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by tw04 6mo ago
I don't even need to read the article to know that he unequivocally can't be trusted. Every action he's taken to this point have shown he will say literally anything to get what he wants.
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by tw04 6mo ago
I do find it rather ironic that economists can pretty much universally agree on this concept. And yet when you point out the very existence of the billionaire class inherently causes the exact same issue you're suddenly a communits. H
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by tw04 6mo ago
>America is as fully employed as just about anytime in the past 50 years. And what percentage of those workers are Walmart or Amazon warehouse employees who don't have healthcare coverage and don't make enough money to actually
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by tw04 6mo ago
You’re assuming the alternatives don’t have just as many issues. There’s been exactly one “whistleblower” who is probably tiptoeing the line of a lawsuit. I wouldn’t assume just because there isn’t a similar disgruntled gcp or aws enginee
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by tw04 6mo ago
Huh? Their justification for "ofuscation isn't security" is by pointing out that the Claude source wasn't obfuscated, it was minified. And it could be "deobfuscated by claude itself" - even though, again, the
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by tw04 6mo ago
$50,000. Gotta be accurate. Just saying 50,000 implies her incoherent rant was even a little bit based in reality. https://youtu.be/WK12_IkAj2s?t=94
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by tw04 6mo ago
Take note of a project that’s about 15 years behind schedule and many multiples over budget finally progressed because we lowered safety standards to just launch? I’m not sure how that’s proof the government isn’t gutted. Let me know what
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by tw04 7mo ago
It is absolutely true. I stated that Reagan is the reason that ATC are overworked and underpaid. You proceeded to list a bunch of things that have absolutely nothing to do with ATC being overworked and underpaid. "Automating more of A
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by tw04 7mo ago
I’ll scapegoat a single politician. Ronald Reagan - he owns 100% of the responsibility for the current state of things when he refused to negotiate better working conditions in 1981. The entire US is still feeling the aftermath.
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by tw04 7mo ago
We elected a narcissistic millionaire who bankrupted every company he was ever in charge of. His primary concern while in office was becoming a billionaire, rewarding the Russians that bailed him out of several of those bankruptcies, and tr
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by tw04 7mo ago
https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/03/trumps-latest-anti-w... They only get the money if they reinvest in oil and gas. It’s not just trying to kill wind, it’s actively trying to expand burning fossil fuels.
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by tw04 7mo ago
Every public library in the US has free wifi. Every Starbucks in the US has free wifi. Every public school has free wifi. I can tell you don’t actually have to use it because if you did you’d know your statement isn’t accurate.
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by tw04 7mo ago
Calling them ewaste is a little dramatic. While sites like this are a cancer, there is free WiFi in basically every town in America. You can get data for free, even if it’s slightly inconvenient.
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by tw04 7mo ago
It definitely does not take an hour if you have an 800v car and an 800v EA station. Can’t speak highly enough about lucid, but their current offerings are definitely not for the budget conscious, but that should change soon.
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by tw04 7mo ago
So still nothing about local accounts, or disabling copilot entirely. This is basically: we’re doing the absolute minimum possible to claim we’re listening to users while still pursuing exactly what we were doing before. We realized we jus
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by tw04 7mo ago
The US thinks their laws apply globally so why wouldn’t Europe expect the same. We will be dealing with the fallout of Venezuela for generations.
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by tw04 7mo ago
There’s a reason he should be sitting in prison still. It’s not because he’s an honest human or a good businessman.
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by tw04 7mo ago
>It's kinda cool to see a whole lot of otherwise intelligent people who are so dogmatically and ideologically opposed to anything AI that they're going to willfully dismiss anything that AI produces regardless of utility. You&#
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by tw04 7mo ago
Your response just proves his point. All of that paperwork, all of those contracts- that assumes you can trust the government to fairly enforce the law. In a society where corruption rules, you have no reason to spend time and money on any
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by tw04 7mo ago
They probably expected it to be independent when it was created and funded to be independent… A free press is one of the core tenets of a democracy. The government supporting that was not just unremarkable, before the current regime it was
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by tw04 7mo ago
> I have read the Mueller report, it says no evidence was found of conspiracy (collusion). You absolutely did not read the report, you listened to Barr’s brief lie about what was in it. There were endless examples of collusion and people
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by tw04 7mo ago
Lucid has eaten all of their high end sales. Their mid-size SUV will likely take a sizable chunk out of the Y too.
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by tw04 7mo ago
>it's an ugly process that produces great and greatly uneven value to humanity That'd be far more believable if it weren't for the fact a vast majority of the research is publicly funded for those drug companies. They hav
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by tw04 7mo ago
It was absolutely a secure environment prior to DOGE laying waste to all the layers of security in place. Presumably those safeguards are now back in place post-DOGE razing.
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by tw04 7mo ago
>or they will keep it cloud agnostic? They grossly overpaid if they aren't keeping it cloud agnostic. It's impressive software, but if it's only compatible with GCP it will not survive in this space.
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by tw04 7mo ago
>I was honestly surprised enough by this headline to click TFA, simply because I did not think Solaris even existed anymore. Oracle would never give up the opportunity to continue milking customers until they're comletely dry. They
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by tw04 7mo ago
Political teenage angst? Is English not your native language? One person taking an action isn’t reflective of society collectively rejecting something. This isn’t an opinion up for debate. 90M+ consoles sold is proof society has completely
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by tw04 7mo ago
So society laughed at Sony for restricting the OS on the PS5 and refused to buy it? Because I'm pretty sure one person going through a ridiculous effort to install linux isn't reflective of society rejecting the restriction. 92.2
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by tw04 7mo ago
I don't think he's making a comment on the hacker spirit. He's making a comment on the fact that it has somehow become not just commmon, but accepted that a vendor can tell us and force us to use something in the way they wa
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by tw04 7mo ago
> Why aren’t there more dissidents among the researcher ranks? Because they’ve likely all lost faith in humanity watching Trump get reelected and now just want to get rich and hope to insulate their families from the reality we’re all li

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