jack_tripper

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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>but not when their livelihood is directly or indirectly negatively affected by AI, and the people are starting to notice it. And do what about it? People don't give a shit AI is replacing creators jobs same how people didn't
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Because real life is not a Bond movie where the first thing that happens is a British actor with a bad Russian accent starts torturing you like in Goldfinger. Plus, as the US has found out, torture has been proven a bad way to get the truth
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>The size of the American economy And how did the American economy get to that size without the military protecting it from IDK, the USSR just taking it? >As long as you dealt in USD, you were supported. And what happened to you
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>There'll be a big consumer pushback against companies using AI to lay off employees, etc No there won't. Same how there was no consumer pushback when everything from your Nikes to Apple computers moved to be made in China b
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Military might is the thing keeping the USD the world reserve currency instead of the GBP, EUR or Yuan. It's literally the core keeping the US economy and prosperity. And things don't have to be universal to be true, but just one
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>IHL is the actual binding thing. And who enforces that? When Netanyahu or Putin break that and bomb children and civilian hospitals, can you stop them by waving the IHL in their face?
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>The Geneva Convention ought to have something to say about how a general may and may not be attacked. Except nobody in power actually gives a damn about the Geneva convention or the "laws of war" being thrown around in this
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Yes, and how would the government ban social media apps from preschoolers without forcing everyone to doxx themselves to prove age? Your sarcastic jab doesn't add any new questions or answers to this very important issue, since everyo
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>How often did Obama call them drug traffickers and rapists. Probably less often then he drone striked the middle east while getting the Nobel Peace Prize. Yes, forget about illegals breaking laws, focus on the hurtful words Trump is u
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
You're the one doing the cherry picking we with that double standards logic
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>How can one live with themselves knowing you fuck over people? IDK, ask Larry Fink.
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>Notably, the Obama administration built 'cages' (AP coined the term) for children of illegals. Weird how you're being down voted for saying the truth.
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Always love reading interviews with Italy's youth ;)
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Turn down the brightness of the OLED and it also just "blends in".
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Same. I remember growing up in the 90s, after the fall of communism, hearing that capitalism beat communism because in capitalism you can own things. MFW I now live in capitalism and can't afford to own anything.
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>An OLED produces actual light Actual light? As opposed to producing fake light?
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
When you put all the points on a graph and they form a line, what more "evidence" do you need? Your request for evidence reminds me when the 3 telco operators in my country raised their prices simultaneously on the same day, and t
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
How so? Parents and schools can collectively decide to take away the smartphones of preschoolers if keeping them safe and focused was the main priority. Like how else is a preschooler gonna get a smartphone without adult money and support?
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
What?
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
> It's amazing how coordinated it is. It's not really "amazing" at all, when you consider that the working class in those countries has finally woken up to the fact that their biggest present day issues, like housin
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
BREAKING: Nintendo sues Honda for infringing Mario Kart patent.
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
UK is in a recession so James Bond needs to tighten the belt. Also, only Tesco gin and tonic for him from now on.
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Damn, Japan used to be the home of cool quirky consumer gadgets in the 80s-90s, I used to dream of as a kid, but sadly no more, now it's China. Today's consumer innovations I see coming out of Japan are like "hey, wanna buy a
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Is 4Chan popular with Pakistani scammers? I think mostly Meta's and X's platforms have the big issue with asian posters masquerading as westerners, since they get paid for the engagement rage-bait they generate there, but 4Chat do
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
>influential accounts posing as American patriots were actually essentially content-farmers from the global south? Which is why I'd like a button that allows me to geofence the global south from posting on my social media feeds.
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Isn't this expensive after you factor in the extra margins and delivery costs?
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
> low-fi hacking experience that developers love Well I'm a hacker too and I don't really prefer low-fi hacking experiences, or at least not that flavor. I prefer getting stuff done since my free time after work is limited. O
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Huh? Can you explain in detail what you mean by this?
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
You don't need to ball out on eink for that. An old oled android phone is even easier to mod for that. Eink is like the Rust of displays for hobby projects. Everyone defaults to it even when it's not necessary.
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by jack_tripper 10mo ago
Sorry, but speaking as an Elon disliking European, if your democracy can be so easily hacked just by a blue checkmark then your democracy was super weak and vulnerable to begin with and you have way bigger issues and attack vectors to worry

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