lorecore

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by lorecore 4mo ago
AI definitely helps with attending meetings and writing documents that no one will read (both of which are huge parts of any modern job). The AI notes from any given meeting give you all of the content in 1/10th of the time.
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by lorecore 4mo ago
I agree for the most part, but fear of technological weapons is sort of the opposite of capitalism. So much of our technology stack was built by the government for warfare (including the internet) and in that sense is a form of socialism. I
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by lorecore 4mo ago
I think the 1940s war time culture is pretty distinct. Aside from that, I agree, those are probably aesthetically the most similar of the bunch.
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by lorecore 4mo ago
Yes, but you decide when to move from your owned home. My point is landlords can and do cause moving “churn” when you rent above and beyond when you’d move voluntarily.
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by lorecore 4mo ago
I have, which is why I'm immune to hasbara.
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by lorecore 4mo ago
Moving around a lot incurs its own costs. Time, transportation, movers, deposits (which you're unlikely to get fully returned), new furniture... I think it's an additional "hidden" cost to renting that doesn't get t
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by lorecore 4mo ago
I feel like the last 30 years are significantly less distinctive than the prior 30 (actually 70+) years. The 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s all had iconic and partitioned cultures that are instantly recognizable. I feel like that star
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by lorecore 4mo ago
The IDF shouldn't even exist, it's a formalization of Zionist terror gangs like Irgun: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irgun
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by lorecore 4mo ago
That's irrelevant to the conversation since Israel is carpet bombing civilians.
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by lorecore 4mo ago
Documented by IDF terrorists.
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by lorecore 4mo ago
Of course it is, and it's very well documented.
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by lorecore 4mo ago
It was Google's own code of ethics that stated that they had a ban on building AI weapons. They dropped it: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy081nqx2zjo It was Google who claimed to be something and ultimat
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by lorecore 4mo ago
Working with Israel is going to ultimately be a liability. Microsoft fired it's head of Israel division for helping Israel conduct mass survilence: https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/microsoft-fires-head... F
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by lorecore 4mo ago
I don't think that's accurate. I think every C suite in the country is looking to do away with labor's leverage as much as possible. I think this is a cultural thing more than anything else, C suite + investors looking to get
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by lorecore 4mo ago
The crazy thing is their salary does not actually benefit from riding these trends. Unless it's equally/even more clueless board level pressure with ulterior motives (i.e., lifting their other AI investments or the sector as a w
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by lorecore 4mo ago
Not all tokens are created equal. It's easy to use a ton of tokens by having agents work together in parallel. That's basically the equivalent as people spending time in meetings, hardly a productivity win. As with everything in d
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by lorecore 4mo ago
It's not mentioned in the article but one thing I constantly struggle with when laying out my office is facing the desk toward the wall (like he originally had it) vs. facing toward the room (the "digital" side of his desk no
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by lorecore 4mo ago
I don't trust them. https://www.mintpressnews.com/apple-israel-unit-8200-hiring/...
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Yes, our government is fully corrupt and Zionist occupied. There is no voting our way out of it, direct action is required. We probably also agree that the "Russian interference" hoax was little more than propaganda runup to their
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by lorecore 5mo ago
He's best known for Triumph of the Nerds but I really liked Plane Crazy, where he tries to build an airplane while basically having a breakdown: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0164814/
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by lorecore 5mo ago
> the left trying to make this out to be a serious threat played a big part in their loss of credibility. As a leftist I agree with a lot of what you’re saying, especially the Israeli/neocon influence (to put it mildly). But, you’
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by lorecore 5mo ago
They are pointing out the same thing I am: we are spying on Americans for Israel. Israel’s enemies get surveillance but not the so called “protection” this program uses as a veil for said surveillance.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Why would an attack on Israel warrant spying on US citizens? We are not Israel and our government should not be working for Israeli interests.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Attacking Israel is never terrorism. They are invaders on stolen land. It's always legitimate resistance. > At least we are free to express our ideas in the US and Israel. In Iran, they do not have free speech. The government can
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Taste is subjective, authenticity is not. People in #2 want human created content, even if it's not as "good".
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by lorecore 5mo ago
For those unfamiliar with it, I highly recommend eXoDOS, it's literally every DOS game ever: https://www.retro-exo.com/exodos.html You can even get an extremely cool boxed version: https://www.etsy.com/
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Israel and Zionism are genuinely unpopular.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
You can’t just label all of Israel’s enemies “terrorists”. The history of the Zionist colony is well know at this point. I’m a US citizen and fully aligned with Iran against Israel and the US presence in the Middle East.
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by lorecore 5mo ago
Iran is more popular than ever before because they've stood up to the Zionists. Have you not seen the Boom Boom Tel Aviv music video? Or the Lego videos?
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by lorecore 5mo ago
It's the US that has been funding Zionist terrorists for decades. It's wild how the generational divide between those who have been subjected to a lifetime of Zionist propaganda vs those of us who have had access to the truth is c

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