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by lm28469 10mo ago
Russian and Israeli bots pretending to be Americans mostly, and brain dead americans who didn't yet realize they're interacting with bots
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by lm28469 10mo ago
When a was a teenager, not so long ago really, everyone wanted to move the US and saw them as a global cultural power. The only people who truly disliked them were a minority anti capitalists, most people had positive views about Americans.
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> Really? Spain army's is 1/10th of Ukraine's and basically haven't been in anything close to a war in decades, so yes, really and easily lmao. Ukraine alone produces more military drones per month than the entire EU
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That's not my point at all Do you think Spain would fair better than Russia against Ukraine ?
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> Pointing to Russia as a functioning economy is comical. idk man, France's economy minister said he would bring "russia on its knees" economically, 3 years later it's still not anywhere close to being a reality, the
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by lm28469 10mo ago
It's utter trash, it was good when we had industry focused economies instead of service focused ones. Everybody mocked Russia for having the same gdp as Spain. As it turns out your economy is much stronger when it's focused on hea
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> with little return It's like they don't realise the bulk of their power is a consequence of the rest of the world agreeing that some kind of world order, no matter how flawed, is more desirable that a world of empires fightin
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> it is the attribute that is the least important to my life still one of the most common symptom, and the one everyone use to self diagnose... > because medicine is le bad idk man, I've seen the ravage of medicine one people clo
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by lm28469 10mo ago
What do you do when we're finally under the critical mass of doctors needed to make new discoveries ? Who's responsible when the llm fucks up ? &c. All of your points sound like the classic junior "I can code that in 2 da
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Probably a bit of both, it's trendy do have a quirk, and modern life fucks up your attention span. Everyone wants to put a label on everything, remember when facebook had a dropdown of like 60+ genders? I also know people who talk abou
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by lm28469 10mo ago
> often because of costs/insurance but sometimes literally just accessibility/availability. These are self inflicted problems, we should work on these and improve them, not give up and rely on llms for everything
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I wouldn't be surprised it's because people self diagnose and talk about their """adhd""" all the time on reddit &co. where chatgpt was trained a lot.
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Whey used to be a waste product of the dairy industry, now you sprinkle 20gr of it on anything and you can sell the product with a 50% markup as "high protein XYZ" It's genius really.
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We have enough americans already
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> You can engineer healthy food. Sure, but these companies mostly want to engineer the cheapest shit they can legally sell. It's also valid from regular food, it's a race to the bottom, and that's why veggies/fruit ar
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by lm28469 10mo ago
More than once I've seen dogs eat their own shit or shits from other dogs/cats Anyways, if you pay close attention to how people live in advanced countries you'll notice we do almost everything we can to fuck up our health: b
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by lm28469 10mo ago
That's not really what we're talking about here though. An apple isn't the same as an apple juice which isn't the same as an apple flavored candy, even you can appreciate the difference of processing in these simple exam
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by lm28469 10mo ago
Definitely, 80% of the content is generated by foreign agitators, mostly bots, the other 20% is shared between terminally online people and people who didn't realise they're interacting with bots
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Why would I care then? If people lived until now without it it can't be that big of a problem. Electricity, a car, a fridge, &c. solve legitimate problems. 99% of things being advertised today create the problem they solve and tric
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by lm28469 10mo ago
Man if hiccups are a "legitimate problem" then indeed we are fucked... let's pollute everything irl and on the web with ads to solve these "problems"... where do we draw the line ? Because it sounds like we'l
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by lm28469 10mo ago
> No, there are very few markets in which all of the buyers have perfect information. This is solved by 5 minute of searches on the web in 99% of cases really. I never in my life bought something because I've seen an ad about it, me
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Because in the US feeding kids for free in schools is seen as communism, but that's not what communism is. You can't say this dude is a communist or an islamist because words have a meaning and these meanings transcend American bo
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If you waited for an ad to solve your "legitimate problem" you didn't have a problem to begin with imho
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> Has the overton window just shifted so much that not wanting to get screwed by greedy con artists is communist now? I've seen this dude described as an "islamo-communist" more than once in different countries' media
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> You have that option, it's called buying a house and getting a mortgage. A landlord will happily swallow 50% of your income but a bank will start to feel bad about a ~30% debt to income ratio, so no you can't really. Reminder
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It's very cultural though, in eastern Europe you often have 80/90% of people living in a home they own.
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> Are we looking at a future where home computers are replaced by thin clients and all the power lies in subscription services? It's the thin/thick client cycle, I've already been through it 1.5 times and I'm not that
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I've witness two municipal employees using gas powered blowers on bushes for like an hour right in front of my building. It's completely useless because no one ever goes in the bushes (duh), and it's depleting the ground from
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by lm28469 10mo ago
> Looks great, but a mere 30 day warranty for manufacturing defects is kind of insane. It's illegal in advanced societies, but americans call these things "communism" (the rest of the world uses "regulations")

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