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by roysting 6mo ago
I find such framing challenging because you are correct, the Constitution lost its power a long time ago, but I would not limit the cause of that lost power to only a rather recent ideological adversary, those you imagine would say “stick i
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by roysting 6mo ago
What exactly is a flamebait and what was a personal attack? It seems more like you are rationalizing your personal dislike into justification to use control over others speech in this forum for which you are clearly not qualified. And that
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by roysting 6mo ago
Thanks. That’s astonishing to me. As far s as I know I’ve never come in contact with people with acidic skin/excretions like that.
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by roysting 6mo ago
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by roysting 6mo ago
Have you ever had that looked into it maybe just ask AI? That does not seem healthy.
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by roysting 6mo ago
I’m fine with holding them all accountable to varying degrees. For example, yes, ultimately the president is responsible, but so is the person who dropped bombs instead of refusing an illegal order; just like the street dealer, gang banger,
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by roysting 6mo ago
My assumption based on many factors is that it is precisely why the carpet surveillance systems like Flock are being rolled out in preparation. There are people in control who don’t make 1, 5, or 10 year plans; they make 20, 50, 100, and 50
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by roysting 6mo ago
> AI has to be democratized; power cannot be too concentrated That sounds like something someone says when he understands his weak position, especially someone as ruthless, dishonest, and narcissistic as Altman.
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by roysting 6mo ago
I understand the impulse, but there are not only significant differences, i.e., the requirement to add labeling to cigarettes was mostly a judicial or legislative action, but there is also that rather perverse fact that this kind of legisla
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by roysting 6mo ago
It is not my domain, but I was quite surprised at the 10% processing fee expense. That’s ~$1M at their ~$10 income. Isn’t that quite a bit high? Or am I looking at something incorrectly. Maybe someone has some suggestions for them on how to
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by roysting 6mo ago
People keep saying this is the US as if anything about this regime is in any way legitimate, let alone abides by the Constitution, regardless of whether you like that or not. The founders of America tried to set up a system that would preve
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by roysting 6mo ago
The irony is that it only implies we have be in the proto-Idiocracy stage for a while, regardless of whether people who live in bubbles do not understand that “Upgraydd” type characters are not exactly a new or invented thing.
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by roysting 6mo ago
Man, that font used for the individual attribute evaluation percentage badge is horrible. I’m guessing based on the color coding that what could also be a slanted and italicized 1 is actually slanted and italicized 7, but talk about a horri
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by roysting 6mo ago
It's not even just labor, it is the fully burdened labor (i.e., all costs of that labor, which is well beyond the wage/salary an employee sees...the true cost of labor, i.e., a $20/hr wage is actually a $25-28 expense), multi
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by roysting 6mo ago
People don’t realize that the people at the top of organizations are effectively like politicians in democratic systems only the vote comes in confidence; usually manipulative, lying, and deceptive because they are inherently dependent on m
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by roysting 6mo ago
Flock
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by roysting 6mo ago
The telescreens are for you, not for them. On another totally unrelated note, this guy [1] that is not at all connected to the Epstein class whatsoever (he is) and is only an advisor to the leader of some some small little organization call
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by roysting 6mo ago
The irony is that I think the author may have meant granularity, not precision. You could have the highest precision model (not the AI type) of any given topic or domain and not only be totally inaccurate, but being categorically flawed, i.
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by roysting 6mo ago
I’ve been accused of being AI. My first impression when it happened was that because I often deal in information that people don’t like hearing, because it challenges their frame of mind, i.e., what they were trained on, “this is AI” is jus
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by roysting 6mo ago
Something that was meant to remain secret made public, is not the same thing as whether something public is public. If anything, this is a question of whether you owe royalties to the owner of IP you consumed in your life since it became pa
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by roysting 6mo ago
Maybe it's the ghost of Kiev controlling the robot army? You don't know. But they sure should get a $50 billion contract to make them
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by roysting 6mo ago
This smells more like military propagand, i.e., bullshit. There is no way this is honest or real, i.e., it somehow fought off a tactical unit trying to take the frontline that this drone was holding? Or was it just parked in some area where
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by roysting 6mo ago
I suspect it’s the unwinding of the Yen carry trade and/or indirectly connected to running for shelter for several reasons including the massive bomb in private lending and subsequently private equity that is ticking down and doing so
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by roysting 6mo ago
The problem here, the overarching issue is that the subject complaint about AI slop is actually a bigger issue that has been plaguing America in particular for many years now, and of which the AI slop era is only a current top. The qualitie
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by roysting 6mo ago
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by roysting 6mo ago
But that doesn’t come with government grants and follow-on funding and subsidies to take it to market under government protection and by being able to use eco-marketing.
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by roysting 6mo ago
“Maybe they wash out” … “The article doesn’t tell” It seems like you are engaging in rather emotional response when you admit you’re just hoping and making things up. That is not a very scientific basis. Are you biased towards this project
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by roysting 6mo ago
That’s chemically not correct in and of itself, but I do wonder if through the process they are effectively creating a hydrocarbon by freeing the oxygen from the carbohydrate to create this magic non-adhesive adhesive.
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by roysting 6mo ago
It seems like an odd point to run interference on for a scientific association of scientific institutions; that scientists should be less pedantic.
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by roysting 6mo ago
I’m not sure I like the immediate jump to “requires policy maker attention”. Considering the way “policy makers” have been trampling all over the most basic and fundamental human rights left, right, and center; that’s the last people we sho

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