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by throwawayqqq11 5mo ago
The corpolibertarians are betting massively on AI to liberate them from the working class and in their wake, transforming societies and economies as needed. I think this long term goal is delusional and the day of the pitchforks is coming.
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by throwawayqqq11 5mo ago
I agree so much and wished this was the main focus of the debate. It's more a question of why does this exist in the first place and not of how did they abuse it. Building only from source is the minimum required transparency and a CI&
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by throwawayqqq11 5mo ago
You mean better education for uber achievers that can pay more for it? That is already the case in the US [1] for a long time now and with expectable outcomes of poverty and wasted economic and human potential, observable today. With the me
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by throwawayqqq11 5mo ago
Breaking down complex topics into binary black and white doesnt have to be wrong. The more important part is, how much wealth they extracted and how exactly. Was it market dominance with a superior product or amoral cost externalization. Th
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
There are bioplastics and energy consumption of oil is about 80%.
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
Unfortunately, the algos will pick up the impression spike on the profiles and soon, the culture war bullies will arrive.
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
"Sandbox this project before you make no mistakes."
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
... or third party requests. Scratch the H in HTML and internet tracking would have never happened.
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
First: > That said, an adult who “loves to be a kindergartener” is not an indicator of good mental health This sentence is insane and reflects on a narrow and egocentric worldview, which is a bad prospect for further conversation. You th
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
And here comes your simplicity again ... Yes, the edges are fuzzy but biology and sociology, the 2 domains defining gender, are not one dimensional. There are many ways an individual could step out of the majority cohort with different body
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
I have my problems with that argument. Yes, less identifying bits means a smaller bucket but for the trackers, it also means more uncertainty, doesnt it? So when just a few others without JS join your bucket eg. via a VPN, profiling should
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7eIUOUfhoJ8 Some day i might find the time and energy to expand keepassxc to manage fictitious identities and tie them to accounts.
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
In case your simple biology marks you as male, have you ever looked down your chest and noticed those two nipples? Yes, biology and thus sex and gender is very messy and complicated. But for the beginning, at first, you should only try to c
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
5D chess to fight back the migrant cartells. With the borders closed and freedom-pharma doing their part, we wont see fentanyl deaths anymore.
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
Are you taking action or would you if you could?
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
https://theweek.com/world-news/israel-legitimisation-cell-ju... > How Israel's 'Legitimisation Cell' is justifying journalist killings in Gaza
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
I think automated scanning can be positive for the defenders, when the rate of introducing new vulnerabilities vs fixing old ones is < 1 (detection rate + infra is a factor too ofc). In that case, AI can become the many eyes to check FOS
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
> Whats next To show you your hyperbole: Allowing monkeys on typewriters. LLMs are neither IDEs nor random. I am very sceptical about iterative AI deployment too. People pretend the success threshold is vibing somethging that gets wide
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
Why should we? Exploring the motivation might reveal the brought up disadvantages already exist else where. So what threat is unique to china? You could also ask the invers. How can china strengthen us. And one thing i could envision is, ch
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
Your overly simplistic graph about population growth omits steady falling birth rates and more importantly, why they are falling. But why should i explain when your mind is occupied with africa when mentioned in a side note and that it come
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
There is a better 4D chess explanation of why Alon bought twitter and i hate to bring it. When he bought it, right wing publications all over world got excited because twitter was the global / official communications channel for alot o
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
Your entire point of humans being clumsy and stoopid and not inherently evil is generally true but for this benign incompetence is why all the discrimination layers, from scool grades to referals, etc. exist. Whould you give a physician mak
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
What triggered me was the proposed Arc<dyn TRAIT> as a quick fix. I was highlevel rustin along the learning curve as the article describes until i stumbled uppon dyn-compatible types and object safety. It is too easy to trap yourself
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
I recently saw these collectible cards for sale, targeting kids. I wish them a quick and painful insolvency. https://www.blue-ocean.de/neuroblast-brainrot-party/
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
I didnt like this documentary a single bit. There was nothing to learn, no red thead, just people telling anecdodes from start to finish. When there is not even a trace of critical reflection, it starts to smells like marketing.
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
You are right, the harm of unstable currencies is a matter of public perception but boiling the frogs slowly still does harm. Inflation is a significant, longterm, bottom-up wealth pump and simply pointing to empirical evidence is a point a
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
Marketing being dishonest wouldnt be such a problem when people would expect it to be so. Unfortunately, when you look at the investments and thus the economic alignment, alot of powerful decisionmakers take that same marketing at face valu
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
To explain why de/inflation is bad: The primary function of money is its trade value, to "lubricate" the real economy to let goods and services flow. When the value is unstable, people are inclined to not spend or not accept
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by throwawayqqq11 6mo ago
Would it be possible (practical) to uniquely identify large numbers of users and even bypass anonymization efforts like tor and VPNs with this?
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by throwawayqqq11 7mo ago
Figure this: You could plaster a page with the most obtrusive ads imaginable without ever showing a cookie banner, when they collect no private info. Most people, including folks on here, think cookie banners are a problem, but they are jus

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