rimbo789

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by rimbo789 1y ago
Itll for sure get worse once most cars are autonomous and are programmed badly
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by rimbo789 1y ago
If a human makes it, it is inherently more valuable than what ai produces.
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by rimbo789 1y ago
“ Who needs a hobby like tennis or philately? I've got a hobby: rereading Lady Chatterley” I first heard him when I was 13: it was mind blowing. Can’t wait to show my kids
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Good: that naive idealism led us down some very stupid paths
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Every CEO I’ve worked for could have been replaced with a bot that randomly spat out “yes” or “no” to questions and the company would have either been improved or stayed the same.
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by rimbo789 1y ago
What a wildly naive take. AI will be another force of centralization, de-skilling, and repression that will make more people more dependant and more precarious making it much harder for them to start any form of business
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by rimbo789 1y ago
To be clear, I think a huge chunk of the tech giants also should not be operating! They need to be regulated heavily with algorithic feeds banned, anyone under 18 banned and better compensation for content creators. The wild west of the int
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by rimbo789 1y ago
It’s wild that this is a forum where the take “follow the law even if it’s annoying for your company” is considered bait
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by rimbo789 1y ago
It’s insane that “just follow the rules” gets downvoted
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Good. Tech companies have acted far too long like the law is something like they can get to next week. This firm doesn’t care a whit about the impact on users - they are just too cheap to follow the rules. If your business can’t operate wit
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by rimbo789 1y ago
That’s a funny way to say genocide
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by rimbo789 1y ago
What a hell that would be
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Yes capitalism and imperialism are bad ways to organize society in a fair and equitable manner
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Good. I hope its overall era is over soon too. Insane that we allowed crypto to exist in the first place; a massive sink of time and energy just to allow criminals to defraud people easier.
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by rimbo789 1y ago
I’m one of those. I immediately tune out of any presentation that has any sign of ai content because clearly the speaker doesn’t value me as an audience member
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Budgets - and lowering them - win every time. I do budgeting and forecasting for SaaS companies and this kind of work is always the first cut
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by rimbo789 1y ago
I honestly can’t think of reasons to use AI. At work I have to give myself reminders to show my bosses that I used the internal ai tool so I don’t get in shit. I don’t see the utility, all I see is slop and constant notifications in google.
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Every ruler in this period would have centralized as much as Stalin if they had had the means
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by rimbo789 1y ago
The pay for the useful pay is so rarely better than valued though
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Doge was a bad idea done poorly. It served no purpose other than to hurt people and win some headlines. We will be feeling the consequences for years to come.
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Imagine in the year of 2025 believing crypto has value beyond making fraud easy. After over a decade of this thing rattling around it remains a problem in search of a solution and by and large huge waste of everyone’s time.
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by rimbo789 1y ago
What’s wrong with centralized entities? There should be financial gatekeepers. They are much better than whatever crime syndicates benefit from crypto Crypto is just speed running the 19th century and making us re learn all the reasons why
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Returns gained entirely from fleecing rubes. Fraud generally has good returns for the fraudsters.
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by rimbo789 1y ago
Crypto was a huge mistake. It should have been rigorously regulated right out of the gate to the point of being unusable for anyone. I have yet to see a use case that doesn’t amount to buying drugs or defrauding rubes.
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by rimbo789 2y ago
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by rimbo789 2y ago
Isn’t all crypto theft?
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by rimbo789 2y ago
I agree that’s why Musk should driven out of society
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by rimbo789 2y ago
The problem with this view is it treats politics as having the same stakes for everyone. When one side is arguing for the death of a group, or that women shouldn’t have rights and be kept as sex slaves, the stakes are much different. You do
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by rimbo789 2y ago
Gender-affirming care is good and needed to protect kids.
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by rimbo789 2y ago
LLM are cheap gimmicks that at worse will be another lecherous sore on society like crypto and best a fad that mercifully disappears soon

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