amradio1989

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by amradio1989 8mo ago
Its mostly social anxiety. Which makes sense. Children have progressively been raised more and more on screens and devices. Teenagers rely more and more on technology to solve problems. Adults do too. No one has to interact anymore, which m
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Way to go Rob! Thanks for owning up to it. And for being persistent about correcting it.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Ah but you see theres the rub. It’s not factual. It’s almost all supposition. I don’t think he should be pulled from the air by the way. Let’s go line by line. > We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately -snip-
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by amradio1989 1y ago
ABC was certainly complicit in what Jimmy Kimmel was doing. But they are now throwing Jimmy under the bus. Jimmy was wrong to say what he said. At best it was a bad-faith assertion, at worst it was propaganda. It wasn’t even true, or likely
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by amradio1989 1y ago
To be clear, are we talking about agitators the likes of Martin Luther King? Or something else? Because I fail to see how anything in politics changes without agitators. Without agitators, we'd all still be living under monarchies, dic
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Okay, you disagree with him. I get that. But why are you telling us? Are you venting? Are you responding to an experience you had in another thread? Right now it feels like you've dropped us in the middle of an argument without any con
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by amradio1989 1y ago
The key takeaway is: we are all human. And humans are easily hackable under the right circumstances. Your story is humbling, and a good reminder that anyone can get “got”. We shouldn’t think ourselves above such incidents.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Shocking. Kidding, of course. People have been shouting about censorship from social media companies since COVID. Ostensibly, that’s why Elon Musk bought X. Ostensibly, that is why Rumble rose as an alternative video platform. I say ostensi
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by amradio1989 1y ago
I suppose we disagree. It requires effort, but I couldn’t call it difficult. What’s your experience? You can pull unprecedented amounts of information about nearly anything. It’s easily accessible. It was not even possible to verify the kin
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Correct; however, in the internet age it is all too easy to verify information if you are remotely neutral. It would be nearly impossible to be ignorant of facts that contradict a story. Generally, these news publishers are more interested
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Let’s talk about it. What are “left wing issues” and what are “right wing issues”? We can probably agree on what an issue is. But I’m not sure we have any idea what right wing or left wing are. How far right is right wing? And right of what
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by amradio1989 1y ago
WSJ click baited me so hard and I can’t even be mad about it. Semi-annual seems reasonable. I never found a single quarterly report to be useful.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
The period covers March24-March25. Two years prior to March24 is March22. It would have been the 2nd year of Bidens presidency.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
I’m starting to think political definitions only have use as propaganda. Definitions are definite, yet political definitions are anything but. In the US, much is made about “the left” and “the right”, but we can hardly describe what these t
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by amradio1989 1y ago
AGI is where the real money is. Gen AI is okay but mostly benefits the consumer. Gen AI is not nearly powerful enough to justify current investments. A lot of money is going to go up in smoke.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Congratulations!! That’s a big achievement. Maybe you know this, but trading signals are a dubious avenue to investment returns. They are, universally, all garbage. Idk who your customer is, but this is useful for “traders” who sell e-cours
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by amradio1989 1y ago
First, my bad. I owe you an apology. I'm sorry for treating you like that. There are millions of eyewitness accounts and personal testimonies about prayer. They are exceedingly well documented (esp. in books) and span nearly all of hum
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by amradio1989 1y ago
In light of the top post by "dang", I'd like to apologize for my own comments. Forgive me brothers and sisters, I was obviously on edge. In particular I'd like to apologize to one individual whom I insinuated was posting
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Its not reasonable at all. I wouldn't downvote it, but its devoid of facts and is loaded with false premises. I'm tempted to call it rage-bait, but I choose to assume the poster meant no harm.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Generally I believe RTO is about control. Secondarily, I believe that the corp office culture is still a thing many execs take pride in. Most of them have dedicated their lives to getting that sweet corner office with the mahogany L-desk. T
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Actually, I think hand-coders will still be around in future generations. There are still people who hand sew, weave baskets, and blacksmith. You will still have people who code by hand. Coding is at the stage of maturing from commodity to
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by amradio1989 1y ago
The economy is not great and has not been great for years. That has been the reality for almost all Americans. It’s very odd to make this about Trump vs Biden. This has been brewing for nearly two decades. Forever-QE made us forget about th
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Not to pile on, but there is a huge public misunderstanding when it comes to economic data. The data is lagging, usually by a full year. The policies that lead to that data are from the year before data collection, at a minimum, more likely
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by amradio1989 1y ago
Great write up. I can understand the indignation at the exploit, but I believe it’s an A+ exploit for the chosen attack vector. Not only is it “proof of concept” but it’s a low risk high reward play. It’s brilliant really. Dangerously so.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
I agree with this sentiment actually. Now if Meta gets a "slap on the wrist" that, says a lot.
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by amradio1989 1y ago
I think the jury is still out on how fair use applies to AI. Fair use was not designed for what we have now. I could read a book, but its highly unlikely I could regurgitate it, much less months or years later. An LLM, however, can. While w
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by amradio1989 1y ago
It's not really a good point. Yes it's more difficult, but that doesn't exempt them from complying. And they've made basically zero effort to comply. You could argue quite convincingly that the explosion of adult content
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by amradio1989 1y ago
An adult content provider is legally bound to not distribute to minors. Its not even debatable. Your local adult video store can't sell to minors. They have to check id. If they don't, and a minor buys some goods, the store is lia
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by amradio1989 1y ago
The models are being tweaked for purposes other than usefulness. Its a product after all. It's not really a tool in the conventional sense of the word. Sure you can use it as a tool, but you can also use it as an experience, or even a
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by amradio1989 1y ago
You know the answer. The best way to prepare for any job market is to meet the demand. The demand right now is for AI knowledge and skills. There's no way around it if you want to be employed in a well-paying job with benefits and paid

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