superxpro12

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by superxpro12 4d ago
best we can do is buying communications hubs and converting them into fascist propaganda machines
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by superxpro12 5d ago
no
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by superxpro12 5d ago
At no point in time has anyone ever suspected that companies requiring arbitration was in the best interests of the consumer. This is very plainly an attempt to avoid responsibility and consequences. It's a margin-improving policy. The
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by superxpro12 8d ago
in that case, legal cases would just come down to who has more compute lol. Many times cases win on their merits, but we've also seen evidence where overwhelming legal pressure can influence cases.
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by superxpro12 8d ago
I'd kill for an AI that can tell me how to fix shit on my own, with proper permitting and building codes factored in.
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by superxpro12 9d ago
at what point do we call this a game instead of economics? whats the benefit to society if the markets are just AI bots trying to out-maneuver one another?
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by superxpro12 9d ago
I somewhat disagree. we still need humans to provide direction and context and expanded the concept of... well everything. But we will certainly need less of them. AI will afford the ability to more quickly disseminate state-of-the-art. As
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by superxpro12 9d ago
consensus is easy. its that people want to not pay taxes and still use public infrastructure anyway. thats the real theft.
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by superxpro12 9d ago
and on the other hand we have trillionaires who spend their wealth on fascist party propaganda and censorship
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by superxpro12 9d ago
What will they think of next? tying healthcare to employment that you lose the moment you get fired to meet quarterly profits? Madness i tell you!
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by superxpro12 9d ago
The fascism we CURRENTLY HAVE is far more preferable
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by superxpro12 9d ago
Hegseth's military had woefully outdated intelligence. And because he's a news host and NOT a war chief, he ended up ordering the destruction of a school full of girls so they could distract the news from the epstein files.
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by superxpro12 10d ago
I fully support eurovision-based enrollment tbh
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by superxpro12 11d ago
fully expect them and wikipedia to get assaulted by AI companies to monopolize data source access in the near future. The future is bleak :\
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by superxpro12 12d ago
Not enough if you ask those 600 people Boeing killed from failing to disclose MCAS.
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by superxpro12 12d ago
its the natural conclusion of raw unregulated capitalism. Without guiderails, we offshored all production (because it was cheaper), and we suffered a complete loss of manufacturing workforce. Now that Trump has gone full protectionist, we h
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by superxpro12 12d ago
This admin is super in favor of isolationist policies right now. Whatever can bring in the most bribes. To the detriment of 99% of the public.
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by superxpro12 12d ago
I reflected upon a consumer product I worked on the other day, in the power tools market, and the damn thing had 3 processors in it. I mean... when i was golfing, the cart had a gps enabled, cloud connected display that showed the golfers p
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by superxpro12 12d ago
I remember when twitter was sold and Elon "Nazi" Musk fired like 4/5 of the staff, all that remained were H1B's
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by superxpro12 15d ago
well duh... oil companies dude. You think those executives are going to accept declining profits?
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by superxpro12 15d ago
and its 1 pixel wide. I propose the term pixtit
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by superxpro12 16d ago
This is when the internet is at its best.
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by superxpro12 17d ago
middlemanning is the most american of business ventures
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by superxpro12 17d ago
im still bitter they rejected my airprods pro warranty claim because it was a month after they stopped accepting warranty for a known failure mode where the internal mic unglued itself and ruined the ANC. the apple tech confirmed it had the
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by superxpro12 17d ago
i wonder how many tokens it takes to run 10,000 agents? One could argue this is simply a problem of appropriations. I find myself wondering if a corporation could spend $5M on mathmeticians and arrive at the same end result.
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by superxpro12 23d ago
also known as a bribe
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by superxpro12 24d ago
Science is very simply a commitment towards objectivity. That's it. You see data, you conclude x,y, or z. and thats it. No external subjective influences changes the conclusions. If the data trends towards "vaccines saves millions
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by superxpro12 25d ago
oligopolies are just as bad.
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by superxpro12 25d ago
if you havent been paying attention, google is REEEEALLY into monopolies and fascism. Google literally jumped out of their pants to change the name of lake ontario the second trump said to.
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by superxpro12 25d ago
I'm so tired of this revisionist history bullshit. Trump isnt doing this because its good for anyone except himself and his band of bullies who's only goal is to overthrow anything democratic and instill a lifetime fascist leader.

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