trolleski

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by trolleski 3mo ago
Lies are the norm for BigTech. BigLies. So why should it play any different?
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by trolleski 3mo ago
But isn't AI replacing all of us this time next week?
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by trolleski 3mo ago
Musk biggest mistake is that he wanted to start another bubble while the last bubble didn't pop yet. This is against the handbook of a Wall Street thief, bad, bad Elon.
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by trolleski 3mo ago
Look at Civilian Conservation Corps, a very interesting solution to all of it, especially that there is a transition period for full automation. Perhaps our job will be to "care" for the outcome in the real world that affects peop
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by trolleski 3mo ago
In the West, $325M in bribes is called Monday!
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by trolleski 3mo ago
People in charge care the least. Organize and mass strike.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
Of course they did, however we need to document this and build a book of cases as it should be looked at in a broader context. In other words, at some point this is a hostile action, and not only 'lobbying'.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
For sure, it is not the same though. Also, ML algos will try to estimate the probability that you do anyway without your consent and with silent consent from the governments.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
Forming unions is not the same as walking out based on some media propaganda.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
Shouldn't ai create ai research at this point?
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by trolleski 4mo ago
European elites are so corrupt and complicit that if they say they will do something, you can rest assured the opposite will take place.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
AI is about to find out the difference between talking and doing. Exciting!
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by trolleski 4mo ago
Yes. There are many other books but in mine a peaceful resistance a'la mass strike is one of the most effective ways to send a message "upstairs". To do so, we need to organize locally and grow structures from the ground up.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
Right. "Flooding the zone" is a known tactic. And you're discussing a different point entirely. It is also patronizing, you should realize that.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
Yes, but sometimes they actually cooperate and coordinate, like we saw in the Epstein files. And the unpredictability actually has a name and it is "flooding the zone".
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by trolleski 4mo ago
I stated that in the post. :)
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by trolleski 4mo ago
They make it impossible to predict on purpose. The more the population is disoriented the better for the ultra rich, paradoxically it maximizes control. It is a hostile act of course, but as always they're at war with you but you are n
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by trolleski 4mo ago
For the 3567th time, I'll believe it when I see the fuel prices drop. Anything else is just the Yellow Dog and Jeffrey Dahmer Vance market manipulation talks.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
It was one of Phil K. Dick jokes that one day your toaster will make a lost of demands to you.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
A shocker!
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by trolleski 4mo ago
I've got 12 agents. They're doing the work of 120 engineers, and three CEOs. Lately, one of the agents has been laid off due to AI, and another went to see the Burning Man so another 10 work overtime. The CEO agent became an evang
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by trolleski 4mo ago
But the number up, what wrong? Less word more time, me good CEO.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
The issue is not the money, the issue is massive wealth imbalance which is best reflected in the $ class owning the current political players. In other words, oligarchy must be stopped, and democracy defended.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
The benefits of AI are not designed to suit you, but the owner class. The plan is for you to be sidelined.
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by trolleski 4mo ago
Prescribing meds which you could avoid while receiving 'courses' from Key Opinion Leaders in fancy places from the pharma companies. This ranges from antibiotics through psychotropics and up until the pain meds. You can argue some
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by trolleski 5mo ago
Psych eval without consent is unethical to say the least. And I disagree, the culture fit is not important at all - the way of working, the products, the attitude towards work all good, but the culture fit is a scam.
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by trolleski 5mo ago
I don't think there are more grey areas in software engineering than in medicine. The difference is the feedback loop of the outcome - if you design a dopamine slot machine you will ruin the generation and that's a long arc.
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by trolleski 5mo ago
PsyOp.
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by trolleski 5mo ago
Maybe because the people behind it are batshit crazy and can barely articulate the benefits themselves? Maybe because it sucks out capital for virtually any other industry while we're not sure we're not in a bubble? Also, corporat
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by trolleski 5mo ago
A lot of things in USSR did not work - but they did educate masses upon masses of people in reading, writing and stem. Similarly, it's still unheard of in Europe to go bankrupt because of healthcare.

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