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jesterson
8d ago
I have exactly same observations and perspective. Seeing how these kids walk around with smug faces telling everyone they will "do IT now" just because claude told them so and manament wants ai everywhere made me sad at first, but
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jesterson
8d ago
They already effectively done that with COE. You essentially own piece of metal, which is only roadworthy if you pay $$$
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jesterson
8d ago
How much do you pay for around the corner ride in any comparable large metropolis?
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jesterson
10d ago
They bullshit big time on that, I have caught them not once. For a site with proven visitors 100,000 per month CF tell me they saved 90,000 over 1,000,000 visitors (rough numbers). Sure they know large numbers make people feel good.
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jesterson
10d ago
Not just americans. With very few exclusions, we are all overweight, even people who do look great. The food we consuming is mostly crap. So it's a benefit almost for everyone.
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jesterson
11d ago
> I would say it is more accurate to say that West Papua is being genocided I can just add it has been going on for a while in recent history and noone talks about it. Gives you opportunity to think how deeply flawed our media is.
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jesterson
11d ago
Indeed. Given average western diet, 3 weeks of malnutrition can only do good.
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jesterson
14d ago
I would challenge the "move forward" narrative. Move forward as in time perhaps, but on all other directions we are walking backwards it seems
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jesterson
17d ago
> You can say "yes and you have to fear the humans weilding the AI" - that I agree with. I would suggest all smart people imply it. Morons believe on something "escaping controls and hacking HuggingFace" or similar st
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jesterson
22d ago
Let them find it the hard way
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jesterson
23d ago
I still fail to see the problem here. If you disagree with numbers / conclusions he makes, I would be happy to hear/read your opinion on that (no sarcasm at all). It makes me a bit concerned seeing how many people say oh he is thi
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jesterson
23d ago
> gets hold of leaked numbers that nobody else has, for example - but he then wraps those numbers in his own extremely biased commentary. You can think of yourself and draw your own conclusions (or we have completely lost the aptitude si
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jesterson
1mo ago
Use it to rewrite your OWN thoughts, or translate it to english. Not bloat with phrases sounding fancy but carrying no meaning
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jesterson
1mo ago
This got me mad too. And also restrictiveness of it - i can't see messages - WTH seriously? Why some tech stuff decides what is "safe"? (i guess it was the main driver)
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jesterson
1mo ago
What else would you expect from Cloudflare? It this point in time it is somewhere between GoDaddy and RyanAir in dark pattern usage
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jesterson
2mo ago
Makes me wonder who actually lives in LA now. Or rather who can live there and afford to pay bills. Besides millionaires from Santa Monica and homeless from downtown.
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jesterson
2mo ago
Would you explain why "American or BigTech" is worse than some sketchy bro sitting in tax haven? Would be good if we can compare technologies rather than feelings. I hate what US tech has turned into, but presence of E2EE on whats
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jesterson
3mo ago
Quite interesting, particularly with statistics shared in comments. Personally I hate CarPlay because of it's limitations - oh you can't respond to messages, oh you can't watch videos and sorts. Much easier to have a tablet t
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jesterson
3mo ago
Proliferation of AI "content" and people regurgitating the AI slop makes it extremely likely to be AI slop. You know, if it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it's probably a duck. If you look
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jesterson
3mo ago
It's not that I didn't ask for content - it's more like I would rather appreciate your genuine thoughts instead of AI output.
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jesterson
3mo ago
> It's funny that Cloudfare presents themselves as the protector of the web when they are the gateway to it Well, how else they can sell their crappy service?
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jesterson
3mo ago
> I never thought about this but I really believe it to be true and would love to know why is that Would suggest possible explanation by adding Orwell's quote: If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human
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jesterson
3mo ago
Your observations can largely be applied to pretty much forum out there. Every single one was hijacked with either ignorant/stupid people without intelligence and/or bots pushing particular topic. Oh and the SEO managers, how coul
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jesterson
3mo ago
I doubt this can win elections. They will frame it as "child porn trafficking patriot saving act" and majority will vote in favour without reading fineprint.
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jesterson
3mo ago
You don't think anyone in EU bureaucracy has any concerns regarding Digital Sovereignty, do you?
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jesterson
3mo ago
Can you mention a single decent product that came out "because of EU regulation"?
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jesterson
3mo ago
I totally agree. This "tech" has been out there for decades, at least for Benz. Perhaps even long enough not to be called the tech :)
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jesterson
3mo ago
> I'm curious: what is the sensible choice for technical people with a reasonable amount of money? I am probably the extreme minority, but I prefer cars with as little "tech" as possible. I don't need "drive assi
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jesterson
3mo ago
> Buying a used Pixel is economical, environmental, and likely doesn't support Google Interesting. What do you think are reasons for google to run Pixel then? Not being sarcastic here, but what links you shared (thank you) say imply
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jesterson
3mo ago
Perhaps screenshots and sleek UI is not their selling point (and it isn't).
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