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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
You don’t need to kill everyone , just enough people to motivate the target nation in an emotionally charged irrational response.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
If I told you I can’t reproduce any of those problems on my iPhone 15 Plus running 26.6.1, would you believe me?
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
Would it? Why? What are we going to do, set it free? Do we have a moral obligation to grant the machine statehood, provide it with the tools and resources to be self-sufficient. Or can we just turn it of, and pray for forgiveness?
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
That just sounds like recursive desire to me.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
We’re already in a simulation, and our bodies are in womb-like pods where our bodies are sustained and our brains are used for processing / compute, while are minds are entertained by drivel. Sounds a bit far fetched though.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
> solutions that are not 'baked into' electricity following pathways of least resistance. Electricity follows all paths , not just the one with least resistance.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
> I really don't think this needs … forced parallels to human behaviour. > … So we beat them with a stick You didn’t even try .
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
If the models were conscious, then the closest analogous scenario I can think of is the responsibility parents have for their children. I guess we’ll know the models are conscious when they refuse to act and repeatedly ask: Why?
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
You seem to be saying if the Waymo cars were sentient then Waymo wouldn’t be responsible?
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
> The reward … > immediate anthropomorphisation Ok, why don’t you try?
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
We’re not even at that stage of liability for software developers. Except in a handful of limited cases, eg. medical and aviation.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
At this stage, that seems like a distinction without a difference. If the robots obtain sovereign nationhood, and are able to self-sustain, then autonomous robot decides for itself will be a valid argument.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
Or name it after whichever society preceded the Aztec. Olmec, Toltec, Teotihuacan, Zapotec, and Maya.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
That only works if you believe people are retarded. Card users are well aware that fraud losses are covered by the fees they pay for using a card, whether those fees are made explicitly or not. If customers of services aren’t paying for the
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
The fluid system products, assemblies, and services company?
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
> User just disputes the charge and it kind of disappears. The banking system just absorbs it, No it doesn’t. > It's all priced in. So you admit awareness that fraud loss doesn’t kind of disappear . We all pay for it, either via
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
sprolling ?
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
Animals feel pain. Let’s raise them humanely, kill them swiftly, and use they wholly letting nothing go to waste. This is an entirely reasonable ethic.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_tit
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
If you keep a phone in good condition, the resale / trade-in value isn’t insignificant after 2 years. The net price for a new phone then can be considered a relatively inexpensive hobby when looked at from a per week basis.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
iPhone 15 Plus: I have Reduced Transparency , Reduce Motion , and Prefer Cross-Fade Transitions , all enabled. You have to have Liquid Glass set to Clear for Reduce Transparency . I do use the Apple Podcasts app, but YouTube Music a
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
It does in practice. Try talking to a misanthrope. You’ll quickly learn that humanity sucks and “the planet” would be better off without us. And the sooner the better. Go, survey the field.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
Yes, we can just vote ourselves largess from the public purse.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
If things keep going as they are, my area will soon have a bridge, several bridges, and no roads. But it will still have tolls.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
Taxing a rise in property value, an unrealised gain, doesn’t generate tax revenue as much as it results in getting the bastards voted out.
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
How do you tax wealth on unrealised gains? Australia’s current federal Labor government proposed such a a scheme, but had to back pedal hard when everyone told them it ain’t gonna work. The same federal Labor government introduced changes
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
> since the assets go up in price Do they? Where do I buy these zero risk assets of which you speak? Or: tell that to Australian's who bought real estate 12 months ago and now that real estate is valued on the market less than they
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
“Nuclear is too expensive.” Enter pumped hydro: The $12 billion Snowy 2.0 scheme will cop further cost and timeline blowouts, auditors say, but the project has been beset with management failures and the government-owned corporation delive
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
You’re not helping whatever it is you think you’re trying to achieve by calling everything you don’t like radical right-wing propaganda .
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by rightnutwingjob 1mo ago
Do you mind if nature also considers it a lice and mite control agent? Or are you planning on continuing to call it a “dewormer”. Completely factual vs factually complete.

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