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thatguy0900
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thatguy0900
4mo ago
Honestly my first thought too. My Frontpage is half obviously Ai written posts these days, filtering by a couple years back would be a good thing
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4mo ago
They want the regulation to be that Ai models cannot produce such images at all, not that producing them is illegal
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thatguy0900
5mo ago
Man what a awful looking site. I shouldn't have to crank my brightness to max to kind of read the words
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5mo ago
I don't like being conspiratorial but it genuinely feels like the people at the top know some major catastrophe is coming and are just grabbing whatever resources they can while they can before retreating to their bunkers. Even the whi
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thatguy0900
5mo ago
I'm kinda surprised with esim, wireless charging and Bluetooth noones just made a phone with a solid layer of glass completely surrounding it for 100% waterproofing
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
To some extent it already has, Ukraine had a press release a few days ago stating they had attacked and taken a position using only robots and drones for the first time https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-russia-position
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
Ping pong paddles have two sides, with different characteristics for each side. Now the two sides have to have different colors so your opponent can see what you are hitting it with, where before you could use the same color on both sides a
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
You could make the argument that the grapefruit succeeded in its intention already, by being so good that humanity tends and manages whole groves of grapefruit trees
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
I think you would find very few people who think belt and road wouldn't be vastly superior to what the us is doing now
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
Sounds like the exact person we should be concerned about getting hit with scifi weapons to be honest
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6mo ago
The person launching them sure does. This scenario reminds me of the time Russian hackers took over a US pipeline a couple years ago then immediately apologized saying they didn't want to cause a international incident and they would v
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
If they're dropping mines then the navy will be the targets eventually.
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
In time pipelines can be made, no? 2 million per ship already gives a lot of room for exorbitant infrastructure projects to break even in the medium term
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
I'm not sure most people have the strength of conviction in their God to stare down the us navy like Iran does.
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thatguy0900
6mo ago
Trump saying recently that he hates hanging around successful people and prefers losers because he doesn't want to listen to other people's stories really speaks to the poor self esteem angle
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
Clearing the machine of money it already had sounds way more likely to get you into trouble than getting a free coke, I'm not so sure that's a benifit
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
Is there practical ways other than spending a couple billion dollars to protect yourself from nation state hacking groups? Especially if you'd doing something like internet connected medical devices? Honest question
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
I know at least on att prepaid they don't meter their own websites, if you have completely used your data up you can still access the website at normal speeds to change plans and stuff
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
I wonder if it's because of election interference. Foreign countries bot farms basically have free reign to assault the minds of your people 24/7 online, idk how you stop that outside of identity verification systems
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7mo ago
Even if the software is mundane I don't think most people should want their country offloading sensitive spy stuff to a guy who's obsessed with the antichrist to the extent the Vatican itself is complaining he's going to Rome
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
Because it's funny and they genuinely don't care whether or not they're bad guys
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
This is unironically what happens when society rewards sociopaths
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
I'm sure bezos will be really happy someone is being a hero for him in a war zone while he sails his newest yacht to wherever the new version of the island is.
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thatguy0900
7mo ago
If we don't care what the filling is you could just use sticky rice.
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7mo ago
You forgot the part where he reset their email he didn't own and change their passwords so they couldn't get back into it
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8mo ago
Peer pressure is apparently not even effective in getting billionaires who could easily hire whatever variety of escort they want from having sex with trafficked children, so I'm not sure in what world it's supposed to stop the bi
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8mo ago
Except that the vulture capitalists definition of walking dead also includes companies that are profitable and healthy but not perpetually expanding and multiplying revenue every year. God forbid a company grow, reach some sort of local cap
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8mo ago
That's not all tariffs. The Ai boom is at the point where some memory manufacturers are selling their whole production capacity a year in advance.
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8mo ago
I'm convinced the real reason for this is nations are growing terrified of the extreme effectiveness of political bot farms. Nations have been asleep at the wheel letting hostile countries spew trash into their citizens heads 24/7
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8mo ago
For sure, I'm just saying if you're in a political discord depending on what exactly is being discussed you should really be aware you already are certainly not anonymous to the gov if they don't want you to be
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