rimbo789

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by rimbo789 2mo ago
I hope to be lucky enough to never take a drug that ai had any impact on the discovery or study
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by rimbo789 2mo ago
If there isn't currently there will be very soon.
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by rimbo789 2mo ago
Both wild but also very obviously was going to happen with a product like this.
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by rimbo789 2mo ago
These should have never even been prototyped. An obviously terrible ideal with obvious many negative social consquences. They should be banned from the market immediately.
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by rimbo789 2mo ago
So many organizations need this. I've watched companies make $100M+ investments basically on group think and no one being willing to say it won't work. The worst is when everyone privately acknowledges that the idea won't wor
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by rimbo789 2mo ago
Solid article. Outlines well why no one wants these things. I hope it helps more communities fight these and ensure almost none get built
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by rimbo789 2mo ago
The existence of Palantir is a significant public policy failure. It is a tool for corrupt actors - both private and public - to maximize how much they steal from all of us. Their use of existing tax policy is just an example. Palantir shou
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by rimbo789 2mo ago
Hahahahahahahahahahahahha. Tell another joke I have never worked a place where management was even remotely held accountable for their decisions, their corruption, their abuse of power or their fecklessness. Unions now; unions tomorrow; uni
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by rimbo789 4mo ago
Good. Finally. These never should have even been prototyped. Fool of an idea.
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by rimbo789 6mo ago
Only 20 years too late. They should have been involved from the start
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by rimbo789 6mo ago
As a parent of 2 a big reason we won’t have a third is the massive step up in transportation costs. Having to get a third car seat would require us to go from our Kia to a minivan. And then there is the cost of the car seat alone. Then ther
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by rimbo789 6mo ago
Why do you trust ai so much? I don’t trust it to tell me the sky is blue.
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by rimbo789 6mo ago
Why stopped at the 50 states? Loop in the rest of the world
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by rimbo789 6mo ago
That penalty is about a couple orders of magnitude too small
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by rimbo789 6mo ago
starting? it was pretty clearly a net negative from the get go
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Look up the history of the interstate system - cars were very much imposed.
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Why should rural areas be punished with having to use cars?
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Yes it is ideological: cars kill cities, kill communities and are bad for everyone involved. They are dangerous to drivers and non drivers alike and are deeply anti social. We need less cars everywhere period. Putting cars in cities was als
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
I’d say 60% of the time I go to vote I click a users name instead when I’m on mobile.
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
The legalization and expansion of gambling was a massive mistake and should be undone as soon as possible.
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Having worked in for profit health care pricing and costing yup that makes sense. The layering on of profit margins causes costs to grow exponentially
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Hollywood was never about making art. It was about making money. That some good art came out of it was an accident of the process. Do I want movies to survive? Sure. But Hollywood as a thing was about vacuuming up every penny it could and t
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Influential? Yes. Was that influence for the betterment of humanity? I’m not sure. Beyond the slop many of the classics were deeply racist and built on immoral exploitation. Yes all those artists did great work but they did it in terrible c
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Good riddance. It won’t be missed. Very little of Hollywood benefited humanity - it was mostly a tool of the rich and governments to propagandize. It was just an another opiate for masses. It was built on ruthless exploitation of labour and
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Well this should be banned. Or at least watpo should be required to be transparent about this whenever you subscribe
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
I do not want to wear any smart tech for any reason.
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Both wired and wireless headphones of all types fail for me between 10-13 months. Something breaks no matter the price or brand. The only wireless headphones worth the hassle of using Bluetooth (which never connects on the first try, discon
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Helping the damn revolution come quicker
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
I trust corporations far far far less than government or lawmakers (who I also don’t trust). I know corporations will use ads in the most manipulative and destructive manner. Laws may be flawed but are worth the risk.
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by rimbo789 7mo ago
Ads in AI should be banned right now. We need to learn from mistakes of the internet (crypto, facebook) and aggressively regulate early and often before this gets too institutionalized to remove.

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