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4d ago
Make the AI companies responsible for all destructive use of their tools, and they will shape up. Imagine a million or a billoion dollar fine per hack, and they will correct mighty fast. Add to that, that just like AI:s are good at finding
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15d ago
Because EU is a socialist and authoritarian project that will lead to war and disaster. Only the nationalist right has realized this, and the people are angry. It's boiling under the surface. The EU will either slowly sink down into ir
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15d ago
”Tack ni svenska vakttorn, med plutonium tvingar vi dansken på knä! Här – Danmark, utskitet av kalk och vatten. Där – Sverige, hugget ur granit. Danskjävlar!”
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15d ago
”Tack ni svenska vakttorn, med plutonium tvingar vi dansken på knä! Här – Danmark, utskitet av kalk och vatten. Där – Sverige, hugget ur granit. Danskjävlar!”. From the immortal TV-show Riget!
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abc123abc123
17d ago
Nonsense, complete over engineering. I have a door, and people knock on it.
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abc123abc123
20d ago
I often wondered if this strategy could work with email/phone scammers as well? Have an LLM write positive email responses, stringing them along as long as possible. Imagine the Nigerian prince of scams... instead of getting 0.1% respo
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21d ago
Fascinating! Where I live, fascism is not the threat, it is rampant socialism. It is spreading like cancer and destroying lives and economies.
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22d ago
Not at all. I never had a google account and I know many people who do not have one, and no, they have no problems with spam either.
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23d ago
Email spam is a solved problem. Normal people get approximately 0-5 spam messages per year or so.
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24d ago
The socialist state of the EU is why god invented tax planning and the possibility to open your company abroad. I've been doing business in the EU a long time, and in order to be successful you need to: 1. Never follow all the rules. F
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24d ago
The grift that keeps on grifting.
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24d ago
Free tv and radio? Where do you live? Where I live you either pay taxes for it, alternatively, it is so ad infested that it is not possible to watch it. I suspect the same will/is happening with AI. Either you will pay for it, or it wi
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24d ago
This is the truth! We are living in a surveillance state that would make Stalin green with envy. We are also seeing daily examples of this surveillance state being used against political opponents, powerful bloggers and journalists among th
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26d ago
And let us not forget that there are about as many billionaires in the chinese parliament as there are millionaires in the US parliament. China is corrupt, mercantilist, and run like a maffia family, and with the coming demographic hit, the
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26d ago
Why bother with the drive at all? Just store your image in the cloud, and once you're past the border, download and re-image.
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27d ago
Yes. I have used it for 15 years without any problems. Just keep track of snapshots and consumed snapshot space. Besides that, works great!
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29d ago
Would that be true if your child turned out to be a new Hitler or a burden on society? Personally, I'm with the OP. Raising children, and to do a good job at it, is waaaay too much of a burden for me, and would seriously negatively aff
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1mo ago
Does ubuntu touch or postmarket os work reliably on the fairphone 6 now, or is this still just components working? Is it possible to use it as a daily driver?
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1mo ago
Nothing to worry about for europe. Open source and open weights will enable europe to pick up the slck when the party is over. Then the US markets will possibly regret the AI-bubble.
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1mo ago
This is the way! The old web never went away. It is still there for the people who care to look. If you are curious, good places to start is here, gopher/gemini, mailinglists, usenet, irc, webrings/blogs, mastodon/pleroma ins
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1mo ago
True. Just like the famous democracy of north korea, china or russia! ;)
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1mo ago
Read today that Lovable is basically just an Anthropic front end. Seems to me that when Anthropic is ready to eat this niche, they'll easily outcompete Lovable.
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
This is the truth. You are a parent, not a friend. Yes, there will be attempts at circumvention, these will be detected and punished. Modern parenting is not science, it is woke b.s. and has led to young people today with multiple psycholog
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1mo ago
Clearly you ate lunch eventually, or you would not be here to write this message.
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1mo ago
Easy. In school, it is the schools responsibility. If they don't act, sue them to pieces. The schools will learn, and responsibly take care of their students. Once out of school, you are responsible. Grow a spine, and rip that smartpho
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2mo ago
Nonsense... look at a map. But nice attempt at shifting the goal posts though! ;)
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2mo ago
Let's start labling everything. Let us label every cigarette individually, every single drinking glass, every single nail. No, people still smoke, drink and fornicate, despite all the labels. At some point, we should just let Brother D
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2mo ago
Easy! It is... emergent!
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2mo ago
So livable that people are no longer having children? So livable, that people no longer see any hope or meaning in their lives and the future? The highest incomes on the planet, are in monarchies like Liechtenstein and Monaco. Singapore, wh
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