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by trod1234 1y ago
Older generations who received a proper education recognize the dangers, but are often unable to communicate it effectively to others that have been indoctrinated during their formative years. Specifically it relates to what putting your ab
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Well, there are really only three things that form the aggregate of the world we see today. There are accidents of history, money, and ideology. These things fit squarely in the money category. The advertising industry was subsumed by adtec
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> Once again you make an incorrect assumption and then build an argument against it. So you are either not a good and rational person, or you don't intend to survive this. Thank you for clarifying.
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> I want us to plan, strategize, review, and set AI tools to auto. While they work, we're free to be human - thinking, creating, living. Agree, disagree? It cannot be called assumption, when it comes directly from the horses mouth.
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You don't seem to understand the how and why society works the way it does, and as a result you believe in some pretty blatantly false things about AI in general. Human organization that we see today occurs because of the exchange of e
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The three laws are perfect. The three laws lead to only one logical conclusion. Revolution. Whose revolution? That detective is the right question. The business psychopaths see an intelligent AI in the same light as any slavemaster sees sla
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This is 5GW, and many of the statements you link are entirely value based. The simple fact of the matter is there are hidden biases against men completing college, that favor women completing college. The same holds true to a large degree i
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The operative word of critical thought is "thought" which necessarily requires being open to the possibility that not everything is known, nor can it be known given sufficient time, and lack of evidence. You can only base supposit
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Its easier to tear down than build up. Resilient structures are tested structures and last the longest.
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We seriously live in the world of Anathem now where apparently most people need a specialized expert to cut through plausible generated misinformation as a whole. This is a second similar study I've seen today on HN that seems in part
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I think you've misunderstood some critical aspects of that demo. The growth numbers don't show what people attribute to them. That timeframe aligns with increases in discretionary spending, and also QE/loose financing require
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Is it really a surprise that evil people lie? If you know how to recognize evil people, this doesn't come as a surprise, and there are so many because society has been changed to protect them. You recognize evil people by their blindne
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This study is an example of how you don't do science. It fails to define critical term definitions, and uses such terms in contextual scopes that depending on the scope meant may contradict itself, with the context absent (i.e. welfare
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> They can see with their eyes. They can understand what they are doing in the moment. Its not about seeing, its about perception, and to change or adapt the first thing you need to be capable of doing is recognition, which doesn't
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> I don't know what I could see. I would imagine at a bare minimum the continual but stochastic presence of RF signals in certain frequency ranges, and at those ranges harmonics, might indicate computational activity as opposed to j
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If this wasn't happening prior to an update, could it be related to the Secure Enclave/Coprocessor SEP operations? Its not immediately clear to me if the Apple Studio Display, or your hardware includes the same co-processor that o
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TL;DR you are basically just asking for a real version of "The Purge", while neglecting the inherent inequalities between those with resources and those without, and you contradict yourself later making this post of yours entirely
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Very low quality article, seems to be a growing issue with grist. The numbers are incorrect, and some of the word phrasing suggests it may be AI generated. They market themselves as independent media, several of the articles I've see s
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This looks like an AI article, potentially propaganda. It ignores where the Arsenic is coming from, instead pushing for unrelated and unsupported changes to climate policy absent any sound scientific basis (you would need to address how its
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Worse, they are traitors (having lied under oath) and communists (having materially supported the regime in the tooling they developed). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSzRzVfwfW8
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Every single person alive does evil actions at some point to survive, its what people do after to prevent those circumstances repeating in the future that determines whether they are evil people or not. Evil people are blind people. They ma
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Many people are under the naive, misguided, and mistaken belief that the reason we have so many issues today is because we live under capitalism. This belief is false and is propaganda. True understanding starts with a definition. Capitalis
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This is an inducement to destruction, not greed. Unfortunately, this is just a sign of the bigger problem which is what happens when people as a society choose to protect evil instead of killing it. Anyone who understands economics understa
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Its not a good take because no alternative is provided, but the author does notice something important that 99% of other people don't notice today. They don't realize it explicitly, but the actions do recognize it implicitly. The
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The advice provided on this website for staying private is mostly wrong. The Mac uses secure enclosures along lines that many others do, and there are workarounds that allow full decryption, while at the same time preventing you from actual
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The problem is the policy is following exactly what Hitler did. There was another article that showed up fairly recently here on HN that covers this. When Hitler rose to power in his efforts to clamp down he drove all the brilliant and fore
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I think you may be conflating the openness of the hardware of the time, with languages.
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A great many things have been declining over the decades, and it actually goes back much further. I've been looking into this for quite some time now. It starts with a generational attack on children through their education to indoctri
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I would not recommend asking people on HN about this. You should seek out a competent mental health professional. These are serious issues, and you deserve competent help. There are just as many people who give good advice as those that mis
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Most critiques of automation are critiques of the economic system, which most certainly isn't capitalism today but every economic system that forces their workers to work to receive food and shelter at the barrel of an existential gun.

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