cybercatgurrl

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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
i too used to be very interested in contributing to Haiku OS but due to their backwards stance on LLMs i lost all interest and moved on. sorry you had to find out the hard way but the maintainers are very stubborn and strongly married to th
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
positive thinking isn’t going to help you out of illness, poverty, disability or disease. for everything else sure but this is not a panacea and reeks of victim blaming if not properly disclaimed
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
can’t wait for people to complain about how much water or energy bringing manufacturing back to america uses. oh wait, they won’t, cause it’s not AI. people didn’t care about data centres before AI. this is an ideological issue wrapped up w
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
unfortunately the wisest voices in the room aren’t always the loudest voices
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
apple just can’t pull out of america so you’re likely right. a law mandating a backdoor in america would be the end
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
releasing a transparency report feels like an easy way to get on the administration’s shit list. i’ll be surprised if this ever happens
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
not with that attitude there won’t! straight into investments, don’t touch for a few decades and she’ll be right. then again most people desperate for money don’t think like that unfortunately
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
this is gonna have chilling effects on free speech in america. people are gonna be thinking twice about criticising authorities after a pattern of this happening on a national level is established
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
i’m fairly confident the gold card is the only kind of immigration they want to encourage now. you either pay up or go home and cross your fingers
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
cruelty is the point in case it wasn’t obvious
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
insult people you disagree with. smart approach
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
congratulations, in a sea of politics and ideology you have a sensible take. i think a wait and see approach is reasonable here
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
it’s a way to win supporters and make noise. everyone is taking sides
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
if you call picking your battles wisely “learned helplessness” then yea
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
people don’t care if it’s good. they only care it’s made with AI so they can signal their moral superiority. hence the derogatory term slop that is paraded around like it’s the way to win an argument
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
yea, i’d say this is rather ridiculous. it places an undue financial burden on someone to uproot their life after they’ve already made community connections just to stay permanently. this seems very much obviously designed to discourage and
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
this guy doesn’t do optics. you don’t say shit like that even if it’s what you believe. most people can’t handle that level of detachment from human labour. it’s too impersonal. viewed as cruel even. even if he’s that detached he has to mai
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
precisely! he’s only sorry you know how he thinks. the reality is he means it and would take every opportunity he can to squeeze and optimise away human labour for his own benefit
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
the contradiction of championing bodily autonomy in only one area but not all has always bothered me. you either support it or you don’t. we still have work to do on shifting the overton window
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
big tobacco playing the long game and pivoting to psychedelics is not something i saw coming
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
hating AI is a waste of time. hating capitalism isn’t
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
my understanding is google in australia was quite successful at unionising after quite a few layoffs. don’t know if anyone can confirm
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
false. this is parasitic kind of thinking. you’re absolutely willing to benefit from people who operate like this but will take the first opportunity to call it problematic. tell me it’s defective to burst into tears when someone is bleedin
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
precisely. the real problem is capitalism and as long as we live under it there will be financial incentive to exploit any infrastructure we build
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
oh people absolutely get off on this. it’s clear that some people feel a sense of moral superiority from it
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
that’s what it’s for!
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
sounds like capitalism doing what capitalism does best and backfiring spectacularly. over optimising for efficiency and degrading the customer experience as a result
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
seeing it as a personality disorder is part of the problem. it is a social advantage and a form of neurodivergence. just as many autistic people lament being called defective or disordered many of these people feel it is a super power just
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
because they’re naturally predispositioned to move and climb faster without the affective emotional response. they’re more effective and efficient and are unbothered by the emotions of others in their pursuit of their goals thus giving them
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by cybercatgurrl 4mo ago
say goodbye to democracy

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