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by lm28469 9mo ago
> Seems like you could just google what's in the town You'll still get an AI generate answer at the top, followed by 3 AI generated sponsored blog scams, etc.
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> If machines did all the repetitive, labor intensive, productive work, including building more machines, the natural consequence would be a very disruptive rethinking of economics. Post-scarcity is only a disaster if money exists. Peopl
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> And how does it follow that AI is a net negative when wielded by professionals who are excellent at what they do? Simple, the 80% of code monkeys who are not good at what they do will cause way more damages than the "professionals
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> Overall, restricting police work but calling these protests, aren't a good strategy either. Happens all the time in dozens of civilised countries without anyone getting magdumped. > The presidential vote is over, the majority w
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> then the victims gun went off which triggered police starting shooting. None of the videos show that at all, the victim's gun is safely brought away, clearly visible from multiple point of view What's also clearly visible is
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10 days later: Amazon to hire 16 000 new workers in its new remote Indian campus
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> carried a gun. legally. Also the gun he visibly did not reach for. And the very same gun that was carried out of the scene seconds before the first shot was fired. > I don't think it's wise to interfere with police work So
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You can add other "real" statements like "the sky is blue" and "water is wet" it still doesn't make it right lol. You can't say "both sides" when one side is a federal agency showing 0 accou
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by lm28469 9mo ago
Stop acting like we're talking about two kids who did an oopsie Small town cops in third world countries are more professional than any of these ICE clowns, these mistakes happened because they keep hiring the lowest if the low, both i
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Uhhh... barely 5% paying users? The day they ask 1 cent from free users they'll go to the countless alternatives
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I can't believe how people who already have everything go to such length to get just a tiny bit more... It either is a mental disease or they're all scared of what happens if they stop gargling the balls
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by lm28469 9mo ago
You're delusional if you think people willingly use half of these products, remove the billions spent on lobbyism and these things will evaporate in 5 years tops
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Regulations are le bad. - signed someone from a country where ~10m people still drink water from lead pipes (the USA)
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> There's only one thing they need to replace if they want to show independence: ChatGPT Before or after the bubble pops? What does chatgpt has over competitors again? Besides a deranged ceo of course
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> Gemini cites lots of "AI generated" videos as its primary source Almost every time for me... an AI generated video, with AI voiceover, AI generated images, always with < 300 views
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Just the ones talking about the antichrist and making lists of undesirables.
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tbh it's hard not to dunk on a gay christian fundamentalist and a coked up israeli boot licker POC teaming up together to deport people, so many layers of meta and jokes to be made
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> The classic example here is what happens when someone is being stalked by an abusive ex-partner who works in law enforcement and has access to those databases. I'd say the classic example is when a small german man with a mustache
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> an American living in Israel lmao, every. single. time.
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by lm28469 9mo ago
Idk man, these things are hilarious, I for one enjoy seeing Trump having toddlers tier meltdown on video every now and then. That's why I keep watching his live speeches, that and in the hope his body finally gives up in glorious 4k 60
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by lm28469 9mo ago
The beginning of the end started when they came up with project 2025 really, they've been implementing what they said they would implement.
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by lm28469 9mo ago
Your profile paints a clear picture at least, the archetype edgelord techbro. Keep on bringing the high quality comments which are definitely not just your opinions
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Lots of people cosplay as developers, and "contributing" to open source is a box they must check. It's like they go through the moves without understanding they're doing the opposite of what they should be doing. Same wi
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They need someone to cook their meals, clean their bedroom, &c. while they spend their whole day on low life activities, they want to be 16 forever and live like when they had a mom to take care of the "annoying" things. I kno
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And that's the best case scenario, I think most people print useless junk to begin with, just look at the top downloads on printables.com, less than 30% are functional prints, most of them are short lived junk, and a lot are AI generat
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> People's life choices are their own. How do you know it's by choice?
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> Unrealistic expectations from women And men too... lots of them stay adolescent well into their 30s and require a caregiver or a substitute mom more than a gf/wife. Men exclusively blaming women for their problems tend to be basem
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> too independent individualistic
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> Greenland is a colony But it literally isn't... > On 1 July 1979, Greenland became a rigsdel (an autonomous territory) within the Kingdom of Denmark.
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> It takes 8 weeks from start to finish to be able to get paid for your first sale as a German company. You can bill as soon as you started the process afaik

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