Jackpillar

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by Jackpillar 7d ago
One of these is not remotely like the other
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by Jackpillar 7d ago
Keep going I'm almost there
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by Jackpillar 7d ago
>There would need to be some global agreement to stop it with maybe even a nuclear attack as a consequence of breaking the pact. Do you know how the world works?
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by Jackpillar 7d ago
You act as if Chinas Ai labs exist in the same (non-existent) regulatory framework as US labs and that they're also helmed by a similar small gaggle of psychopathic egomaniacs who are richer than god. Have you considered that perhaps C
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by Jackpillar 14d ago
whoosh
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by Jackpillar 19d ago
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by Jackpillar 2mo ago
Let me guess, you disagree with his views on the utility of Ai (which he's pretty bad about) and you use that as cover and/or to negate his real journalism that is based in facts (Ai being an unprecedented & unrecoupable bubbl
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by Jackpillar 2mo ago
So you agree - it would be stupid to say "pretend like history is in favor of X civilization"
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by Jackpillar 2mo ago
"Or pretend like history is in favor of China." What does this even mean?
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by Jackpillar 2mo ago
Still scared of China in the big 2026
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by Jackpillar 4mo ago
It's snowing right now therefore climate change is fake
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by Jackpillar 5mo ago
Sorry brother but the worry around cholesterol - especially in the context of the US - is not stemming from people drinking too much coffee. If you have high cholesterol there are 15 other things you should probably be cutting down on. This
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by Jackpillar 5mo ago
Theft is quite a slippery slope argument not in your favor in the context of US based LLMs and how/what they were trained on..
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by Jackpillar 5mo ago
Democracy is a stretch
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by Jackpillar 5mo ago
The CIA has been involved in cyber operations since like the 50's and more offensively post 9/11 and it's only grown since. Google Vault 7, and the Center for Cyber Intelligence (CCI) which has over 5,000 employees which has
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by Jackpillar 5mo ago
It was the CIA and anyone who aren't starry eyed tech dorks has known this forever
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by Jackpillar 6mo ago
This reads as a Tom Clancy wet dream of American Machiavellian geopolitical maneuvering and not (what it is) yet another historic military intervention blunder - the likes of which we've seen multiple times in just our lifetimes alone
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by Jackpillar 6mo ago
If you've been paying attention you'd understand that (1) the US military brass has been almost entirely replaced by MAGA stooges who think the rapture is real and (2) Trump and co 100% thought they could Maduro-esque behead the I
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by Jackpillar 8mo ago
This 2027 date is based off a misread from a speech from Xi that he himself has since distanced himself from. 2027 is just used by war mongers and natsec folks to bang the war drums to siphon more money into the US military industrial compl
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by Jackpillar 8mo ago
Yup, they're also like 5-10 years out from their own lithography machines as well. China wanted Taiwan before TSMC was a thing, by the time they take Taiwan back they won't need TSMC.
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by Jackpillar 8mo ago
This is just Hunter Bidens laptop 2.0 equating two non-similar things. The whole point of this post is that the journalist didn't steal anything - Ashley Bidens property was stolen. Burying the lede here.
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by Jackpillar 9mo ago
> It’s contradictory to sit alone in a café. It’s against the reason cafés exist. Fresh out the gate just wrong and confused.
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by Jackpillar 10mo ago
Its possible to care about multiple things at the same time and caring but the one doesn't take away from caring about the other. These deflecting comments surrounding a nascent technology with unknown implications are pointless. You c
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by Jackpillar 10mo ago
Yes and I explained with walls of text of historical, geographical, socioeconomic examples how that is true and your disagreement boils down to "but anything can happen", which is boring in a discussion, so its pointless to contin
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
I truly don't know what to even say. It is futile to relitigate the uncontested reality that there are a wide array of significant advantages to living near cultural, technological, and economic centers that are adjacent to your profes
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
> "You're kinda missing the bigger picture - the fact that Bay Area was not always a tech hub, and became one at some point for various reason - which can happen in any other place (and has)." Lol are we children now? No,
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
> Places where technological innovation and development happen have existed long before the internet and semiconductors. The industrial revolution didn't originate or center around the Bay Area. You said tech hub. By all definitions
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Yeah except for it has always been a tech hub because the term "tech hub" didn't exist before the Bay Area? I mean the first message sent over the precursor to the internet was from UCLA to the Stanford Research Institute in
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Okay so what you're doing is contradicting the objective advantages/benefits of living near the epicenter of a specific industry with a purely anecdotal example of 10+ years experience in jobs from said epicenter, with the expenda
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by Jackpillar 11mo ago
Yeah lets talk about them tax rates at the time of these accomplished generational projects (comment is in support of them)

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