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601.
by seydor 1y ago
i ve been waiting for democracies to go digital for ages. We should be electing mayors like that too. there s no reason for all this gatekeeping and secrecy in politics other than to enable corruption
602.
by seydor 1y ago
more of risk taking
603.
by seydor 1y ago
you can buy ideas the same way you can buy expensive cars and bags. Centuries ago some rich europeans used to do that. Then we discovered 'merit'.
604.
by seydor 1y ago
The fact that sokal was wrong doesn't mean that science criticism has offered anything more useful throughout all these years
605.
by seydor 1y ago
In the past it was the postmodernists attacking physics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair It's funny how this new generation of professional antiestablishers are using the same tactics (even though they
606.
by seydor 1y ago
even if he s not that famous outside US, he might be targeted to send a message
607.
by seydor 1y ago
I m more annoyed that everything is in portrait. But yeah, there's a dehumanization going on. Speeding up videos to deliver the maximum words per second to the viewer is inhuman. It started as an appeal to ADHD children, but i that me
608.
by seydor 1y ago
They make great features for video creators. Too bad that those are being replaced by AI
609.
by seydor 1y ago
iphones are also a fashion accessory. lots of people will buy it for its distinctiveness
610.
by seydor 1y ago
Kinda like what the US does
611.
by seydor 1y ago
for me, commenting is a test to see if i 've gone crazy, or of there still are people out there who would agree to my point.
612.
by seydor 1y ago
We all do, isn't that the point of public expression, everywhere?
613.
by seydor 1y ago
It's not just comments but the entire concept of virtual life. We lived many lives through a glass which made amazing things possible without any of the physical consequences. But AI is putting all this to death, because talking to a
614.
by seydor 1y ago
Awaiting amusing tweets (truths?) from the american baby in chief
615.
by seydor 1y ago
and yet it's still only ~10% of google's revenue.
616.
by seydor 1y ago
Which one will hit $1T first?
617.
by seydor 1y ago
No there is a major difference when social credit is centralized to a single authority , and people cannot use the law to protect from that authority. otherwise, people have always judged each other with any way they could
618.
by seydor 1y ago
i like google ai search saves a ton of time
619.
by seydor 1y ago
I don't see the point in doing that
620.
by seydor 1y ago
This is not saying anything that we don't know: wild animals are selfish and will do anything to achieve their biological imperative believing that ends justify the means. this barely constitutes a "stance" and there is virtu
621.
by seydor 1y ago
life is nothing but chemical reactions
622.
by seydor 1y ago
Not good arguments. The old logo is confusing as well, I would at best guess it's a bar for heavy drinkers. Anyway, americans and their first world problems
623.
by seydor 1y ago
I mean they are going to have to rename their AI because gemini.com is going to IPO soon. "Banana" would be a nice name for their AI, and they could freely claim it's bananas.
624.
by seydor 1y ago
Vance has shown nothing other than authoritarian tendencies
625.
by seydor 1y ago
Apple offers gold Nvidia/AMD offer 15% profits Intel offers 10% share I think, as a TV star, Trump enjoys all the circus. And everyone else is playing along so it's fun.
626.
by seydor 1y ago
Well no, but they use those points to bash each other
627.
by seydor 1y ago
Au contraire it seems they care too much. One side is gravely worried that trump is dismantling euro alliances, the other side is very keen to see it happen because they believe isolationism is the solution to all problems
628.
by seydor 1y ago
cool time to buy some burst protectors
629.
by seydor 1y ago
I'm confused, which point of the hype cycle is this?
630.
by seydor 1y ago
That's a man with conviction

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