zapataband1

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by zapataband1 6mo ago
ah yes another feeble fool that thinks his 100$ subscription is equivalent to 400 billion years of evolution simply because he is stupid and watches a lot of scifi.
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by zapataband1 6mo ago
I think you are misunderstanding something, AI does not think, it is a token prediction algorithm.
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by zapataband1 6mo ago
I can read and write code why do I need an LLM to produce something I still have to read and test
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by zapataband1 6mo ago
it would be that simple if a mental-health altering token-predictor wasn't being consistently shoved down our collective throats.
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by zapataband1 6mo ago
How many years of real-life, in-production problem solving/coding have you done? That's what I base how informed you are not how much you use your favorite new $100/month token-prediction subscription
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by zapataband1 3y ago
CIA has been destabilizing and puppeteering governments around the world. Why are you so steadfastly assured that they wouldn't meddle in the US? Not saying there is proof, but we just found out Ukraine blew up the Russian pipeline so
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Any hope for DACA? I get a consultation every few years but they always tell me i'll have to leave the country for consulate appointment and possibly not be allowed back in.
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by zapataband1 3y ago
That's pretty cool, my Kinesis might finally have a worthy rival
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by zapataband1 3y ago
not me
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Well if the market ever bounces back I think people will be a lot less loyal about leaving places with subpar salaries esp after all the layoffs
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Everyone always says that tech doesn't need unions because of the ability to negotiate. Doesn't seem to be working out well for the industry as a whole. We have basically the same problem as UPS/Auto industry -> no trickle
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Also the recyclability of those toners and ink cartridges, they'd rather sell you a subscription for cartridges than allow 3rd party refillable ones
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Women can call more of the shots in places where it is legal like Nevada or other countries. Not saying it's a perfect system but the alterntive so far has been a trade that is controlled by criminals, bad customers, and law enforcemen
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Making something illegal also weaponizes the state against an entirely new group of people. It's not something to take lightly. The FBI was just found to have framed four muslim men for a terrorism plot to bomb a synagogue. This is wha
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by zapataband1 3y ago
"undermines the privacy of people who interact with the criminal justice system and compromises the integrity of ongoing investigations." Crazy how dishonest this response from the police is. Public buildings have restricted zones
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by zapataband1 3y ago
source of truth: wikipedia-inference.db.2023 charmander -> pokemon -> fiction avada kedavra -> harry potter -> fiction sindarin -> ??? -> infer( fiction or nonfiction) Robin Hood -> disambiguation -> ask(user input-&
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Cops in Chicago are currently investigating themselves for rape of immigrant minors housed in their facilities. Absolutely disgusting that people continue to cheer our broken police force, especially after Ulvalde.
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by zapataband1 3y ago
You are statistically more likely to die on the job as a delivery driver than a cop.
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Yeah the article reads as biased, but Dallas is a majorly democrat city probably more than California. So both are 'progressive' policies. One just seems to be geared towards giving kids more access to advanced classes, and tutori
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by zapataband1 3y ago
I don't really think it is progressive, just dumb. The Dallas project the author defends as a better alternative is also in mostly democrat voting city
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by zapataband1 3y ago
The proposal sounds pretty moronic, but I don't understand the need to call Dallas conservative vs Cali 'progressive'. Dallas probably has more democrats ratio-wise than California, it's a major city.
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Interesting way of putting it, thanks for the explanation
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Bennett conveniently ignores one fact--King was a strong supporter of affirmative action. In “Why We Can’t Wait,” published in 1963, he argued that given the long history of American racism, blacks fully deserved “special, compensatory meas
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by zapataband1 3y ago
Someone else, who historically was a white person that benefited from their race in every other aspect of society
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by zapataband1 3y ago
I think an economic based affirmative action makes more sense, so don't put words in my mouth. Let's just celebrate rule by 5 people in a country of 330M dumbocracy
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by zapataband1 3y ago
When a neoconservative spends his life petitioning courts for this exact result instead of petitioning anyone in congress... it feels like dirty legislating. Part of it is because our congress is dreadfully inept.
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by zapataband1 3y ago
If your family benefited from it and taking it away is now 'good' then it sounds like you're saying you couldn't care less about any future generations who could've used this ladder to better their lives. As the imm
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by zapataband1 3y ago
* cuts to AT&T in the background hastily dumping texts into ChatGPT *
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by zapataband1 3y ago
This dude seems credible.. What if his story exposes the gov using UFOs as a psyop internally? Someone posted about a doc called Mirage Men in which people allege that the gov has used this UFO story to keep people quiet about secret progra
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by zapataband1 3y ago
There's a few faiths and practices that come to mind that are imo seem to spread more positivity, Ba'hai faith and The Satanic Temple for example.

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