King-Aaron

14 ms·

1.
by King-Aaron 6d ago
As speaking from the perspective of someone who is not American, the view most people have of them is that the American Military does not protect anyone other than the agenda of corporate America. Again actions speaking louder than words, t
2.
by King-Aaron 6d ago
> How can you hate what you truly don’t know. Actions speak louder than words, and the actions of the US military industrial complex over the last decades has been absolutely and fundamentally appalling.
3.
by King-Aaron 6d ago
King Richard II would look at those devices you're offering and have you flayed for heresy
4.
by King-Aaron 7d ago
Functionally extinct. I would wager that isolated tribes clinging for survival in a post-climate-disaster world may not progress very far, but that's kind of a moot point to argue over.
5.
by King-Aaron 7d ago
Notice that not a single business on earth so far is passing those time and money savings on however.
6.
by King-Aaron 7d ago
Welp extreme feedback loops are indeed on the menu.
7.
by King-Aaron 7d ago
AI art is making me realise that through my whole artistic career, the reason it's so hard to convince people that they need good design is because no one really appreciates good art and design other than people who have studied art a
8.
by King-Aaron 7d ago
He is absolutely not alone in that, and even if you think it is delusional it is a shared opinion between many of the AI figureheads. My point being that the people in charge are telling a different story to the fans.
9.
by King-Aaron 7d ago
The thing that would end our species due to nuclear war is the exact same thing that would end us from climate change - a collapse of the modern systems of society that we depend on for survival. A nuclear exchange won't set every huma
10.
by King-Aaron 7d ago
In the exact same way major sudden changes in the climate have lead to the extinction of the majority of plants an animals over this planets history. We are not special.
11.
by King-Aaron 8d ago
I don't have the energy for an argument like whats being instigated here, and what you're saying isn't quite relevant to what I'm saying sorry. (And if that's not the case, then also sorry. Social media has me beat)
12.
by King-Aaron 8d ago
Yeah, I see a huge disconnect between what enthusiasts see as 'the future' with AI, and what the actual owners of the technology are saying and doing. They aren't building a utopian future for all mankind, and are saying it o
13.
by King-Aaron 8d ago
I'm a pretty seasoned software dev, but I've also kept the frontier AI race at arms length from myself. I run Claude alongside my day to day workflow but don't really get overly concerned about the latest and greatest models,
14.
by King-Aaron 8d ago
Fair enough. I legitimately hate people who do that - gaslighting people into not wanting change. I don't even understand what drives that mentality half the time.
15.
by King-Aaron 8d ago
The whole political charade is just getting me so angry, the thin veil of "government working for the people" rhetoric has completely fallen away to expose how directly corporate interests translate into Australian government poli
16.
by King-Aaron 8d ago
Because the people most severely impacted don't understand that they are being severely impacted.
17.
by King-Aaron 8d ago
I don't think this goes nearly far enough, and is another example of our government latching onto a juicy trending topic and doing the bare minimum to make a positive sounding news byte out of. This should be an opt-in model for algori
18.
by King-Aaron 9d ago
There will come a time where we will have to decide whether we want to pay for a decarbonised future, or if we want to suffocate. The zero sum logic behind a survivable environment is just madness.
19.
by King-Aaron 13d ago
Free market indeed.
20.
by King-Aaron 13d ago
> I still can't get over JLCPCB assembling ten of these for about $75. I remember years and years ago I made some business cards out of 304 stainless with a laser etched design and bottle opener on the side (before that whole idea b
21.
by King-Aaron 13d ago
There is an entire industry built around this premise, yes.
22.
by King-Aaron 14d ago
Honestly I'm in the same boat as you and don't necessarily disagree with anything there (except I'm quite pessimistic about the future, I think my kids will be pretending to play mario with shadow puppets on a burned out CRT
23.
by King-Aaron 15d ago
I stopped buying GoPro cameras a few years back after losing a considerable amount of footage on multiple cameras due to firmware issues. It was disappointing because their cameras brought a lot of joy and memories. This article just adds t
24.
by King-Aaron 15d ago
This really doesn't impress me. Graphical fidelity is pointless if you can't buy the hardware to enjoy it, or have to rent the experience through a cloud provider, or as we're seeing now, don't even own the game you&#x27
25.
by King-Aaron 15d ago
If buying a full price game isn't owning it, then pirating it isn't stealing it.
26.
by King-Aaron 19d ago
The local Cold Storage
27.
by King-Aaron 20d ago
Anything that is not explicitly pro-Trump is now terrorism. This is the future that is unfolding and yet there is an alarming number of people who are still being dismissive.
28.
by King-Aaron 20d ago
Just remember that a big part of project 2025 was to reduce oversight in the food industry to disrupt trust in the system. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/project-2025-plan...
29.
by King-Aaron 20d ago
I still remember the early days when Boston Dynamics were adamant that these things would never become a weapon. lol.
30.
by King-Aaron 20d ago
"Even that sandwich you're eating is made from old, recycled sandwiches!"

More ›