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by lovich 10mo ago
If user agents didn’t exist and were invented today, with the same implementation and use pattern that they currently do, would anyone call them a user agent? I’m fairly confident that 95%+ of human users on the internet don’t even know wha
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by lovich 10mo ago
> No you are not. If you are going to decide my values for me, then there is nothing left to discuss.
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by lovich 10mo ago
>The sales didn't materialize plus they were forced to do so by governments and short term investors that saw Tesla's stock shoot up. Now GM is writing off ~7 billion dollars. Whats worse is when Dems take back the white house,
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by lovich 10mo ago
I am hurt when I think I am hearing words from a fellow citizen that are their own opinion, when instead it is a foreign actor pushing a narrative for their state. I am all for free speech, but I am not for anonymous speech which is choking
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by lovich 10mo ago
You are jumping back and forth between moral arguments and legalistic arguments. If your defense for going after fraud and espionage is its illegal, are you fine if a country makes censorship legal?
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by lovich 10mo ago
Threatens retaliation against the individuals in Italy directly on top of the government, and I notice he specified "based in Italy" not "Italian citizen". Then goes on to thank JD Vance, and crow about Elon "I cens
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by lovich 10mo ago
> The US example that I would give would be the Articles of Confederation being turned over and replaced with our Constitution. That’s a legit example I knew of, but didn’t come to mind when thinking through this. Thank you Edit: legit f
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by lovich 10mo ago
In the event that you are real, I am giving you a heads up that your AI translations sound completely inhuman in English. I have been trying to learn a non alphabet based language without capitalization in its script so I can commiserate on
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by lovich 10mo ago
I’m mildly familiar with the idea, but I was referencing this subset of the quoted sentence > … and, like many democracies before us, we ultimately voted to abolish our own democracy … The ellipses are intentional, if the fragments of th
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by lovich 10mo ago
> Toward the end of our time at CAS we experimented with sociocracy as a way to organize without hierarchy and coercion, but despite my enthusiasm for the form, we didn’t start with universal buy-in or understanding from the whole team,
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by lovich 10mo ago
A good number of people on this site don’t mind the boot as long as they are wearing it. It’s not particularly rare for groups of software engineers to have American style libertarians amongst them
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by lovich 10mo ago
Same team committing the violence and using it as an excuse to enforce even more authoritarian efforts on people like me, before the bodies are even cold
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by lovich 10mo ago
If you wait around long enough you’ll also start hearing them complain about China’s Totally Different Credit Score System that is only for social control, unlike the American system which is obviously just good business sense and doesn’t e
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by lovich 10mo ago
I’ve been here for years and somehow never knew about this feature
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by lovich 10mo ago
I feel no shame in anything I felt about Charlie Kirk’s death after seeing their response to this, and that looks like it was a team kill from conservatives. One side of the political aisle in this country is screaming about how violent the
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by lovich 10mo ago
Seems like it’s changed in the decades. I watched the same guy steal 100s of dollars of shit over a few months. The store I worked at was also a shitshow that barely operated so maybe I was just in their local minimum.
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by lovich 10mo ago
You could always go to a Walmart and look up to see if they bothered to even wire the cameras or if the plug was literally dangling from the cameras over the entire store. Happened at the expansion at the one I worked at and the shoplifters
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by lovich 10mo ago
The only forms of matter are gases, liquids, and solids. Anyone speaking about “plasmas” and “Bose-Eisenstein condensates” is just spewing woke horse shit they must have learned in a liberal indoctrination center(universities ) Sarcasm asid
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by lovich 10mo ago
Once big tech, and VC and investment firms behind them, went from “don’t be evil” to jumping in feet first into manipulating politics, that argument became at best pointless and at worst a cover to fuck around in politics and then kill disc
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by lovich 10mo ago
I’m sorry we’re not allowed to tell people they’re a stupid piece of shit or even that you disagree with their hateful rhetoric. Only the people saying the worst things should be protected and have free speech, we should limit our speech ou
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by lovich 10mo ago
It’s very frustrating for the bot’s reinforcement function. This is another account created after widespread access to LLM was available to the public that is pushing a political view that is somewhat coherent until pressed and then it fall
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by lovich 10mo ago
I do not accept that the analogy was made without an implicit attempt to conflate the two positions. Most tech jobs aren’t a 9-5 either since that’s a traditional hourly job and tech has on call rotations that are unpaid. This is what I’m t
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by lovich 10mo ago
@dang, I get what you mean in a vacuum but this article is pretty insulting to the readers intelligence. The third sentence of the article is > But one misstep he admitted to might surprise a lot of people who dream of the day they can q
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by lovich 10mo ago
I’ve got much better education reading and researching myself than I did from most of my classes in undergrad where an underpaid TA or professor who was just there for their mandatory minimum teaching time before returning to their research
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by lovich 10mo ago
Please stop spamming us with obvious AI generated posts. What’s truly scarce are humans who stay humble, don’t lie, and actually communicate their thoughts instead of delegating all interactions to an automaton. If you give as little a shit
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by lovich 10mo ago
Are you trying to argue that M.A.D. hasn't been an effective deterrent to violence for decades? Do you think the US and EU would have hesitated to send enough arms to keep Ukraine comfortably fending off Russia if they weren't afr
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by lovich 10mo ago
I am having a hard time emphasizing with the author when they open up with this paragraph > For years, I thought of Google as a trustworthy helper on the Web. Especially where it mattered most, removing pirated copies of my books from Go
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by lovich 10mo ago
Thank you. It is infuriating to see my fellow countrymen criticize another system so heavily, when we are living under a largely similar system. Especially after finding out that the current credit score system was only adopted in 1989, so
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by lovich 10mo ago
Under previous US admins and the relationship the EU had, yeah. The asshole puckering is from how Trump has completely flipped the table, everything is hyper transactional now, and as we’ve seen military action against leaders personally is
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by lovich 10mo ago
Is Europe actually going to do anything? They currently appear to be puckering their assholes and cowering in the face of Trump, and his admin are already yelling about how the EU is "illegally" regulating American companies. They

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