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by lazide 2mo ago
Oil is a major thing that requires foreign currency to buy, as Japan has no meaningful oil reserves
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by lazide 2mo ago
The issue here is that mindset is exactly what enables their continued behavior. How many ‘DUI’s are acceptable? How many innocents dying will be ignored? Enabling an addict makes you (in my opinion) just as culpable in the outcomes as they
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by lazide 2mo ago
Anyone who thought the admin was anything but conmen deserves what they get. The sad part is everyone else they’re going to take with them.
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by lazide 2mo ago
Which of them has a monopoly on US produced inverters?
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by lazide 2mo ago
the culture has been eating itself from the inside out with narcissitic bullshit for a decade+ now.
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by lazide 2mo ago
How do you know that, or can predict it?
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by lazide 3mo ago
The hidden variable/better (unknown) alternative theory problem is what he is referring to. Newtonian Mechanics are falsifiable, but no one could figure out an example that actually did so, until roughly when the orbit of Mercury was f
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by lazide 3mo ago
Truly passing the real Turing test.
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by lazide 3mo ago
What’s the point?
220.
by lazide 3mo ago
pretty much anything could be hidden in a firmware update over SSL, yeah?
221.
by lazide 3mo ago
I’m pointing out this has literally nothing to do with Capitalism. If anything, this move is ANTI capitalist.
222.
by lazide 3mo ago
it’s like you can’t even read
223.
by lazide 3mo ago
I’m talking about they can charge you whatever, and you don’t own anything so you don’t get a say.
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by lazide 3mo ago
Says no one managing a corp budget!
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by lazide 3mo ago
That is interacting with it - which people are getting charged more and more for. The first ones are free. And as long as they keep the weights proprietary (which all the major players are for their primary models), they can decide to charg
226.
by lazide 3mo ago
I have it on good authority that the Soviets also made crap.
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by lazide 3mo ago
Yeah, it’s easier to drain my bank account than explode a random inverter (probably). And one of them gets them paid.
228.
by lazide 3mo ago
Why do you think big AI is going to just share all it’s ‘knowledge’?
229.
by lazide 3mo ago
So is 90% of everything we use the internet for. It’s also possible to pay my bills via check sent via USPS (for now), but I bet at least 80% of your typical utility customers use the online portal.
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by lazide 3mo ago
How do you expect your typical mobile app to work through NAT, etc. without an internet connection? For your typical ‘dumb’ home user, anyway?
231.
by lazide 3mo ago
Counterpoint - building out even more critical infrastructure which might as well be coming pre-rootkitted by a known foreign adversary seems quite dumb?
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by lazide 3mo ago
With sufficiently badly designed systems (lack of sufficient manual interlocks), it should also be possible to cause co-ordinated widespread fires and property damage or the like, with resulting loss of life. There was a good grid generator
233.
by lazide 3mo ago
uh huh.
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by lazide 3mo ago
a claim without evidence can be dismissed just as easily. you’re the one making a claim it’s particularly barbaric right now, compared to… pretty much the rest of human history presumably? it’s pretty boring recapping Stalin, Hitler, Ghengh
235.
by lazide 3mo ago
Or just… computer controlled air vents?
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by lazide 3mo ago
why does massive job loss have to be due to AI?
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by lazide 3mo ago
Your statements appear to be notably myopic.
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by lazide 3mo ago
Most pipe dope is made with PTFE now.
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by lazide 3mo ago
The US (without any ‘Nazi idealogy’) literally locked up all Japanese Americans in places like Manzanar and stole all their property, roughly when all this was going on.
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by lazide 3mo ago
Sure buddy, and WW1/2 were walks in the park.

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