twister2920

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by twister2920 2mo ago
yes, thank you, I also have access to Google
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by twister2920 2mo ago
> gish gallops this is a funny way of spelling "cites sources" and "does basic math"
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by twister2920 2mo ago
Reconstruction ended more than 10 years after Lincoln's assassination, he would not have remained in office forever. I think for most Unionists the war was not about abolition or racial equality and there simply was not the political
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by twister2920 2mo ago
only if you assume that the ethics department at Raytheon has absolute power over which contracts Raytheon takes and what kinds of products it produces. which is plainly absurd.
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by twister2920 2mo ago
it's not exactly a great time in American history for the 14th amendment
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by twister2920 2mo ago
no need for wild speculation, we know that Raytheon is a US Defense contractor and we know that the US targets civilians (including US citizens) abroad for extrajudicial assassinations, starts destabilizing wars without meaningful strategic
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by twister2920 2mo ago
if it's verifiable, I'd love for you to verify it. I don't consider hearsay a strong form of verification > maybe you're just wrong and won't admit it, clutching to your preconceived notions. I assume in your wor
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by twister2920 2mo ago
> Was the Union army complicit in the crimes of the Confederacy by simply allowing them to drop their arms and walk away as well? yes, they were. the USA if the Unionists has followed through on reconstruction looks like a utopia compare
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by twister2920 2mo ago
I think this is undoubtedly true, but I also think not all knowledge work is created equally. A lawyer spending 80 hours reading case files is not really performing a comparable task to a programmer designing and implementing a program
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by twister2920 2mo ago
huh?
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by twister2920 2mo ago
sure, does your dad also work at Nintendo?
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by twister2920 2mo ago
that's a true positive
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by twister2920 2mo ago
what an absolutely barbaric comment.
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by twister2920 2mo ago
> They already do that, hence the SaaSpocalypse The market believes they will do that, hence the SaaSpocalypse. very important difference
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by twister2920 2mo ago
thank you, nice to put a name to this phenomenon
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by twister2920 2mo ago
nice motte and bailey defense
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by twister2920 2mo ago
All of those regions are colonies or former colonies. The main difference is that Western Sahara is being actively colonized right now whereas all of those regions were colonized 100+ years ago. Falklands were uninhabited before European se
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by twister2920 2mo ago
apropos of nothing I highly recommend "The Palestine Laboratory" by Anthony Loewenstein
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by twister2920 2mo ago
selling fentanyl works pretty well too from a business perspective
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by twister2920 2mo ago
not sure how you got that from a long list of criticisms
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by twister2920 2mo ago
meaningless without telling us what you're working on
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by twister2920 2mo ago
you literally just said you don't review this code!
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by twister2920 2mo ago
y'all have to come up with a better argument than "LLMs are cars"
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by twister2920 2mo ago
this pure speculation. maybe you're right that it's a matter of time but /maybe you're wrong/. neither of us can actually know, because you're making predictions about the future rather than claims about what i
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by twister2920 2mo ago
did you know that Google Weather has saved locations?
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by twister2920 2mo ago
> interestingly my input is still pretty important how do you know?
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by twister2920 2mo ago
well exactly. it's impossible to prove the negative so why don't you actually prove the positive (that AI is driving an increase in productivity) instead of throwing out more personal opinions?
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by twister2920 2mo ago
you replied to a comment asking what you've successfully launched. it sounds like the answer is "nothing"
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by twister2920 2mo ago
how many users do you have?
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by twister2920 2mo ago
> Citation needed. that's not where the burden of proof lies buddy. you prove to us where AI has caused a spike in quality, functioning software

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