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by trod123 2y ago
I'm aware of the severity but I don't have a secure way of being contacted at the moment. I don't know when I'll have it up and running. Most of my devices have been repeatedly compromised on a fairly consistent and cont
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You are blind, and supporting something that is both incredibly evil and destructive. If you can, take a look at what abundance does to people in the real world, objectively, do some actual research. Look at mortality for lottery winners, a
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by trod123 2y ago
> I am personally not worried. Any outcome is great. Either I keep a well paid job and it becomes even more well paid, or AI is so good there aren't any jobs at all anymore, which sounds good too. You certainly have a rose-tinted ma
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by trod123 2y ago
Quite a lot of people run across the Trachtenberg system at one point or another and think its rather novel; along with the story behind it. When working with it, it is actually rather limited compared to other systems that were around the
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by trod123 2y ago
No I don't, but you certainly do after trying to gaslight like that. Can't tell if its pathological or malevolent... probably both. Pray that we never meet. Thankfully, it is not such a simple thing to discredit when world renown
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We will have to disagree Kenneth. Your idea of "so far out of line", would include any communication you disagree with, and is absent rational principles or social norms/mores basis, it is absurd. I stuck to the objective iss
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I'm going to assume that your question is genuine and sincere, and not meant sarcastically. If you read the following books by established experts, you should be able to rationally answer the question for yourself as to the why and the
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by trod123 2y ago
There are many problems with what you've written here as well as bot-like behavior in the responses that have telltale signs of vote manipulation and propaganda similar to Chinese state-run campaigns. We will have to disagree. You have
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Early on this media was the best for long term archiving, but as with all things this is no longer the case. Both the player and the media cost quite a bit initially, but it was worth it when you needed to know the media would not degrade i
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by trod123 2y ago
You are not wrong that this is puzzling, especially when viewed through the perspective lens of a professional with background in these areas (10 years). There are many red flags which beg questions. That said, I stopped taking them at thei
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by trod123 2y ago
The problem space you describe is actually infinitely more complex than you make it out to be, but to truly understand it you have to understand how centralized systems fail. The vast majority of people out there, even the so-called special
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This has been asked a few times now. The structure would most likely need to be a hardened microkernel, similar to se4L; and would necessarily need to mask every unique piece of information that comes from the hardware in a generic way that
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by trod123 2y ago
The problem with discussions like these, and one that goes nearly always unspoken, is the problem of credibility. When you deal with deceitful people, credibility matters. The only time credibility does not matter is when you can independen
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by trod123 2y ago
No I said exactly what I mean, when you cooperate on prices you engage in price fixing, it doesn't matter if you direct an AI to do it for you, or not; what matters is you chose to cooperate on your pricing. The FTC has literature post
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by trod123 2y ago
Any cooperative pricing, is price fixing.
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by trod123 2y ago
Price fixing has several types but is more normally called horizontal price-fixing, this is where a group of vendors collusively and collectively agree to a price schedule or range (indirectly or directly); to set minimum or maximum prices
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by trod123 2y ago
No change will take place because there is no incentive towards change. One might say, well there was this huge outage, but in reality they will keep doing as they've done business as usual. They may spin up a new shell company, under
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by trod123 2y ago
Its pretty brutal here in the US. Tons of fake job postings, bad actors, and real opportunities are not differentiable from the fake. I've easily submitted several 1000's of CVs over the past two years and only gotten a handful of
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by trod123 2y ago
You forgot the bundle that falls off the truck via corruption.
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I believe the correct term you are looking for is privateers, not robbers. They were outside the color of law and often targeted specific trade coming out of adversarial nations.
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Well something like that would be a real democracy, not the fakes that pass for it today.
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At its core, it is price fixing, and already technically illegal. There is no sound argument that can be made that weights in AI software programed in don't have biases created by human's, and won't ever engage in illegal act
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This really is not the greatest article in my opinion. Much of the rhetoric follows circular reasoning without solid evidence and is mostly biased opinion. What is promoted as forgone conclusions, is harmful, and follows along similar lines
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by trod123 2y ago
Thank you for the explanation. I did not see that in the FAQ so I must have missed it. I'll look forward to reviewing your product once it is released, though in fairness I cannot guarantee I'll have the time right now, but I will
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Foundational material comes from 1940s and 1950s wartime records of torture done on individuals during WW2 and Korean Conflict (under Mao). You can find the raw case studies in the literature: Robert Lifton "Thought Reform & The ps
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There are quite a number of experts who would disagree with your conclusion. Upon reaching a certain threshold of technological dependence, the need for rational thought (which includes calculation) is tied to the need for food. The actual
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This is misguided, naive, and likely to end in multiple potential failure outcomes that may be unacceptable, both from a profit standpoint; as well as a societal standpoint. Education is a part of what gets adopted into each and every stude
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I will be looking forward to it. The major concern I had just taking a cursory look revolved around the wording of 'unique' signatures. This word is often misused in an out of context way that makes the claim false. When used it h
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Interesting company, and something that is surely good to watch out for in the future. It is also very needed use case now that generative AI is just about everywhere. There is some cause to be skeptical of the claims on the website, becaus
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There are distortions in market sectors between main street and wall street, if one knows where to look, and what to look at. You nearly always see buying sprees towards real assets when there are bubbles that are about to pop. Whether that

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