in organized and resourced assaults on proprietary information/data, not even to mention roughshod ignoring any and al
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2y ago
Some responses approached the reason, but they are essentially the behemoth financial interests of the various pension funds of essentially all the state governments and corporations, high net worth family funds, institutional money like un
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2y ago
You are being crude about it, even though you have a good point. The problem with this perspective that I used to also share is that either advantages are largely in the process of collapsing at the moment, i.e., more money in the US and mo
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2y ago
You are not thinking past the first point. Considering what these people have been doing lately, even if you are currently on their good side, what happens when you’re not or don’t want to serve them anymore? Think places like India and Bra
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highcountess
2y ago
I’m not sure which image you are referring to but there are images of lithium battery explosions blowing holes into counters and faces. There are some linked here.
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2y ago
I agree with this theory even though I am not even sure it would require a specific modification like the mentioned heating wire, if you can simply use the existing circuit with some instruction to cause component overheating with the same
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2y ago
I suggest you dispel of this notion that the players in this game have any sense of rationality or logic about this topic. There are massive (many trillion) commercial real estate interests at play here that totally trump all productivity,
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2y ago
What all these discussions about home vs office work largely miss (I’ve seen a few tangential mentions) is that so much of this debate has a far different priority driving it than people think, it’s both capital investments and system press
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2y ago
If you want to hit em where it hurts we need to make money printing and the directly associated deficit spending and national debt accumulation, a cost of the top ~5% of income and asset holders. To your point, the only reason that it makes
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2y ago
I can simplify all of that for you. The core bottom of the rabbit hole cause is that detrimental things are profitable for the ruling class, which is inverse of a positive or universally desirable outcome, and that has only gotten exponenti
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2y ago
To repurpose an iconic phrase: You are quite zealous about knowing so much that just is not so. I asked a question and that caused your model of self and cognitive dissonance trigger to have struck a full scale alarm for some reason. I enco
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2y ago
Video games and guns themselves being the cause of shootings are just typical unhealthy excuse making in order to avoid having to actually address the real issues that would require consequences or accountability for and by people who very
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2y ago
All the encryption stuff is just a red herring to a larger degree. It’s not the technical access to the information that is the issue, it is that people can share and exchange information that the various regimes do not want shared that is
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2y ago
They’re taking your human rights away from you for your own good, my friend. They guide rails. Just don’t act out or say or think anything they don’t like and they won’t beat you because they love you.
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2y ago
It's just typical learning "science" fluff
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2y ago
Considering that it is solely a function of how influential, powerful, how much part of the aristocratic circle you are, or have bought them off that determines whether you are thrown in jail or are celebrated; by definition is is a clear s
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2y ago
so now you’ve taken your savings from higher American income and lower taxes and are feeling and bidding up prices for European locals? Yes, you can be layered off a lot easier in the USA, but you also can jump around and chase higher incom
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2y ago
Not only is paying taxes not even correlated with education spending, spending per student is extremely high all across the USA and results are extremely poor, especially on a spending basis.
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2y ago
That is an accurate representation of how it used to and in theory work. Quaint As the above former EFF guy comment essentially stated “after a bunch of work and a long time and a bunch of effort … last minute subversion undid everything an
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2y ago
It goes well beyond that. There are other means of communicating remotely and privately that are probably at least as old as human self-awareness. Technically speaking, we would need to consider many of the prehistoric cave paintings remote
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There were several efforts to restrict the people’s right ability to marshal resistance to tyranny and Visa/MC was very much involved with that even though they were not the only ones.
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I am not sure what the current state of the issue is, but there was an initial effort to restrict gun sales in various devious and deceptive ways since it is illegal to overtly do so because it is legal trade and economic activity. I would
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That is a quite ironic statement considering that Twitter has been an integral part of modern social engineering to reprogram people into accepting and tolerating the intolerable and unacceptable. So here we are, at a point where people not
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I don’t know the answer, but I have noticed something clearly rather odd going on in the grocery sector/industry, an industry that was probably the least affected by the lockdown command economy than any industry and by far margin. The
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2y ago
Considering that the recent Google code leak only substantiated that Chrome is the honey pot for surveillance and data harvesting that people long suspected, even any supposedly not ad related work is technically also ad related work. It’s
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2y ago
The problem is that especially nowadays where there are just not as many mice and people have cats for emotional reasons rather than us working animals, cats are responsible for killing off local songbird populations and otherwise damaging
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I find it rather odd that after all the years of exposed and revealed conspiracies too numerous and pervasive to even necessitate listing any of them, people like you just reject the notion that any additional, unknown conspiracies may exis
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Given all the other variables that introduce a bunch of noise to the player movement data, I doubt you could ever determine any useful predictive pattern. If anything though, I could see how player behavior of match winners could be used to
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It was not meant to be a serious comment even though it seems it may have touched a nerve.
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2y ago
You are rather self-righteous for someone that uses words incorrectly.
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