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601.
by intended 8mo ago
Why make gambling legal just to satisfy people who are circumventing the laws? That too by basing themselves outside of the country, as opposed to state lines. Indian society is unconcerned, if not outright supportive of this law. Your coun
602.
by intended 8mo ago
Come now - why should it just be self selected volunteers or outsourced workers. Even now on HN we are lucky with who moderates it but this should be more commmon. And Mandatory service for your own nation. How else will you have a citizenr
603.
by intended 8mo ago
Gambling of a certain type is illegal in India but the workaround has been to place ads from sites based outside of India. How would you solve this.
604.
by intended 8mo ago
I think nations should add content moderation as part of mandatory volunteer duties. The online commons and tasks are too complex and absurd, and we have many people who value speech, who would be the ideal people to take on these tasks. Pu
605.
by intended 8mo ago
This is a definition of censorship that seems to equate restrictions to any website or data stream as freedom, not whether the content of the site breaks local laws. This is a bit extreme, since most countries have laws against gambling, an
606.
by intended 8mo ago
Piracy would be IP protection, not censorship / stopping dissidents/ controlling ideas. Plus this wouldn’t be an EU wide policy.
607.
by intended 8mo ago
I wish more people volunteered to moderate online communities. Especially political ones. It’s taking way too long for normal people to realize they have a stake and imperative to be part of these communities. Speech is shaped here, and man
608.
by intended 8mo ago
This assumes you have the cognitive resources to do that. Most people just switch to someone they trust to avoid exactly this. Matter of fact, that was the major advantage of the net back in the day.
609.
by intended 8mo ago
This was the old world. In our world narrative control is not by restrictions, but by abundance. Flood the zone writ large.
610.
by intended 8mo ago
In a simplified economic model though.
611.
by intended 8mo ago
That’s not the statement made by the grand parent comment tho. That comment reads as stating an increase in farming jobs.
612.
by intended 8mo ago
3 things 1) I don’t disagree with the spirit of your argument 2) 3D printing has higher startup costs than code (you need to buy the damn printer) 3) YOU are making a distinction when it comes to vibe coding from non-tech people. The way th
613.
by intended 8mo ago
There seem to be many layoffs, and the hype say that AI has made coders redundant. Who knows? Perhaps you won’t have to depend on the many people who would happily take lower pay for the chance to contribute to their nation. There’s more in
614.
by intended 8mo ago
You (and the rest of the world) are not really swimming in a sea og alternatives. If government regulation is the tool which can bring the amount of torque needed to loosen the screws on competition, then government is the tool you have to
615.
by intended 8mo ago
This is the likely direction things are going. The US government can decide that EU officials are out of favor, and then those officials are locked out of Office/Gsuite. Getting away from American tech has become an actual national sec
616.
by intended 8mo ago
We could - regulate the crap out of surveillance capitalism. - enforce laws on the books - Break up firms Tech used to have a leg to stand on in the face of government over reach. Today, tech firms have largely adapted to the incentives t
617.
by intended 9mo ago
Heck no. Given the choice most people would want to do remote work. COVID showed that we can actually achieve remote work, and suddenly many people realized they had a life they loved, without having to lose chunks of it to an unpaid commut
618.
by intended 9mo ago
> - Good employees are hard to find. You don’t let good people go just because you can. Retraining a good employee from a redundant role into a needed role is often cheaper than trying to hire a new person. Your best employees at a give
619.
by intended 9mo ago
Thank you. Having automation means process control, which means handling sources of variation for a defined standard/spec. The claims of all jobs being done by AI end up also assuming that we will end up with factories running automat
620.
by intended 9mo ago
What do you mean when you say “AI is reducing training overhead”?
621.
by intended 9mo ago
I lived with my wife and she didn’t get the ads
622.
by intended 9mo ago
Going too far - laws state that if you were paid for a testimonial by a firm, or if the firm provided the service or product you disclose / it counts as paid endorsements / You don’t need to go too far down the rabbit hole. You ne
623.
by intended 9mo ago
This is a first degree expectation of most businesses. What the OP pointed out is a fact of life. We do many things to ensure that humans don’t get “routine fatigue”- like pointing at each item before a train leaves the station to ensure yo
624.
by intended 9mo ago
Nope. Gender/age and interests were different. Also - who has an interest in ear wax removal? The only reason I was served the ad was because I had an ear infection months before. Plus this was during covid. So this was the smallest gr
625.
by intended 9mo ago
The discussion point of use, would be that we live in a world where this scenario cannot be dismissed out of hand. It’s no longer tinfoil hat land. Which increases the range of possibilities we have to sift through, resulting in an increase
626.
by intended 9mo ago
I have a weird and unscientific test, and at the very least it is a great potential prank. At one point I had the misfortune to be the target audience for a particular stomach churning ear wax removal add. I felt that suffering shared is su
627.
by intended 9mo ago
In the end it comes down to human behavior given some incentives. if there are no stakes, the system will be gamed frequently. If there are stakes it will be gamed by parties willing to risk the costs (criminals for example).
628.
by intended 9mo ago
The information pollution from generative AI is going to cost us even more. Someone watched an old Bruce Lee interview and they didnt know if it was AI or demonstration of actual human capability. People on Reddit are asking if Pitbull actu
629.
by intended 9mo ago
Yes, yes it does. In the every day, working use of the word, it does. We’ve gone so far down this path that theres entire degrees on just manufacturing process optimization and stability.
630.
by intended 9mo ago
I’d hazard that the legal system is going to grind to a halt. Nothing can bridge the gap between content generating capability and verification effort.

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