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by palmotea 5mo ago
> Perfect, that's exactly the message of despair we want to send! (How I imagine picking these speakers goes at every college campus) AI-era commencement speeches should totally be gloating "Ha, ha! I'm going to get immens
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by palmotea 5mo ago
>> Don't forget deepfake harassment and spreading misinformation. > both around waaaay before LLMs Non sequitur. What's next? Are you going to tell me a musket and a machine gun are basically the same? Previously, you had
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by palmotea 5mo ago
Those kids are crazy. We're finally close to realizing the dream of making labor obsolete, how could they not be excited and enthusiastic about the future? Most of them will no longer needed, and thankfully those that are still needed
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by palmotea 5mo ago
Conan is the best.
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by palmotea 5mo ago
As a practical matter, it's also just stupid. Preschoolers will take off stickers all the time . edit: fixed piratical typo
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> Colbert highlighted [truthiness] on the very first episode of his Colbert Report, a spinoff of The Daily Show which featured him as a blown-up parody of TV pundits like original Fox News Channel star Bill O'Reilly — championing th
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by palmotea 5mo ago
> Well there is a very contentious mayoral election going on in LA right now, and the fires are a central topic. > Concealing the fire damage could be used to influence or thwart campaign messaging. I know nothing about that election,
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by palmotea 5mo ago
> How does that tie in? You have to like AI because of immigrants? AI is like an immigrant, you have to accept it? What’s the logic here, or he’s just throwing random phrases around, it seems. Maybe it ties in because, if you're not
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by palmotea 5mo ago
> It is selfish to assume others will take care of your shitty kids. FYI: your seeming inability to muster even a tiny bit of empathy is pretty strong evidence you're in no position to call anyone selfish.
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by palmotea 5mo ago
> "beyond comprehension" is a good way of putting it. I've been genuinely baffled by some of these AI designs - why any intelligent thing would write >10 lines of bloat for what should be a one-liner. As Anthropic'
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> Won't the company audit the requests to AI and see you're sending a bunch of BS? Shouldn't be too hard to game. Version 2 uses the M365 MCP server to load up your email and iterate over all the messages, summarizing them
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> Ok but if it is a murder/involuntary manslaughter-esque distinction, why not just say that? It's a distinction between two different things that have some similarities (in this case, a cessation of trade) but important differ
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> so we would manage the conditions we've imposed on cuba by just simply not having those conditions. The US didn't impose the condition of being a resource-poor island on Cuba, nor did it impose the condition of economic misma
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> You are quibbling over minor semantics. You all are. Why not just concede it's an embargo not a blockade and move on? > Is the US preventing most oil from reaching Cuba or not? Sometimes questions like that obscure more than th
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> i'd love to see america "manage" the conditions america has imposed on cuba. The single biggest problem would be rebuilding the US manufacturing base. Once that happens, the US would be fine. America's probably capa
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> Does anyone know if there exists any OPSEC procedure for me to use third party tools like this for my own concerning legal questions that is both ethical and allows me to be confident that my interactions won't land in discovery d
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> And blockading Venezuelan oil from reaching the island. Don't forget that part. Is the new Venezuelan leader still trying to send Cuba oil? Or has she stopped that?
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Aren't you excited?
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> Our "elites" have set about breaking up our unity, fracturing us into smaller groups that can be managed. The "fashion" is definitely to denigrate anything and everything that would build unity. Judge the other. Acc
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> And do those countries have large and rapidly growing demand? A free market is the only reliable way to respond effectively to changing demand signals. Economic central planning always fails over the long term. It's not the only r
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by palmotea 6mo ago
Good. I don't think any electricity should be used for homes. It's wastes resources on people who will soon be economically unviable, and really constrains the data center build-out.
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> It is almost like the interconnectedness the internet has given us has laid bare the fact that human institutions aren’t to be trusted. That the longer an institution exists the further it drifts from whatever its stated purpose. That
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> I am convinced that their talk of UBI is just handwaving; they're trying to convince us that there will be a solution to the destruction of the economy as we know it, so that we'll just let them do whatever they want. This is
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> Those who earn their living from their labor If any of these people don't work or don't work enough, they undeserving immoral moochers and should be miserable and in pain. > and those whose income is derived simply by owni
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by palmotea 6mo ago
Maybe with AI we can finally kill user-owned computing, and make almost everyone renters. It's really wrong that the common people have access to things like PCs. It leaves a lot of money on the table the corporations can extract, and
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by palmotea 6mo ago
>> (because, you know, I was getting paid to write code and that's the only way I could actually get it done) > I'm going to assume you were getting paid to build software that solved problems and created value for your c
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by palmotea 6mo ago
I'm not going to comment on the likely "Goomba fallacy" at work in your comment, but I just want to note: > team meetings, agile ceremonies, issue trackers, backlogs, slack, emails, design reviews Are frequently not: >
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> Subpoena my local llm logs. I wouldn’t hold my breath. Couldn't the subpoena your computer for forensic investigation?
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> Whoever wins and whoever looses, we know both involved men don't have pretty non-existent morality. I'm guessing that double negative is a mistake. Do you mean to strike the "don't" to make it "have pretty
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by palmotea 6mo ago
> Having the humans document the code seems backward (maybe that's not what they're doing, but "make everything ready for ai" sound manual). No, that's forward. Any documentation an AI can make, another AI can re

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