malwarebytess

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by malwarebytess 3y ago
> The dawn of conscious machines will introduce vast new potential for suffering in the world, suffering we might not even be able to recognize, and which might flicker into existence in innumerable server farms at the click of a mouse.
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by malwarebytess 3y ago
This kind of tyrannical obsession over minutiae, the sheer spectacle and narcissism, leaves me feeling ill.
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by malwarebytess 3y ago
Modern nuclear weapons do not have significant fallout. Fallout is lost yield.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
> if Section 230 is weakened by the court. Unlike other companies that hire content moderators, the content that Reddit displays is “primarily driven by humans—not by centralized algorithms.” Not true. Reddit mods enforce reddit rules,
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Defcon ripoff
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
I have a Tesla (M3.) But it's stories like these that will make my next electric not a Tesla. From the failure to deliver FSD, to the inability to quickly fix their out-of-factory fitment problems, to anti-customer policies like these
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Everyone here thinks it's normal because they're within the system. Those of us outside of it can see it's insane and dehumanizing.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
"How does a site for helping White people, discriminate against non-White people? It clearly states it is targeting people who want to live or post in a White friendly place."
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Have there been many thorough studies of the efficacy of these hotlines?
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Upon contacting AWS account manager: > Yes, our aws account manager was great and tried to get an exception, but the exception was denied as there is no revenue coming from marketplace from us… not surprising since they won’t let us on m
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Here's an example. California passes a law, and because doing business in California is good for the bottom line they will comply with the law, and in so doing set a new defacto national standard. But, if this burden becomes too onerou
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Pretty sure that's around the threshold dose, so you're right.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
So based on this clarification, then, it was targeted to executives. If that is the case I really don't see the problem.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
No because 4chan is heckin' problematic, ya'll.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Yes I am. In my view people with NPD probably should be isolated from society in the same way an irredeemable criminal should be; that is because narcissists will never stop harming people if left to their own devices. If it's possible
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
It's intractable. There is no solution except teaching people how to identify and protect themselves from narcissists, or institutionalization. People with narcissistic traits can work towards undoing the damage done to them; but, once
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
I know of one. Many won't like it, though, because it involves flexing the muscles of the state. And at the end, I'm not sure the potential benefits outweigh the real risks.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
It's different from layoffs. RIF comes with the implication that the reduction is permanent.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
I'm expecting brutal, decimating, RIF across the industry at the end of Q2.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
I have to agree with you. It's not necessarily a bad thing. Where people get their fulfillment from is their own business, and if their needs are met -- all the better. Everyone deserves contentment and fulfillment. But, don't for
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
Warning: Hot Take. I genuinely believe many people who prefer working in an office versus at home have unfulfilling social lives or bad home lives. The social dynamics, competition, in physical offices fills the void in their lives. Also se
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
I don't even look at reviews when it's time to add more storage. I go straight to these updates. Hasn't steered me wrong.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
This type of data collection should be illegal and heavily punished, public or private. The damage it is doing far outweighs the benefits of temporary profits.
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
creativity I think is fundamentally synthesis. a large, varied, vocabulary of concepts is important for this, but I think more important is a high drive for novelty. such a drive probably leads to larger 'vocabularies.'
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by malwarebytess 4y ago
It's sickening to me that corporations can engage in politics as "investment."
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Fascinating to me the level of vitriol that spews from people on this guy. He's just a guy, you know?
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Seemed fine to me. If you don't like what you see on the internet, walk away, turn off your device, uninstall the app, stop visiting that address.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
thanks for your 2c.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
I wonder what googlers think about discussions like this? It doesn't seem like a rare opinion among techies that Google search has been declining in usefulness. Honestly, Google obfuscates the internet instead of making it accessible.
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by malwarebytess 5y ago
Google Sucks.

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