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baconbrand
6d ago
preach.
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baconbrand
6d ago
This is just such a weird comment to make. Like just so weird. We have minority death squads and concentration camps. Steven Miller wants to "get rid" of 60 million people. His friend Curtis Yarvin advocates turning poor people in
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baconbrand
7mo ago
Building the panopticon does not reduce crime.
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baconbrand
7mo ago
I am confused why you want to debate and make excuses for an agency that sent an innocent man to torture prison for all the months it took for the courts to get him back. Honestly. The complete inhumanity of some people.
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baconbrand
7mo ago
I think you are a bad person who wants to sit around and talk about this as if it’s some sort of abstract philosophy and not a situation where actual human beings’ lives and health and bodies are being ruined by thugs paid for by my tax dol
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baconbrand
7mo ago
I listed asylum seekers and visa holders in detention but they are definitely grabbing citizens too. Usually they do not hold them for very long. This happened at the Target I shop at: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news
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baconbrand
7mo ago
https://youtu.be/e4X0hI40a8A Just a handful of examples from last year. As a resident of Minneapolis I can assure you it is much, much worse than these few examples. Are you not familiar with Liam Conejo Ramos? Or Kilmar Ab
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baconbrand
8mo ago
From everything we are seeing, the tools are not actually that capable. Their main function is not their stated function of spying/knowing a lot about people. Their main function is to dehumanize people. When you use a computer to tell
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baconbrand
9mo ago
In English the word is “connotation.”
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baconbrand
10mo ago
Or you could just… not use LLMs
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baconbrand
10mo ago
I had a coworker who kept up a blog about random purchases she’d made, where she would earn some money via affiliate links. I thought it was horrendously boring and weird, and the money made was basically pocket change, but she seemed to en
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baconbrand
10mo ago
It doesn’t imply any of that at all. There certainly is a huge army of people ready to spout this sort of nonsense in response to anyone talking about doing anything. Hard to know what percentage of these folks are trying to assuage their o
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baconbrand
10mo ago
Doing something is literally the opposite of doing nothing. This is complete gibberish.
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baconbrand
10mo ago
We cannot coordinate large scale positive change without connecting genuinely with each other. I don’t think violence is necessary. The common people have access to many levers of power, we only need to overcome lack of coordination and awa
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baconbrand
10mo ago
The future certainly does look bleak. I think not giving up on normal human expression, connection, and creativity is a good way to combat that.
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baconbrand
10mo ago
That explains a lot. Thank you! What a weird business decision on their part. I would guess the minimum has something to with payment processing overhead, but Patreon handles 1-2$ monthly payments no problem and always has. Strange.
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baconbrand
10mo ago
How is she doing now?
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baconbrand
10mo ago
I don’t think it’s a good reason. I think it’s a reason. It’s certainly demoralizing. Plagiarism sucks and feels bad. If I were to google something and see the AI overview parroting my blog post, sort of almost kind of paraphrasing my words
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baconbrand
10mo ago
Decentralized and expensive. Maybe I’m looking at the wrong blogs but my impression so far is that a lot of subscriptions are around 5-10$ monthly for a single creator. I can get a ton of newspapers (ok not papers, websites) magazines etc f
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baconbrand
10mo ago
The way things are going, I’m not sure if the mega corps will ever truly turn a profit off the blood sucking. Maybe suck some USA tax money for a bailout… In the meantime, there are lots of actual humans trying to do things who will benefit
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11mo ago
I’m sure there could be some argument to be made for obstruction of justice considering he oversaw the firing/dissolution of agencies and people investigating his dealings. Plus wherever those investigations lead. The SSA data heist al
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baconbrand
11mo ago
I have never noticed that page being updated in a timely manner.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
Our Azure DevOps site is still functioning and our Azure hosted databases are accessible. Everything else is cooked.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
All of our sites went down. This is my company’s busiest time of year. Hooray.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
I don’t find it particularly childish to hate on a man who led the charge to destroy food and medicine meant for orphans. Among other things. If he didn’t want bad publicity for everything he touched, he shouldn’t have done that.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
Spot on. These people are all severely emotionally stunted and it is both pitiable and dangerous to me. They will never experience the full breadth of human emotion. And they have inflicted incalculable damage on the rest of us.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
The next administration should imprison Musk. I don’t think I need to elaborate.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
I am highly skeptical that we will see AI pay for itself by the end of the decade. More likely Americans’ tax dollars will be shoveled into the hole.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
This is phenomenally conceited on both companies’ parts. Wow.
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baconbrand
11mo ago
That’s great and the only legitimate use case here. I suspect Microsoft will not try to limit customers to just writing scripts and will instead allow and perhaps even encourage them to let the AI go ham on a bunch of raw data with no inter
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