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by pesus 4mo ago
You seem to be taking this personally rather than showing any actual problems that exist. Just because you assume something nefarious must be going on with absolutely no evidence to back that up doesn't mean it's true.
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by pesus 4mo ago
I think we should improve working conditions for everyone, not make them worse for everyone.
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by pesus 4mo ago
They really are mask off evil now. Any idea what those "other concerns" could be?
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by pesus 4mo ago
I'd love to see a thorough audit of the company done to see whether they actually did this. I strongly suspect they did not actually delete that data.
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by pesus 4mo ago
Or they all left or were fired. It's safe to assume anyone still working there at this point in time after everything they've done is in favor of this.
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by pesus 4mo ago
This is incredibly creepy and invasive, and should be outlawed, frankly. There is no legitimate reason for this to exist. My only hope is regular Wayfarers aren't completely tainted by these creep glasses having the same design, but it
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by pesus 4mo ago
Using "communist" as a pejorative isn't actually an argument for anything.
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by pesus 4mo ago
> It has and will continue to result in large job gains for blue collar and service workers. Source? Specifics? This doesn't even sound plausible at face value. Even if it is somehow true, higher paying white collar jobs being repla
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by pesus 4mo ago
Construction is in fact done at some point. You cannot build an unlimited amount of anything, let alone data centers. Do you honestly believe there will be enough constant construction on data centers to replace millions of jobs lost to AI?
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by pesus 4mo ago
Temporary construction and manufacturing jobs are not actual replacements for the jobs lost. They'll be done after the data centers are built, and then we're just back to AI having destroyed tons of jobs with no replacements.
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by pesus 4mo ago
What are the jobs AI is creating, specifically? > And let's please not have any lazy, low-effort replies claiming that AI will somehow magically eliminate all jobs for humans. I don't think AI actually capable of doing so, but
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by pesus 4mo ago
If these companies intend to destroy the fabric of society and jobs and livelihood of everyone, then that leaves us very few choices as a society. This is one of the tamest and most peaceful ones, even if it's just a start. Hopefully S
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by pesus 4mo ago
I don't generally bring either. If I'm traveling, I'm on vacation.
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by pesus 4mo ago
I get the joke, but CSUs are fairly inexpensive as far as universities go. Tuition at SJSU is about $9500 per school year for California residents. That's a year of education for almost 1700 students. It may not seem like a much money
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by pesus 4mo ago
That directly contradicts these companies' goals of eliminating all employees.
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by pesus 4mo ago
There are tons of reasons AI is actively making the school system worse (amongst many other aspects of society). Immediately jumping to "political coalition thing" seems strange.
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by pesus 4mo ago
I seriously doubt even the government actually knows or has a real plan, let alone one actually related to security. If it's anything like their track record, they'll just be asking the AI about a topic related to their enemies (i
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by pesus 4mo ago
Credit cards are lost and stolen all the time, and it isn't really a big deal when it happens, since charges can usually be easily reversed. This does not sound like the same scenario. It also doesn't account for people who lack f
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by pesus 5mo ago
I still can't comprehend how they managed to blow that much money on what appears to be just a worse version of VR Chat.
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by pesus 5mo ago
> In short, please stow your rights in the overhead container or in your checked baggage and respect other peoples' right to be left alone. What does a Bluetooth device's nickname have to do with leaving people alone?
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by pesus 5mo ago
It would speed up the "progress" you so desire. But that's about what I'd expect. Turns out people aren't willing to back up what they promote when it negatively affects them, despite all the talk. Maybe trying to s
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by pesus 5mo ago
That's an incredibly depressing and anti-intellectual way to go through life.
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by pesus 5mo ago
Go ahead and quit your job then, if it's worth it. It's for the greater good, after all, and you're more than ok with it.
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by pesus 5mo ago
I don't think the software that lies to you and makes things up on a regular basis is a very good teacher. Even if it was, that's not worth the cost to society vs just improving education.
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by pesus 5mo ago
Should I take this as you volunteering your livelihood? Otherwise this comment rings incredibly hollow. It's very easy to say others should sacrifice what they've worked their whole life for, but it's not so easy to give it u
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by pesus 5mo ago
Well, that's surely worth sacrificing people's livelihood for.
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by pesus 5mo ago
What value do they get that both couldn't be done before and outweighs the costs?
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by pesus 5mo ago
I really can't see the Steam Machine being a success at this point, if it ever even releases. It seems like they were really banking on hardware steadily getting cheaper like it pretty much always has in the past. A $1000+ Steam Machin
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by pesus 5mo ago
Exactly. Not only have the prices gone up, they've gone up for no real reason other than some CEOs are attempting to take over society. The average person isn't even seeing much of the upside of modern technology anymore, just the
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by pesus 5mo ago
Being critical about AI companies isn't what's pushing new people away from the tech world. The AI companies and the consequences of their actions are, as well as comments like this pretending the issues don't exist and that

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