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by nslsm 6mo ago
Use AI to expand your thoughts into a long-winded post, use AI to compress the long-winded post into something that can be digested by a human.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
You are stating that someone with no formal education or who is 65 years old can’t learn to use a smartphone. That is demonstrably false.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Read the last paragraph of my message.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
I have absolutely no sympathy for people who choose not to get with the times. We all took our time to learn how to use a smartphone. He could have too but chose not to. Probably refused to learn to use tap to pay, ATMs, etc as well. You ch
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by nslsm 6mo ago
An LLM wouldn't make a mistake like "One paragraph summary"
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by nslsm 6mo ago
You are protecting a society who doesn’t care about you. Aren’t you glad?
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by nslsm 6mo ago
You are comparing Anthropic obtaining public data from the Internet to Anthropic leaking their trade secrets and having them distributed by third parties.
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by nslsm 6mo ago
Why isn’t this on the front page like the opposite article would be :’)
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by nslsm 7mo ago
We are okay with the price of oil going up? Didn’t know that. Certainly not me or anybody I know!
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Because George Bush is rotting in a prison cell now, isn’t he.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Personally I think the technical solutions are unrealistic, given this is nothing but a safari wrapper. Legal methods may be more successful.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
How?
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by nslsm 7mo ago
This reminds me of the ways the governments screw over people to force them to do things they don’t want to.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Before you decide not to care about something, you are supposed to make a deep assessment to see whether you can change it. It is only after you’ve determined that the thing can’t be changed that you can choose not to care about it.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
That’s a reductionist and wrong reading of the argument I made.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Which is not a problem if you choose not to worry about it.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
yt-dlp breaks YouTube’s DRM. They could easily get the repo removed under the DMCA. They don’t.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Those who have children can’t afford a car.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Feeling bad about something you can’t change is bad for your mental health.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Every single time.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Oh no, I have had enough of people with quirky (i.e. cringey) writing on the internet. It started with those who refused to use their shift key and it's quickly devolving into something that makes you shiver when you read it. (Not to m
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by nslsm 7mo ago
The issue is that there are so many awful webmasters that have websites that take hundreds of milliseconds to generate and are brought down by a couple requests a second.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
I live in Spain and that’s what socialism means basically. At least here.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
Most controls are not even close to what Windows 95 was.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
I assume it’s a person who has to go and buy the kibble and fill the feeder?
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by nslsm 7mo ago
They downvote you because this website calls itself progressive but it loves offshoring and basically anything that hurts the working class.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Games_Done_Quick
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by nslsm 7mo ago
They’ll call you an antisemite, but never a liar.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
If anything deepfakes will be good for the economy because if you can’t do business with people who are far away it becomes harder to outsource.
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by nslsm 7mo ago
It’s been going on for a very long time. Remember USS Liberty?

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