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hypeatei
8mo ago
This is why LLMs won't replace humans wholesale in any profession: you can't hold a machine accountable. Most of the chatbot experiences I have with various support channels always end up with human intervention anyway when it inv
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hypeatei
8mo ago
If you're sure of this, then what actions have you taken to shield yourself and/or profit from this? If I were a true believer that AI was going to takeover, I'd be allocating a large part of my portfolio into AI companies (h
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8mo ago
> You call it for what it is: an executive with authoritarian tendencies. Okay, but that's beating around the bush and a very milquetoast way to describe it. > easily refutable and you get called out for being a radical whatever.
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8mo ago
> rampant militarism, the worship of death, and of the military? See: the recent events in Minneapolis and the massive increase in funding for ICE. You don't have to look very hard to see what the new brownshirts are doing in blue c
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8mo ago
Isn't this a delightful Catch-22. If you forewarn about a developing Fascist movement, you're simply taking away the meaning from the word until it's too late and the Fascists take power. You cannot call anything Fascist, fo
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8mo ago
Ultra nationalist, cult of personality, using violence to suppress opposition... you don't see any parallels, really? EDIT: Illiberalism is a tenet of fascism as well.
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8mo ago
That word makes a lot of people uncomfortable and many will shut their brains off when they see it. It's a perfect word to describe what's happening, but sometimes describing the characteristics of it is better for engagement. The
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8mo ago
Your second question isn't coherent and I didn't see it as relevant regardless. I think Republicans are sycophantic MAGAs at this moment, does that answer it? You're not answering any of my questions, though and instead jus
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8mo ago
Since when do American deaths (in an attack that happened 2+ years ago mind you) mean you can unilaterally go to war with an entire country? > and Iran constantly threatens to hit America (and about everyone else) with nuclear weapons Ok
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8mo ago
The campaign promises from Trump were "no new wars" and "America First" along with a bunch rhetoric saying that his political opponents were war mongers. What do Hamas or Iran protestors have to do with America? I agree
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8mo ago
This war is completely on Trump since he didn't get Congress' approval or even justify it to the American public. I wonder if the "no new wars" voters will condemn him?
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8mo ago
"Iran tried to interfere in 2020, 2024 elections to stop Trump, and now faces renewed war with United States"[0] So we're going to war with Iran based on election fraud conspiracies from MAGA? 0: https://truthsocia
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8mo ago
They leveraged special operations forces in Venezuela. Iran has two US carrier groups on their front door; this operation is not going to be as precise as the one against Maduro.
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8mo ago
Software developer isn't a very prestigious title either. The only thing it has going for it is the pay.
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8mo ago
Photos, I guess? Your original comment implied access to AI so they'd also have ways to take pictures, probably.
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8mo ago
That's not the point, but okay. I'm simply pointing out the fact that there'd still be art, just not those pieces created by those specific people and the world would be just fine. Humanity would've fared okay if Nano Ba
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8mo ago
I'll just be extremely candid: a lot of people don't give a shit about these art pieces or art in general. It's okay if you do, there is nothing wrong with that, but it's a myopic view that the world would be worse off i
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8mo ago
This assumes that models won't improve and you'll always be able to tell that it's "AI slop" ... that seems like a bad bet. Five years ago you'd be laughed out of the room for suggesting that a computer could p
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8mo ago
Why are you obfuscating so much and telling people to use ChatGPT? How hard would it be to paste what they renamed to and/or the founders' names?
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8mo ago
Yeah this seems like a failure at the federal level. There should be incentives for city street departments to implement the newest standards, not "follow these rules, or else" type of thinking. LA residents now to have to deal wi
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8mo ago
Notepad++ is solid but they had a recent kerfuffle involving their security practices and the response didn't inspire much confidence. But if you turn off auto-updates then it's a good alternative if you're still on Windows.
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8mo ago
That's arbitrary and would still cause issues. You'd cause a mass liquidation event and discourage investing or create a bunch of winners in the tax accounting industry. Unrealized capital gains tax is very unserious and IMO just
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8mo ago
What are you talking about? There's been a ~18% drop in tech sector this past month (see: IGV) I don't know if it's due to "decoupling" but there has been some selling recently.
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8mo ago
> Calling people fascists for any reason Luckily it's not just "for any reason" then! There are plenty of examples, where do you want to start? I'll start with a few: Steven Miller saying they have plenary authority,
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8mo ago
Yes I hate fascists, thanks for noticing. Perhaps you need to take off the blinders.
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8mo ago
Currying favor with fascists is NOT good. What has meaningfully changed for onshoring to make sense economically? Nothing. All that's happened is an executive came into power who threatens tariffs and other retaliatory action via the D
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8mo ago
Okay, then every book, every email, every text message, every comment, and every letter should be signed by a third party that's verified your ID. After all, there's speech which can cause material harm and free speech is just an
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8mo ago
> but I think the community needs a better response The community does not need to do that. Installing software on my device should not require identification to be uploaded to a third party beforehand. We're getting into dystopia
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8mo ago
> An IPO today is mainly a way for major investors Major investors and insiders. Stay the hell away from IPOs if you're not an institution getting access to shares at a reasonable price.
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