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by lm28469 8mo ago
The fall of the american empire: speedrun any %. The past 5 and next 5 years will be taught in history books longer than ww2 will
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> I’m not even sure how this became a left vs right issue in the first place (isn’t the right meant to be pro free market!?) Besides the whole petro money and lobbyism thing that drove the US politics since Edwin Drake?
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> I find the bigger problem with online comments are that people repeat the same comments and "jokes" over and over and over again. And bots reposting a trending post from like 12 years ago to farm internet points... with other
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> HN has gotten absolutely innundated with bots last few months. hm, the whole internet really, youtube, reddit, twitter, facebook, blog posts, food recipes, news articles, it's getting more and more obvious
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Drive an hour outside of any large city hub, switch off your phone and rediscover that 99% of all this shit does not matter. The hype around llms will collapse soon enough, it already started, it'll follow the same curve as ar/vr
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> The Pentagon thing was today. Right because we are 100% aware of everything the pentagon does minute by minute...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Codex had 1.5 million users I'm three of them and I never spent a cent on any llms, I doubt I'm the only one
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Have you ever witnessed any other version of capitalism? Do you believe in the invisible hand of the free market? It's neither invisible nor free
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by lm28469 8mo ago
It's very positive don't worry about me, if you need a safe space echo chamber feel free to ignore me!
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Because it's yet another slopware of course
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by lm28469 8mo ago
This comment is so naive and full of banalities I don't even know what to say, open a few history and philosophy books, these topics have been at the center of many deep and interesting debates over at least two thousands years and you
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by lm28469 8mo ago
"lick the boot and accept every degenerate technology without any question or you're AnTiFa" Ok buddy
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Harvest data and let the techno fascist state that is slowly emerging figure out a use case later. For potential scenarios: if you like sci fi you can watch minority report, if you like history you can look at central Europe around 1930
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by lm28469 8mo ago
They're supposed to serve you, not the other way, and you're supposed to start chopping heads off when they abuse the power you gave them.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
I'll personally send my DNA and weekly blood work straight to Xi Jinping address and pay for postage myself before letting my own government spy my every moves. Thés risks of anything bad happening are much lower
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Who appointed anyone king? Neither Trump nor Flock are kings, both should be challenged, violently if necessary.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> In a country like the US with a fairly democratic process at various levels of government How can you look at the current state of affair and say this with a straight face... It's a mafia, they're all millionaires, they'
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by lm28469 8mo ago
It prints money and harvest data, the holy grail basically, why would they remove it
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by lm28469 8mo ago
None of these industries had weirdos asking for $7 trillion to cure every disease and solve every problem known to man, they all grew organically over decades before finding their uses without being actively forced into every aspect of your
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> This breakdown in rule of law is unfortunate. Yearly reminder to read: https://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/kurz-the-discourse-of-vol...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
All I'm saying is the hype around these things is always 10x what the reality ends up being, every single time. Autonomous cars, bitcoin, VR, metaverse, it's always the same story, a loooooot of hype, a bit of actual delivery, and
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by lm28469 8mo ago
What kind of open source projects have you been working on? Why do you think most serious open source project reject AI PRs? Do you think you will spin up your own VLC, linux kernel or tensorflow in an afternoon and that you won't need
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Because you're hiding the vast majority of facts, like the fact that we already used every last drop of data available, the fact that they spent hundreds of billions on it and no one makes money besides the people selling them GPUs and
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> I never quite understood why AI and LLMs are marketed the way they are, or why the powers that be behind its massive push seem so keen on selling it as a wholesale replacement for human careers > It really feels like all of these CE
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Provided that of course, the US administration will be incorruptible enough to not bail out these tech companies with taxpayer money when they do eventually fail. I'd love them to try that because virtually no one on any part of t
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Do you get paid 10x? Does your company make 10x? Nope, because the only companies making money on this bs are companies selling pickaxes and shovels
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by lm28469 8mo ago
The demand being: "trust me bro we will pay you when we're profitable" All it'll take is one company to go bust, oracle for example, for the whole thing to deflate Plus you're factually wrong, it happened for fiber
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Google did not plan for rate limiting / throttling of high usage customers Antigravity has very low daily and weekly quotas unless you pay for their most expensive plan, so it means these people drop $200+ a month to run these bot
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Better salty than tricked by smoke and mirrors into thinking the singularity will happen in two release cycles and that chatgpt will cure cancer and poverty by 2028 lmao
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Some comments were wrong about one thing long ago hence every comments remotely similar about any other remotely similar thing will always be wrong That's how this argument sounds... And it really isn't a strong argument

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