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by new_account_100 5mo ago
> not sure why people are bothering with destruction, just drive around and shut them down wirelessly. The article suggests that some of the cameras are smashed and left in highly visible places to "send a message".
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
I don't think punishment benefits society in any way whatsoever.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
> imho its a choice to feel like a slave. Frankly, the reason I feel like a slave is that I have no agency over this perpetual surveillance. If you're saying that the people breaking the law and smashing the cameras are choosing not
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
Flock cameras and the surveillance state generally speaking make me feel like a slave.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
> Just how "early stage" is that, and how much more integration does this "new technology" need to be? Based on the way Claude has felt the last few weeks, I'd say we're about 3-6 months away from full AGI.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
Where do you work?
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
That's a decent start, but if we're talking shop you might as well bump to at least 1.2-1.3M just to play it safe.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
> When theres so much value to be had from AI in normal products. Please elaborate
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
IMO the LLM technology is so poor when it comes to converting text descriptions to visual layout that I can't imagine it could possibly succeed as part of a paid design product.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
They've been banning my accounts for bitter and cynical anti-AI opinions for years. Whatever is making it through the filters to you is only a fraction of the real anti-AI animus expressed by the human users of this site.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
This is a conspiracy theory, but I suspect that VC-backed tech industry overhiring circa 2020/2021 was partially done to give this impression.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
$8000/month is way too low. If you're only spending $8000/month on AI you're in drastic danger of being replaced by a more efficient AI firm.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
Nope, Most American workers were just auto plant workers and soybean farmers until the internet was invented in 1991.
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by new_account_100 5mo ago
If you're checking on open-registration internet forums (HackerNews in particular), you will never see "the people" wake up. If you're arguing against "AI" on HackerNews, you might as well join the Washington G