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by kjkjadksj 4mo ago
Not the hitler salute?
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by kjkjadksj 4mo ago
I don’t care about its market share. Most people are tech illiterate. This comes as no surprise.
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by kjkjadksj 4mo ago
No ublock origin so it is less good.
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by kjkjadksj 4mo ago
It is absolutely the worst. Also the feeling that this task of job searching is supremely important. You feel guilty doing anything that isn’t job searching. Meeting friends? Spending money while you aren’t making any? Seems irresponsible i
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by kjkjadksj 4mo ago
There was a sweet spot where there was. My road bike frame is from the 80s or 90s. It was built for downtube shifting, but now it has brifters. It has mixed shimano group parts from a maybe 2 decade span of time. Quill adapter to use modern
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by kjkjadksj 4mo ago
All the fixie bros say this but my road bike takes basically no maintenance at all. Even when it does, adjusting the derailleurs is a 5 second task with a small Phillips head. Relubing the chain takes 2 minutes. Brakes only needed adjusting
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by kjkjadksj 4mo ago
Wait till you see the hydraulic mauls.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
I don’t get the hangup with one world government. So it would be what inevitably a representative government structure. Isn’t this what we already have now? I mean sure it is technically “different countries” but absolutely not in the sense
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Worst leaders don’t last long? Boy I wish that were true.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Have you seen what you can do with just openCV? The world changed fast quite recently.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
You can do all that with a robot. Putting humans in the mix makes no sense. Costly and risky.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Why though? Patriotism? Stupid. Reminds me of Don’t Look Up how they needed a hero to die on the rocket.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Our biology precludes that. We are adapted to life on earth. Sad to say but we should be seeding tardigrades, not humans, if we care about sustaining earth life after earth is destroyed.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Farms mechanized but we luckily had other jobs on hand to sponge that up. What used to be a farmhand is now a gas station worker selling zyn to a wallmart worker who sells food to the gas station worker. However, AI is coming for them too.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
So what happens when it is companies powered entirely by AI directly getting money from the federal reserve print, spending it on other AI companies with humans getting nothing? Game theory suggests they must exterminate us as we’d present
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
How big a trebuchet would be needed to chuck a cubesat directly into LEO?
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
I don’t know why we are wasting all this money making it habitable for humans when robotics have taken such strides the last few decades. Manned missions made sense when we didn’t have these compute and robotic abilities we have today. Now,
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Next time, we’d prefer to read your actual voice over LLM.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Whoever dictates the company vote then votes for themselves.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Look up Vernon CA history. It is pretty much this where there are a couple city owned residential properties, rest of city is nearly purely industrial, and tenancy of these tightly controlled to shape local election outcomes.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Hard to say if that is from the nukes or the global elite now being so very globally leveraged. Little column a and b probably.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Uhh, you are on HN. Most articles posted here are ai slop and many of the comments too.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
If it comes to that I’m done with the internet. It has been an alright ride but that is not how I need to use it. Plus most all this discussion we do imo is just low effort noise anyhow. This is a time sink for me. It isn’t enriching, and o
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
This time it is different. Ai promised to be the power loom for all things. Knowledge work and all physical work through robotics. And there will be no more jobs to turn to. Why might an AI company allow for humanity to live in this future?
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
How does average joe afford the tools and parts they need with no job employing them?
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Goes to show being first gets you nothing but your notes copied.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
So all this ai company wanted was the stock ticker?
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
The question you pose is of most relevance. 50k years ago matters when we are still the animals of 50k years ago forced to fit into this modern society. What are we? What are our adaptions? What are the requirements to make us fit? Same que
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Parts of Atlanta are certainly walkable today. Midtown or Buckhead would qualify.
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by kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Have you been to a mall today? They are still shockingly busy with gaggles of teens roving around.

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