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tartoran
1y ago
The veil is gently drawn over the minds of the masses.
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tartoran
1y ago
We detected an anomaly in your circulatory system. Your insurance premium has now been increased. Further advisory from BioMon Sentinel Node 7: Irregular fluctuations in hemodynamic integrity suggest low compliance with your prescribed well
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tartoran
1y ago
It's not just ads but plenty of dark patterns. At some point as a user you no longer have much control and no longer get what you were looking for and decide to leave. But the slow boiling leaves a lot of frogs in the pan, it will pro
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1y ago
I'm aware this is going to happen. but you don't think offline solutions will be more prevalent by the time openai jacks up the costs? These companies have no real moats unless they start doing something social so they have a netw
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tartoran
1y ago
The free lunch creates a lot of dependency on AI so when the lunch isn't free anymore it will bite hard.
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tartoran
1y ago
Oh wow, didn't know about this. If the kid isn't rich they probably won't be able to get that money from him. Yeah, social media is pushing people to do crazy things and it's quite destructive for the society. We took th
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tartoran
1y ago
Not only that but if humanoid robots were available commercially (and viable) they could be used as housemaids or for.. companionship if not more. Of course, we're entering SciFi territory but it's long been a SciFi theme.
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tartoran
1y ago
I wasn't aware wildfires were started with fireworks, yeah, that's even worse than littering a neighborhood after a session of nuisance that could last a whole night.
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tartoran
1y ago
Maybe that's for the better. I've seen people launching fireworks in neighborhoods and it may be fun for them, im sure, but it's a nuisance for everyone else and their dogs. In addition to fires these may cause they always le
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tartoran
1y ago
A more sophisticated search could also empower the users if good search was the goal.
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1y ago
> Using AI generated content to mass-scale torpedo the web could be a tool to get people off of Google and existing social media platforms. How? Fill the web with AI generated content or just using LLMs to search for information? As more
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tartoran
1y ago
Better search implies separating the wheat from the chaff. Unfortunately SEO spam took over and poisoned the whole space.
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tartoran
1y ago
Start in a very slow fashion, like you're teaching kindergardeners songs, and key here is to use both feet to tap, every other beat on each foot, and do it slow as molases, count it 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 while alternating the feet.
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1y ago
I remember this came with a SoundBlaster card back in the early 90s. This was the delight of the adults back then (I was just about 10 then) who got fooled into getting hours and hours of psychotherapy sessions from Dr Sbaitso. And it kind
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1y ago
What happens with all the money they collected from investors? Was it all just squandered away? Pocketed?
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1y ago
I guess we'll have to take everything with a grain of salt from now on as any evidence can be faked with AI. I'm likely naive since I don't understand what the point of faking this was. Clout chasing? Monetizing this somehow?
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Why Can't We Make Simple Software? – Peter van Hardenberg [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
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Apple boosts India's factory hopes – but a US-China deal could derail plans
(bbc.com)
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1y ago
That doesn't excuse current behavior. We want to live in a world where that does not happen. Do you not? Also in this case it wasn't expected of these special forces to behave this way, they take the liberty to commit atrocities o
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1y ago
I don't buy that, nobody with a shred of humanity shoots handcuffed kids in the back of their heads. Something is wrong with these people as well as with the ones who are protecting them.
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Ex-UK Special Forces break silence on 'war crimes' by colleagues
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What does the US-China tariff deal mean?
(bbc.com)
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1y ago
It seems to me the online space is weaponized to for example, control outcomes in elections, close people into ideological bubbles and such.
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1y ago
Good quality comes with a price tag.
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1y ago
Possibly has placebo effect. I know someone who did EMDR and said it helped them a lot.
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1y ago
You can prepare food at home if you're not too comfortable in the kitchen. You can learn to enjoy it too after some first failed attempts, everybody fails at the beginning of this journey... I could understand getting delivery as the e
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Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna brutally tortured in Russian custody
(independent.co.uk)
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2y ago
You can do nothing of value if your mental health is declining. Best thing to do is seek shelter somewhere, for some time, to heal. You may do something of value at a later time. If you allow mental health to deteriorate there may be no com
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tRump administration cancels top NASA climate lab's lease at Columbia University
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2y ago
I think I know why TikTok made it to the top of social media. They did not coerce weird corporate rules and let the users have what they wanted. Simple as that. Grown organically. That does not mean it isn't bad for the users in the lo
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