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by seydor 4mo ago
In the pecking order, it is under, not on your side. Your toaster never demanded you to make a toast.
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by seydor 4mo ago
We ve been hearing that the trend is growing for decades now but it's failed to achieve anything via popular support. If anything there is anti-immigrant fatigue and indifference. It did provide, however a convenient scarecrow that hel
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by seydor 4mo ago
The solution is tarrifs. Require 3 american tokens for every imported chinese token
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by seydor 4mo ago
Didn't he move to that place where nazis went ?
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by seydor 4mo ago
i remember knowing that thiel was gay before that story, and i m not even american. the sex tape was bad indeed.
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by seydor 4mo ago
Elon's payout depends on it
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by seydor 4mo ago
Digital sovereignity is not enough. You need to get electronic communications completely off the internet.
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by seydor 4mo ago
not even the first time, i remember reports of such drone use in Libya: https://www.npr.org/2021/06/01/1002196245/a-u-n-report-sugge... We 'll just train some pigeons to eat the quadcopters, problem
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by seydor 4mo ago
i assume the food will be made by machines too
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by seydor 4mo ago
They can be bothered to order food. The machine will figure out the rest with the help of other machines and the network
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by seydor 4mo ago
You can't expect that timeline to continue forever. AI is a whole different beast than programming. It is in fact what programming set out to be in the 1940s: A replica of the brain. Automating programming tasks has only gotten us so f
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by seydor 4mo ago
i wonder what % of Anthropic's subscriptions is annual vs monthly
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by seydor 4mo ago
What's wrong with distillation? Wasn't GPT a distillation of the world's internet? That's how technology levels proceed, by recursively consuming the previous ones.
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by seydor 4mo ago
US AI is almost a religious cult. It's devastating that they are treating it as a petty commodity
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by seydor 4mo ago
The interesting french delusion that donald is an outlier
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by seydor 4mo ago
How come this price hike hasn't happened with solar panels, inverters, telecom equipment, batteries etc. It's been a while that such industries in europe have become obsolete
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by seydor 4mo ago
What about employees who think AI replaces their CEO
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by seydor 4mo ago
In the end Apple is a business and the EU is a dwindling market, they have to choose smart.
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by seydor 5mo ago
I cannot think of anyne who said "oh good, they have a camera in this place"
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by seydor 5mo ago
damn, the word 'execute' reverberated interestingly
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by seydor 5mo ago
People have found surveillance cameras horrible since forever. No matter how many years pass and how popular they are, they never became cool
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by seydor 5mo ago
I often think that Zuck spent so much on metaverse in order to to bait Apple to spend enormously on an experimental product and OS which now they are forced to maintain
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by seydor 5mo ago
The pendulum has finally swung the other way. There is no longer the need for people to shamelessly air their life on live feeds, and when something serious happens, people prefer to share it in a messaging group. The extreme gossipy porn o
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by seydor 5mo ago
> and makes 50 billion assuming google sells, the stock tanks, nobody wants to buy next year is this masterful? more like a scam
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by seydor 5mo ago
Is it true that Thiel moved to Argentina
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by seydor 5mo ago
> Sweden is not cooperating with the U.S. because it has to. Oh yes it does. The US wants to use Sweden to supply the EU, after they push for banning of all chinese equipment, and Sweden needs american military assurances. US is creating
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by seydor 5mo ago
Index funds had a remarkable run. They avoided Goodhart's law for decades
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by seydor 5mo ago
maybe it's not a technology cycle then.
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by seydor 5mo ago
I wonder if this is some heightened alert measures taken after recent events
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by seydor 5mo ago
I mean it isn't like it was automatically included.

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