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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
Let me check real quick with ChatGPT if you are being sarcastic or not.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
As expected from "the Hub", an empty clickbaity headline, a phony "apology" to save face, etc.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
more than half a dozen, probably, so safe to say there could be as much as ten.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
Since he is explicitly comparing 2026 to 1926 I think his statement holds up.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
I guess it's showing user's location, maybe simulating their cursor in some way, but I don't know for sure how he's doing this.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
That "freedom" has a cost, a very high one (in the form of tokens), and that money is going to powerful corporations anyways.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
That's part of it, sure, but the starting narrative has always been to make people more productive.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
Not in the speed and scale you would imagine, luckily.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
You guessed it.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
I'm on board with what you're saying, but that's not what I'm going for. Right now, "Markets" need to believe that future nannies will be robots
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
We're talking about ALL labor.
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by vitorfblima 3mo ago
The untold promise of IA is to replace labor. That's probably the only reason why some people are willing to spend trillions of dollars in pursuing this technology. Mere tools would never justify this kind of investment. It's no
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by vitorfblima 4mo ago
Prompted and delivered!
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by vitorfblima 5mo ago
This commenter seems fishy (AI).
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by vitorfblima 5mo ago
Not a bug, a feature.
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by vitorfblima 5mo ago
This is all common knowledge, unfortunately.
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by vitorfblima 8mo ago
Exactly. So many people missing the whole point.
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by vitorfblima 8mo ago
This. The survelliance state smiles when people find ok to film their neighbors for "safety" purposes.
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by vitorfblima 8mo ago
Well, well, well, seems you're onto something here.
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by vitorfblima 8mo ago
Most people wouldn't want to be constantly bothered by an agent unsolicited. Just my 1 cent.
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by vitorfblima 9mo ago
Back in the old twitter days you could have screenshots of your tweets being displayed by a number of different 'dubious' accounts on instagram, completely out of your control. That's just how things work, I guess.
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by vitorfblima 9mo ago
Back in the day I used to log in to a MUSH called Elendor (telnet). It was simply magical and I have many good memories venturing through middle-earth and meeting fellow chars.
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by vitorfblima 9mo ago
I don't see how less video time for people would harm innovation. If you, like me and most people I know, hate ads, why would it be a bad thing to limit it? What are we expecting to actually accomplish with all this platform growth thi
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by vitorfblima 10mo ago
Ironically Amiga means "female friend" in portuguese.
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by vitorfblima 10mo ago
I don’t get the comparison. It would be like saying it’s okay if an excel formula gives me different outcomes everytime with the same arguments, sometimes right, but mostly wrong.
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by vitorfblima 2y ago
I'm 'kinda curious to know which movie is this.
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by vitorfblima 2y ago
I don't get your point. Who's claiming that living inside the boundaries of such zones would confer health benefits? The paper is pointing out that if you actually look at the data there is nothing remarkable about the region&#x27
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by vitorfblima 2y ago
From the paper: For example, the Centres for Disease Control generated an independent estimate of average longevity across the USA: they found that Loma Linda, a Blue Zone supposedly characterised by a ‘remarkable’ average lifespan 10 year
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by vitorfblima 9y ago
Big tech is more concerned in how to make the most out of all the data we give them willingly.
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by vitorfblima 9y ago
That happens because the bottle is a trademark itself

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