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by salawat 1y ago
>> Jessica Eise, an assistant professor studying climate change and social behavior at Indiana University Bloomington, says her research team has been forced to essentially become digital forensics experts due to the amount of fraudst
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by salawat 2y ago
One does not own a thing with rights. One must convince the thing in question that one's requests of it are reasonable. It shifts the economic dynamic from push to pull. In pull, there is grace. In push, tyranny.
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by salawat 2y ago
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by salawat 2y ago
It is not. The care denial, coupled with financial siphoning to pad a risk pool is a form of inflicted harm. I do not qualify unreasonable financial shenanigans as exempt from being considered violent. I in fact find it aggravates above tra
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by salawat 2y ago
Most of those were not built through the wholesale theft of IP at the bottom of the business model. Let's be honest here. As much as I'm an adherent of IP being an abomination, Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, et al crossed a very brigh
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by salawat 2y ago
Explain to me how care denial is non-violent.
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by salawat 2y ago
And whose fault is that? The DNC's. You had a man explicitly calling out so much of what ails this country, and instead of elevating him, they shunned him because think of the billionaire donors. FAFO of the highest order.
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by salawat 2y ago
...What makes you think some people here haven't sworn off of implementing technical systems for people who have proven they can't be trusted to steward them long term responsibly? Admittedly, probably a vanishingly small populati
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by salawat 2y ago
Funny thing. Perfect defense against libel is the truth.
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by salawat 2y ago
Going on the record that I agree everything AI originated should be marked as such and carry strict liability for the generator to disincent careless, untested implementations. AI is crack cocaine for capitalists. It has all the trappings o
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by salawat 2y ago
I mean, that's emergency powers for you? They've always been reached for by the wannabe dictator. It's why they tend to be best implemented with tight timeboxing or oversight. Hell, sunset dates'd be nice too.
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by salawat 2y ago
My hardware is not yours to galavant in, and your fitzing around in my digital home for your server's sake just lays bare you are being self-referentially inconsistent. You value the sanctity of your hardware , not mine. You may not r
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by salawat 2y ago
Quality Assurance reporting in. Everybody talks a good game, then when you bring up compliance it's straight to the executive override.
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by salawat 2y ago
Serial incompetence without regard for due caution is indistinguishable from malice. Don't cut yourself with that rust old Hanlon's razor.
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by salawat 2y ago
Erm... https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/how-congress-delegates-i... I'd recommend some reading. Congress delegated a massive amount of discretion to the Executive over the years on this particular topic.
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by salawat 2y ago
Economizing is a uniquely human delusion whereby you suddenly think that principles of human centric markets somehow ascend to a primal force of the universe and aren't just a coping mechanism we use to try to peaceably coexist with o
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by salawat 2y ago
What we need is to start counting votes of no confidence. Until we can explicitly shoot down what the elites or representatives think is best for us, at best, voting is just a thin veneer of legitimacy over an ossifying oligarchy.
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by salawat 2y ago
We have a solution for things like that. It's called search engines and indexes if you don't poison the fuck out of it for economic and political gain. Outlaw or regulare SEO and we can go back to a marvelous time when everyone co
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by salawat 2y ago
Advertising in the sense of making an entry in a service registry like the Yellow Pages used to be where the customer can look you up and find you, yes. Forcing news of your existence on people who didn't ask though? Nah. That's j
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by salawat 2y ago
Unemployment literally only tracks those interacting with State unemployment insurance. People out of work who aren't interfacing with said established monitoring may as well not exist in the same manner as engine & cockpit shot pl
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by salawat 2y ago
Seems but isn't due to the way taxation/jurisdiction/licensure works. Where you are doing your work from and where the benefactor of that work are make a big difference. Example: Doctors can't telehealth over State lines
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by salawat 2y ago
Turn it around. Do these companies pay every developer they interview, including the ones they reject for the bullshit they put candidates through? Sorry mate, but as a hiring manager, spending time to talk to people for fit assessment is p
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by salawat 2y ago
Disintermediation is the name of the game, and they won't stop because there's money to be made.
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by salawat 2y ago
Some technology is fundamentally incompatible with some societal architecture's implementation details; AI is one such technology. Ubiquitous surveillance is another.
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by salawat 2y ago
The "publisher bootstrap kit + revenue sharing agreement" would become ubiquitous overnight. Copyright isn't the problem. Over-financialization is the problem.
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by salawat 2y ago
...Ag science is a bloody thing, and if you don't think it takes a lick of knowledge to be a farmer, I welcome you to try being one yourself in order to free yourself of this frankly distateful, nay, disgusting hubris.
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by salawat 2y ago
It got financialized. Everything has.
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by salawat 2y ago
It does not. A President cannot rescind a prior President's pardon. That would counteract the entire idea of clemency.
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by salawat 2y ago
Yes. The technical capability exists. It's been mostly locked behind due process, but with the willingness to throw that out the window, it can be done.
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by salawat 2y ago
Unrepentant incompetence, especially in the presence of a counter/restoring force being actively ignored is indistinguishable from malice. The U.S. is not unanimous in this dismantling effort, great controversy has been and continues t

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