OrangePilled

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by OrangePilled 5mo ago
> and the terms the US agrees to in treaties is US law. Which according to your source the President is allowed to disregard within his "constitutional authority". A can of worms on its own.
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Young Men Without Work: Why Breadwinning Still Matters to Male Flourishing(ifstudies.org)
9 points by OrangePilled 6mo ago|2 comments
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The White House App Is Riddled with Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities(notus.org)
14 points by OrangePilled 6mo ago|1 comments
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Amazon in Talks to Buy Globalstar(satellitetoday.com)
4 points by OrangePilled 6mo ago|0 comments
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TMZ Has a New Obsession: Vacationing Members of Congress(notus.org)
7 points by OrangePilled 6mo ago|0 comments
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
My working thesis is that anxiety over AI-generated material is worry about having control over the 80–90% of human output that affords most of society with a comfortable, affirming life.
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
That computer and surveillance equipment was removed from Epstein's home and withheld from law enforcement throughout his Florida case has been public since 2020. That Riley Kiraly possessed the equipment was known to the lead prosecut
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
Taken to its extremes this rebuttal could qualify as "slop" according to the Lobste.rs comment I sourced that definition from. I'm not even trying to be snarky. This is almost an exact reiteration of a response to the linked
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
This attempt could be refined but it's a decent start: > [...] having a polished appearance but lacking originality. None of the points it makes are novel and it doesn't connect them in novel ways either. https://lo
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
I think the second resource that you linked to is valuable. The first is useless unless you're a Wikipedia editor, the significance of verifying citations not withstanding. The gap between LLM-generated writing and the composite style
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
This is a sound personal assessment. The section about being "glazed" into action resonates. Hidden within this concept I think is something profound about human motivation, innuendo and all. > AI generated prose is at best bor
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
I saw this book at a local library and I set it back down. [0] > Beyond the intrinsic difficulty of revivifying the top-hatted dead, Sorkin’s rendition is limited by his desire to frame 1929 as a story about people. His focus on individu
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
When done right, I oddly find it immersive too. But know some people aren't fond of scrolling being tampered with. The post here could really use it though. The main content is pushed to the bottom of the page!
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
Political posts appear to fare better at the beginning of the week. Give people a break.
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
This page could use some "Practical CSS scroll snapping": https://css-tricks.com/practical-css-scroll-snapping/
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
The problem is that the language you're using—"propped up Hamas"—obscures the fact that for the bulk of the time when Israel was directly supporting Sheikh Ahmed Yassin's efforts, "Hamas" technically didn'
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
It shows.
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
Your enthusiasm is remarkable.
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
I am less frustrated with Big Tech than I am with haphazard writing about it. In a week there will be another screed like this, with another flurry of links and quotes for readers to work through (or not). And who gets wiser from it?
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
1. Anyone who's used Claude to generate fancy figures and other web artifacts can tell that it's been used for this article. 2. Today alone they (two people [0]) have published the following (from what I could find): America Will
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
1. This gentleman appears to write with an optimism that befits a sliver of society. 2. Anthropic does not care about what models and hardware he is running under his desk. 3. When you look behind the cupboard—Anthropic is "rent seekin
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
> None of those countries are using directed energy weapons The USS Preble is equipped with HELIOS and is in Iran. [0] The US has also used "dazzlers" there too (as mentioned in the linked X thread). [1] Israel's Iron Beam
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
If you're looking for a job and are still squeamish about working in the defense industry...I'm sorry to hear about that. Because, boy, do I think you'll be missing out.
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
Bearing in mind the three constraints quoted, which of these do you think a country's deployed directed-energy weapons (e.g., US, Israel, Russia) would be useful against: https://missilethreat.csis.org/country/ir
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
" Lessons US and Gulf could learn from Ukraine’s air defence warriors " https://www.thetimes.com/world/russia-ukraine-war/article/us... " Ukraine’s low-cost Shahed killers draw US and Gulf inte
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
The people who publicize this kind of stuff are not the sort to ruffle major feathers.
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
Previously: " US to embed Palantir AI across military " - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47471655 "The singularity".
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by OrangePilled 6mo ago
How likely is it that Marco Rubio waltzes in to be handed the reins of the Cuban government with little resistance.