y0eswddl

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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
the author has no control over that
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
dark patterns are pretty well documented and understood at this point. I don't think identifying them is all that hard. Infinite scroll is one obvious one. As well as forcing algorithmic feeds of accounts we don't follow.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
humans are incredibly less rational than we like to pretend we are. for instance, we're hardwired, for some reason, to protect existing beliefs instead of updating them when presented with new information.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
epigenetics is all you need
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
Buy a used Pixel - it's better for the environment, anyway
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
Yeah, they're great at interpolation - they'll just never be worth much at extrapolation.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
ha, twins. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47883927
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
I'd argue most people do not, in fact, year for glamor and wealth. The majority of us just want to be able to live
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
> "whatever we built isn't working anymore," https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_is_wha...
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
what is "FOTA"
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
Many countries have already begun to claw back their part of the continent from the hands of colonizers. I hope this continues.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
Only in an environment where we continue to let a handful greedy people at the top control everything for the other 8B of us...
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
Reading all the Sam Altman glazing from 10 years ago, knowing what i know now...
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Imperialist appropriation in the world: Drain from Gl. South v/ unequal exchange(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by y0eswddl 6mo ago|1 comments
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
The West steals $10-$12 Trillion/yr in embodied raw material equivalents, embodied land, embodied energy, and embodied labour: > The economic growth and so-called advanced economies (think Germany, The U.S, Japan, etc. What's b
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
where do you think all our money comes from? > The economic growth and so-called advanced economies (think Germany, The U.S, Japan, etc. What's been referred to as the “Global North”) relies by a large proportion on a significant ne
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
Am I really the only one that sees this for the waste of time, money, and intelligence it took to create...? another useless digital minimalism gimmick
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
The idea of putting datacenter in space is just hype marketing. There's no business value in it whatsoever. He just needs to maintain "moonshot"-level hype around his companies to keep investors happy.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
There's so much public data about us on the internet, that every single one of us is likely in every frontier model's training data by now.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
It's not even all that creative. Anyone who's given more than two-braincells worth of a thought to the discourse around AI, and coding especially, recognizes this as more of the same "hype" intended to make this guy&#x27
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
...how exactly do you think that's even remotely the same thing? Compiler output is deterministic based on input code - which is typically reviewed before compiling by someone(s) who will be held accountable for it.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
The "Alpine Divorce" demonstrates the way in which too many of us have been conditioned to be selfish, inconsiderate, and uncaring of our partners and avoidant of providing any of their needs that don't match our own. It&#x27
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
lmao, I love the irony of this "how much could one banana cost" reply
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
Americans are more expensive. More pressure to justify yourself these days.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
are you getting paid to advertise for Ed?? Otherwise, what's the point of posting a pay-to-read article? it's inaccessible unless someone is already paying him and those people get these articles sent directly to them.
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
the worst of humanity loves to shield themselves behind children
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
what do you think is going to happen to the general laborer market when all that money goes bye-bye?
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
>There is no actual discourse. Just a bubble where there is no tolerance for debate or difference of opinion. That's an ironic argument from someone trying to argue for Twitter
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
https://www.law.com/therecorder/2026/03/18/xai-sued-over-all...
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by y0eswddl 6mo ago
plus meta cheats with all their dark patterns and UI manipulations

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