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by soco 1y ago
So to put it short: if I know what I'm talking about I'll use K, and if I have no idea it doesn't matter anyway.
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by soco 1y ago
Like other commenters just said: just buy less. On the surface everybody agrees, but on the streets everybody buys more, and throw stones at the police when they are blocked doing it. So how is it? It seems this evidence "buy less&quot
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by soco 1y ago
Wait until you find out about how the best years went before having any pension systems.
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by soco 1y ago
Allow me to remind you that Churchill quote: "Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others". Or in this situation, pensions are the worst form of retirement savings, except for all the others. Political par
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by soco 1y ago
So basically AI is CREATING jobs - editors in this case.
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by soco 1y ago
Funny enough most of those are not and have zero chances to ever be a millionaire, yet they're defending their overlords often with their lives (not a metaphor, just think healthcare)
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by soco 1y ago
"some of you might die, but it's a risk I'm willing to take" - CEO handbook quote (only slightly paraphrased). This is all the risk there is for a CEO, change my mind.
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by soco 1y ago
Children or not, I don't believe I'd want such a friend around in any case. Which is also a choice, just based on something different than what you think.
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by soco 1y ago
Swiss new housing isn't mandated to have underground bomb shelters as of late, but people are still planned to a shelter nearby - indeed schools or whatever else.
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by soco 1y ago
I've been on both sides of this fence and I beg you to reconsider. First of all, going out with small children is an enterprise not to be underestimated: packing bottles, the favorite toys, getting the kid(s) dressed... and then the sa
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by soco 1y ago
This answer feels like right out of the MBA coursebook. If you ever hate your phone performance, your reservations app, your airline booking page, your... then know that this answer is the reason why.
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by soco 1y ago
I actually don't like his tone in the article. Why should the Swiss even care what is perceived as rude other countries, staring or whatever? There's this common view that immigrants from poor countries should adapt and integrate,
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by soco 1y ago
Your point makes totally sense and it also sounds like a robotic overlord from some SF dystopia: cold and following its own programmed rules to the painful detail. As the other commenter pointed out: you are definitely right and we see your
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by soco 1y ago
Maybe I should stop reporting all those charity scams on Tumblr, before they think I'm being their spammer...
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by soco 1y ago
If the entire picture was so dark nobody would have used banks for anything, all across history. The banks were created by those having the means to open banks, not by charities, so it should be obvious that they will serve primarily their
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by soco 1y ago
The global trend is racing to the bottom, so even if they could, every business consultant or MBA would push them to rather put more AI agents instead. Because that's all what matters (to them). Did anybody learn anything out of this?
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by soco 1y ago
Switzerland had for 5 years between 2016 and 2021 a few autonomous regional buses in test drives, with only one incident (a broken glass). At some point the test was stopped and the results buried, without any explanation or followup.
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by soco 1y ago
Maybe pointing out the obvious but I'd rephrase that to "how bad US city buses are". And I believe it's not only a matter of regulations, but following a whole culture who in general is not exactly in favor of doing anyt
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by soco 1y ago
It was 10CHF/month in Switzerland, I activated it during longer vacations only.
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by soco 1y ago
Thank you! All the article shows for this context is that people in higher places tend to get self-serving. I don't think (or, there's not much evidence) that McNamara or Musk actually believed what they're spreading, but the
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by soco 1y ago
That's because RandomDude8914327 doesn't bother with facts, they'll just build imaginary arguments to fit together nicely, thus generating something stable and logical and convincing- just devoid of reality.
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by soco 1y ago
I can't read that not having a subscription to FT, but I'd say you'll have way more conspiracy theorists in the less educated people. Is the article of a different opinion?
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by soco 1y ago
It doesn't even look that they tried to secure anything initially. Security by design? Ha.
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by soco 1y ago
But will they be exchanging anything, and would that anything be worth calling "information"? There's a lot of assumptions in this sentence, to the level of calling it magical thinking. (Our) AI is not magic, and is only inte
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by soco 1y ago
The point was, they didn't pay and refuse to pay for this. When you go to the library, your membership is paid - by you or by a government subsidy. Yet the richest men in the world what to do away with paying some minute copyright fees
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by soco 1y ago
I am not sure through which lens I should read this comment. Is it sarcasm, or hope? Because as seen from my side, the wealth gets mainly transferred to a handful of billionaires, and that process is only speeding up. But maybe I'm jus
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by soco 1y ago
The January 6 mob was given due trial even though the charges were way heavier than gang membership. So your point is...?
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by soco 1y ago
Leaked? Maybe they even "leaked" it willingly, to prove their grip, their superiority, you name it.
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by soco 1y ago
Is there something also to read for those of us who will never watch videos?
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by soco 1y ago
And there it is: the first valid use case for a coin I have ever heard! (nb: I'm not much into crypto, there may be more I have missed)

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