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Trees are limited in the amount of shelter needed in human hospitality.
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Too late for law, prepackaged foods are mostly garbage in
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Two words, Duke nukem
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Game journalists are truly just bitter complainers. They took a political turn and just got consumed with complaining. Many of them lament the fact that they have to play so many games of low quality and then just treat the entire body of g
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The psychobabel on the front page makes me wary of touching it.
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My dad had similar bs for lucid dreaming from the 80s.
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>What is fascinating is how his detractors are annoyed with how simple, old advice can ring true but are missing that no one with such digital reach is saying these "12 Rules for Life" out loud any more. Great point. I've
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3y ago
This mf scared of words
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They tried to use the labor theory early on by claiming, "real art takes hard work and time as opposed to the miniscule cpu hours computers use to make 'AI art". The worst thing AI brings to the table is amplifying these type
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When governments arent printing money to dump into military contracts and war-making they are doing it for green energy, and guess what vcs are chasing after. Vcs aren't the origin just the benefactors. If world peace was on the us bid
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Repeat this until you understand how funny it sounds
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Peak FUD. Tech writers need to actually make something, even scifi, instead of baiting their readership into being unprincipled pseudo-luddites.
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Not even an exclusive libertarian viewpoint. Libertarians should only care if force is used as a response to freedom of expression, but it says nothing about it being inherently good or that it shouldn't be shamed out of decent society
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Yeah, this is really just artists poisoning themselves hoping AI dies. It'll take away from them using their creativity to actually capitalize and they'll just spend their time trying to go against relatively intelligent people on
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Hardly comparable. The fact that people can generate work doesn't mean they're owed labor because their work is being automated away. The physics of work is not a creative endeavor and even though I think ownership of creative wor
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I haven't read the fiction story thoroughly but how is this a bad thing, especially for a fiction writer, especially if he comes up with ideas that are unique and interesting.
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The US is also the sink for which brain drains around the wold siphon into. Overall opportunity and in some cases literal freedom to take such opportunity causes more innovation and invites people willing to contribute their talents to the
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"Bitcoin will enable terrorism" "Ghost guns will enable criminals to commit murder" "Social media will enable hate speech" AI will be a useful and world changing innovation which is why FUD rag articles like th
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Then thr wider economy can decide if it's good or not, and choose alternatives. The only thing that would really stifle consumer choice is ip laws that could just claim the entire solution of Figma is off limits
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Just the kind of ghoulish take from such a self righteous upper echelon rag.
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Read killing star for the worst possible scenario
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>Last month, Forever Voices – most famous for creating CarynAI, a chatbot clone of influencer Caryn Marjorie – suddenly went down after its founder, John Meyer, was arrested for arson following what appears to be a public mental health c
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Cringey AF rage against the machine callback
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Moved to NH not long ago from the bay. It's more of a small town vibe here but lots of rural areas, farm stands, with most action off a main street or highway. I'm contemplating chickens and people sell them freely. If I ever want
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There's a lesson in that first few sentences. Of course eating out is risky as it's a black box where you get food for putting money in it. You're not guaranteed quality or safety in the more subtle sense
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Seconded
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This is on my audible queue. I bought it after a fire upon the deep. Great reader.
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You'd rather deprive someone else of a burger then
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Finishing listening to the Hyperion cantos by Dan Simmons (read it the first time) and reading Olympos by Dan Simmons. I think I'm all Dan Simmons'd out though I want to read Carrion Comfort. I think I'm going to return to th
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3y ago
Is there an rss feed?
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