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2mo ago
I've never heard of this before. This is wild. More here: https://www.historyofinformation.com/detail.php?id=3351
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Last time this happened Alan Greenspan called it irrational exuberance on TV, then we all lost our life savings...
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Lockheed and Union carbide already had very poor track records in this regard.
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Everyone who reads history knows exactly how this ends.
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This is completely unforgivably wrong. Pollution is pollution regardless of the source. We need clean air and water to live.
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Each version of Windows is slower and more bloated with spyware than the last. I want a refund for everything since XP.
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Robots make shitty pizza because they can't care. Your moms cookies are always best for the same reason.
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Lots of that going around in this administration
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There is a faction of our government who want a nation of illiterate peasants.
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Privacy for me but not for thee
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No amount of campaign donations will save them when the market crashes. They're going to find themselves short on friends.
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The political racism is pretty disgusting
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Can't trust Bezos, but also can't trust AI spam. Whatever shall we do?
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Spam?
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2mo ago
AI CEOs are the way of the future. If you want to reduce overhead costs, the maximum save will be produced replacing the bloated salaries of the C-suite. This is the most inevitable ROI play presented by AI.
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2mo ago
This is the right path.
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Plugging wells is a reasonable safety measure. The U.S. is full of leaking wells causing serious air pollution issues.
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It seems likely there will be much work in the area of fixing the slop code that proves to be unmaintainable. Companies right now are racing to push the lowest quality code into prod with no way to even QA it. If you have the skills, it
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2mo ago
I have a bad feeling.
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This is a crime against humanity.
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2mo ago
This sounds illegal; isn't foreign interference illegal?
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2mo ago
At least the kids are reading. LOL
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2mo ago
I enjoyed stoicism when I was learning philosophy at University. The Manosphere heavily misunderstands it, and has kind of ruined it in recent years. I've seen this false bigotry-powered version called "Broicism", which is a
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2mo ago
This is Trump's fault. Again.
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2mo ago
That is a very indirect way to say market crash.
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Smart Toilets – Any serious opinions?
(consumerreports.org)
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2mo ago
Re: https://nitter.net/
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2mo ago
But still no convictions of men in the Epstein files?
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This is delusional. Are you ready for the biggest short ever?
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I think we can just call them AI surveillance centers. This isn't the usual fare anymore.
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