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9mo ago
congress isn't going to do anything. All it would take is about 20 republican sentors to bring this shit to a halt. They are not doing anything, they all have blood on their hands. At this point I think the only thing that will work is
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9mo ago
It reminds me of the Sokovia Accords Debate[0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmjRhmk800U
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9mo ago
This is all true and happening. But it's not optimism. It's inevitability. We have historical context for change. The would goes though polarities like this through the course of time that's why it's important to stay tr
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9mo ago
I'm not a Christian myself but I can see why bad people use religions to promote there agendas because of its hierarchical framework
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9mo ago
Yep. Once a system gets too large, its starts to break down and everything you do to make work ends up centralizing the process just like in real life. If you want things to work you keep it small and distributed.
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9mo ago
Im sorry this is stupid. If you have to rely on one organization or a chain of systems where there is single point that can be effected, If your data does not live on your machine (PDS) then you are not in control. Decentralization is the n
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9mo ago
Surveillance underlines this issue so no its not the same. Why would anybody listen to a known bad actor, its directly related to the problem
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9mo ago
No. Surveillance is exactly the main issue that is surrounding all of this scaling up abuse of governance locally and globally. A man that is in directly involved in surveilling his own people does not have a leg to stand on in the Geo poli
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9mo ago
Yeah those guys, I think you are talking about Manga, They are not Christians, they are just using that as cover for already poisoned hearts.
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9mo ago
Its never too late, eventually things will turn and when that happens, you will be in either the right position, or the wrong position, depending on your actions.
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9mo ago
> Bottom line is that human nature has not changed. Some of us westerners take comfortable lives for granted because we’ve been lucky. Which I bet our luck has run out. This year and the next 5 or 10 years from now, its going to be reall
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9mo ago
Besides the quote, which I think is a good practice, having never read his stuff, he seems like he publishes his notes directly from his note taking app. That's fine if you want to publish ideas in short form, but I don't think an
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9mo ago
I wanted to try and figure out out before I did that. No dice.
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9mo ago
What the hell are you talking about? Canada is in a pretty bad state themselves, just as much as we are in the U.S.
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9mo ago
Also the Canadian MP is involved in deploying surveillance[0] on his own country so I am not sure why people are giving him props. He is part of the problem. [0]: https://www.greenpeace.org/canada/en/story/728
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9mo ago
Jeese. I was not sure which image was the suspect one.
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9mo ago
Ohh that's interesting. Never heard that quote from him I don't think. I like Alan Moore's perspective on life. Seems like he had an interest more in the ancient arts, but more from an intellectual perspective.. Thanks for th
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9mo ago
What world is the author living in? I wish much of this were true, but I just don't see it. Maybe I am too old :(
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9mo ago
> We treat the constitution as the final authority on how we want Claude to be and to behave—that is, any other training or instruction given to Claude should be consistent with both its letter and its underlying spirit. This makes publi
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9mo ago
I kind of wonder if it creates it rather than shows us a mirror.
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9mo ago
I like the idea, but as others have said, I don't see any meat behind it. Is just words on a page, a concept at best and no vision or direction on how to get there. I signed because Im interested in supporting people and places to be m
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Musings on "The Internet After YouTube"
(scottrlarson.com)
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9mo ago
Ahh shoot, I'm late to the party. I don't know how I missed this. My site [3] hosts my technical services but I also write about technology on my publications section [0]. I also wrote an article on growing up with home computers[
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10mo ago
By not using the tech within the context of the deployments by OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft (and Anthropic?), where it places the most harm on people, and letting people know why, it will wake people up to the harm corporations and governm
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10mo ago
> Whatever you believe about what the Right Thing should be, you can't control it by refusing what is happening right now. Skipping AI is not going to help you or your career. Think about it. Test these new tools, with care, with we
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10mo ago
> You can be pro-AI and pro regulation of AI. Not in this climate. The laws are being circumvented by criminals. Everything is different now. You can tell yourself all you want that its ok to support a technology that is being used to e
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10mo ago
If it wasn't for companies gate keeping, buying up all the compute, putting an huge load on our infrastructure, people and government using it to surveil its people I would be more supportive of it. But right now, you got to be insane
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10mo ago
I have been thinking about Aaron lately. In 2012 Aaron was instrumental in helping to defeat the SOPA and PIPA bills. The [internet went black]( https://freedom.press/issues/sopa-protest-10-years-later/ ) causing a
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10mo ago
Wow! This is a great idea. Really well put together site on that topic. I'm big into intuition and the "Expert Intuition" collation points to an area of science I rarely look at. Thanks for your work on this.
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10mo ago
I havent been seeing any stores prosecute theft in a long time.
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