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by realce 3y ago
https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone
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by realce 3y ago
Just sign up at meta and you'll get an email link in like 5 minutes
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One of John Adams' famous criticisms of Franklin came in a letter to James Lovell dated April 14, 1781. In it, Adams writes: "The history of our Revolution will be one continued lie from one end to the other. The essence of the wh
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by realce 3y ago
> What did he expect? Why this cynical attitude? Perhaps he did expect it and he is now clearly and publicly stating it in a congressional record so something might be done about other whistleblowers.
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by realce 3y ago
> If AGI is created and then removes the need for any human to work, UBI (or the like) would be essential. Only if you think that capitalism and magic generative machines are compatible in any way. The need for UBI would only make sense
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by realce 3y ago
Yeah there's gonna be a whole lot of "comparative advantage" coming down the pipe, but the winners will become fewer and fewer by the day.
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by realce 3y ago
"The diabolical criminals in power have done everything you say, but I quibble about the timeline you spoke of" is not a dunk like you might think.
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Your employer doesn't pay you in food stamps, they pay you in money you can use to buy anything you need in the entire world. The government provides coupons that allow you to buy food which is remediated to the seller in dollars. The
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by realce 3y ago
Many ideas aren't new, but that doesn't mean they're government policy.
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by realce 3y ago
I just had a ticket that was supposed to take 2 hours but took 6. A process that was created 2 contractors ago was unknown to anyone and I had to figure it out from scratch. My PM complained that I didn't complete in the time estimat
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by realce 3y ago
merci good fellow :)
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Where would someone find these?
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by realce 3y ago
It doesn't "end" whatsoever. Your notion of it ending means total governmental control or total anarchy. Life is in the middle of the two, the resting point is a continuous balance of two extremes. It's not simple to
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by realce 3y ago
As a long-held Curtis fanatic, what I found amazing was that I imagined his narration the whole time.
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by realce 3y ago
The WEF featured this at Davos this year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QvtT_lgl_Q Funny - with all this mind reading, youtube won't autocomplete the query "WEF mind reading" for me.
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by realce 3y ago
Obligatory paranoia quote "We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." - William J. Casey, CIA Director
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by realce 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thLgkQBFTPw It's the era, it's not you.
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by realce 3y ago
Ah I see, thanks.
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How do they even make 339m? I've never heard of a single person interacting with the Meta-brand metaverse.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metalhead_(Black_Mirror)
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by realce 3y ago
Thanks for your efforts over all these years
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by realce 3y ago
So if I'm personally inspired by a Drake song I heard and use that memory and inspiration to create music in a similar style to Drake, I'm a criminal? Why does the kinds of tools/software used to create the end product matte
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by realce 3y ago
Someone made a scarcity-reduction machine and my industry of commodifying sound waves will be harmed, let's shame anyone who engages in the reduction of scarcity so we can keep our copywritten sound waves at a high market value.
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> The point of central banks is to control their monetary policy. There's plenty of people out there who disagree with central bank's existence and policy. I don't know if I'd call a currency "stable" when i
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by realce 3y ago
The problem is central banks devaluing currency. It's an esoteric topic to many people, so crypto turned into a blinking pinball machine of tech, but the problem was always the devaluing of currency by the Fed.
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by realce 4y ago
What incredible arrogance, it makes my blood boil. You're supposed to either know what all their sources are and do all of your own work one at a time, or just give them links to the things you most want hidden, an extreme vulnerabili
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by realce 4y ago
It's not someone else's possession - it's someone else's proprietary possession. A government's proprietary possession of computational power is analogous to it having weapons barred from public ownership, meaning t
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by realce 4y ago
So which of these represents the chatbot?
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Ha we replied the same thing at the same time - great minds!
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by realce 4y ago
Because the NSA isn't going to stop, the CCP isn't going to stop. Anyone who doesn't stop is a threat to my personal freedom, so the only logical reaction to me is to empower yourself as well as possible and keep training.

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