camillomiller

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by camillomiller 3d ago
So you decide that the reality is another view and that's settled?
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by camillomiller 4d ago
I invite you to consider that your doomer views on AI trampling everything in front of it humanize the technology and give it an agency that is in fact in the hands of its creators. It’s very convenient for them to make people think they ha
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by camillomiller 4d ago
I feel like, to different degrees, we’re witnessing the same effect seen in image generation or text generation. People who don’t know better about art or writing would be impressed by what gen AI can produce and will find it indistinguisha
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by camillomiller 5d ago
So, America good, China bad?
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by camillomiller 5d ago
This is bad American propaganda. I’m sorry but what Hong Kong are we talking about? And what advantages of democracy are we talking about? Unbridled inequalities fostered by a crooked ruling class with absolutely zero respect for internati
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by camillomiller 6d ago
Definitely already happening with many c-suites. We unleashed Nyarlatothep… “I do not recall distinctly when it began, but it was months ago. The general tension was horrible. To a season of political and social upheaval was added a strange
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by camillomiller 6d ago
Another dead tool whose users will be sucked dry. Vampire equity at is best
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by camillomiller 6d ago
You don’t get it do you? The content is wrong and this aesthetic means: you cannot trust this. As someone who makes a living making website I wouldn’t have expected the tide to turn so fast. Clients now hire me to absolutely NOT have this a
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by camillomiller 8d ago
Eh, but as an overpaid engineered stuck in the SV bubble how would you get to see that? If everything around you confirms your psychosis, and nobody gives you a reality check, how are you supposed to snap out of it?
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by camillomiller 13d ago
As long as there are standards, yes, why not. In Italian we have a saying: il mondo è bello perché è vario. The world is beautiful because it’s varied.
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by camillomiller 13d ago
I might be jaded, but these examples look silly, stereotyped, and absolutely how of touch with the nuances and the complexities of what real people would actually want/need to do in this specific situations.
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by camillomiller 16d ago
That's not what I'm saying, and I don't know where you inferred that from. I'm saying that tech has changed the world in the way we experience it, for sure, but it has been driven by political choices, more that drive p
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by camillomiller 16d ago
In the limited pockets of society you experience directly. How much has changed in the relationship between the West and Asia, the economic inequalities globally, or even in the West, etc... if you look at macro, everything moves according
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by camillomiller 16d ago
I have been in tech for 20 years. i researched, covered, produced analysis, written extensively about innumerable trends. I have always done it with a grain of sane skepticism, but I have been wowed so many times. And yet, for the first tim
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by camillomiller 16d ago
I would agree if OpenClaw was at all accessible to common people. It’s even more nerdy than scripting
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by camillomiller 17d ago
I think they spelled satisfying wrong
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by camillomiller 17d ago
You’re still responsible for the copyright infringement I’m afraid
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by camillomiller 17d ago
Is it just me or all you describe would be easily scriptable like 5 years ago? Not being confrontational, it’s just that every description of what OpenClaw does sounds quite… not disruptive at all for something that was hailed as the bigges
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by camillomiller 23d ago
I wholeheartedly agree, yet I don’t want this type of information delivered this way. It’s just not effective. My mind doesn’t need changing, I am vegetarian, I’m mindful about traveling, I don’t own a car. Yet individual responsibility is
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by camillomiller 23d ago
That is not what universities are for. Just another biased take by someone with a massive survival bias
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by camillomiller 23d ago
I sense a US blacklisting coming
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by camillomiller 28d ago
These conclusion can be obtained by any individual adult with a command of the English language and average written text comprehension abilities within 2 minutes. That’s how long it takes to read and understand the case study. So, why did y
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by camillomiller 28d ago
It’s just sales claims. Do you see that “contact sales” button? You’re not the target of that. Deranged AI-psychotic C-suites with a two-digit IQ and too much confidence are the target.
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by camillomiller 28d ago
I would love to know the responsible people at Asana who approved this joint PR. Like, do you not get the blatant second degree negative implications of what’s stated here, albeit manipulated and hyperbolic, for a project management softwar
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by camillomiller 28d ago
Mix this with "...of User-Generated Multimedia Content", and you might get closer. This excludes music platforms, for example (although, Band Camp and Soundcloud might have some issues with that, admittedly).
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by camillomiller 1mo ago
As a writer, Claude’s metaphors are trite and obvious 90% of the time. It also has a terrible penchant for an immediately recognizable emphatic voice that makes even the best outputs super cringe. But people do not notice and do not care. I
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by camillomiller 1mo ago
Your country is lost.
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by camillomiller 1mo ago
Without a trial? With a terrible firearm wound? Not even a murderer deserves such treatment in a civil country. You people are far gone. Fucking nazi Germany 1935
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by camillomiller 1mo ago
What in the content farm is this linked website!?
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by camillomiller 1mo ago
Delulu much? My God some people

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