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notepad0x90
4mo ago
this sounds like a reddit comment too much. why would trillions of dollars improve your quality of life. a bunch of companies get investments from a bunch of VCs who took out loans... and that means your quality of life should improve? And
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4mo ago
Thanks, i'll have to check it out.
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4mo ago
i think a lot of that is for government and enterprise use. even for personal computers themselves (i.e.: laptops) they're usually loss leaders, they don't turn profit. You can run a server (and many do) on laptops, but that didn&
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4mo ago
The problem is you have a very different understanding of what a leader is, than what i think is a more correct definition. a person hoarding information is not a leader. making decisions in a way no one else can reproduce how you made deci
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4mo ago
I am interested but don't have time to read a book. However, I don't think any text can change a person's opinion that is derived from experience. I think what they're trying to describe is the concept of a person being
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4mo ago
i clicked thinking he was mocking this! I hate it so much. no, dude, not everyone can be a leader. no we're not all "leaders"?!?!? come on. this is such a dilution. it screams refusal to take responsibility for anything. dive
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4mo ago
you just update them and that's it? Usually, there are CI/CD pipelines, but also change and testing regimes of some sort. Dev/QA too before prod. Here is my suggestion though: - Don't use package repos on the internet, h
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4mo ago
consider cloud spending vs on-prem before the great cloud migrations. people are spending a lot more for cloud services now. I hear conflicting things about finances, some have a different opinion, that it won't be written down so long
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4mo ago
I would love to get on this bandwagon, but I think strangely tech CEOs are spot-on on this one, it's the public that has mass-hysteria (I wouldn't say psychosis). There have been several leaps in tech over the past few centuries,
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4mo ago
!g is the best of both worlds.
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4mo ago
I'll have to see Google's stats as well. I went the other way leaving DDG for google AI mode. I use ddg still if I just want it to find a site. if I want answers, I use Google. I would say it's more than visits that count, ho
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4mo ago
These are not situations a human would have given you a response on in the past. it's the same irrational ai phobia. we've had automated phone agents for decades. even on reddit, automod has been a thing for a long time. it's
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4mo ago
apologies for misunderstanding, I think you were being sarcastic and agreeing with me?
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4mo ago
they can and do, if you're past eviction notice.
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4mo ago
It's insane that there is literally nowhere that you can have a piece of land reserved to you without perpetually owing someone money. Like it isn't possible at all. With home ownership, you will always owe taxes, so there is no s
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4mo ago
Even psychologically, i don't get it. you're still renting, except insurance and property taxes replace your rent, even if you pay it off fully.
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5mo ago
Yeah, I've seen that a few times as well, but it's more like it has one reputable link it can show you but its conclusion is based on forum posts that reference it or something. But I personally treat it like any other AI, it isn&
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5mo ago
First, did Google really declare a war? The title makes it feel click-baitey because of this exaggerated hyperbole. I like what Google is doing, huge fan. I can't fathom why no one else is. When I search, I'm trying to find things
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5mo ago
I agree, and most people agree too. Upper bound on power though, not wealth. This has been an issue for a long time. In the 30's business men tried to overthrow FDR and got a slap on the wrist for example. Something about the structure
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5mo ago
I think they know that the military is mostly a grift in spending at times of peace. It keeps the military and benefactors happy. the defense industry employs people , which helps with support for the military. In times of war, they expect
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5mo ago
I don't know enough to disagree with this specifically, but reductionism and generalizing is its own problem. A PR stunt is far cry from a power grab. Reductionism favors addressing large trends, and large boogeymen, classes, groups, e
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5mo ago
You can't ever win this argument against the public and the powers that be by staking it all on "but privacy is important, don't you like privacy?". That's what they keep reducing it to. They're also making it
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5mo ago
You can introduce canaries, and ban auto-pwning in general. that's usually banned anyways. Some challenges just can't be solved by a human in under a certain period of time. Another idea is deep red herrings. solves that lead to m
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5mo ago
These people are like a plague. Is there nowhere one can escape them? Is everyone aware of all the unhinged beliefs their CEO and leadership has been spreading. never mind their actual practices. https://www.theguardian.com/
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5mo ago
Karma systems in general are opaque. The assumed or advertised behavior is never fully accurate, if it was, it would be all too easy to game.
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notepad0x90
5mo ago
if AI is generating text for you, why type?
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5mo ago
but then my bank and everyone watching my payment activity (yes, it is monitored and sold, and resold many times over) will know. Can I use crypto payment? Can I purchase crypto without all the legal hassle? can I pay in cash for some credi
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5mo ago
yeah, you needed the tv's to watch you in his world, and even then humans needed to watch the feed, no AI/automated monitoring.
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5mo ago
It isn't, all that money they're asking for is a grift, you don't need tens of billions of dollars for ethnic cleansing, poorer countries and their dictators manage with much less. It makes ethnic cleansing a more profitable
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5mo ago
I cant' believe this propaganda is working even on HNers!! You know what everyone is talking about? anything but the epstien files! Here is the google trends over 90 days, you'll see the iran war, and now gimmicks like this work:
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