josefritzishere

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by josefritzishere 5d ago
For a superpower, the U.S. doesn't seem to be doing well. It's hard to tell if it's pure mismanagement or more of a systemic decline.
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by josefritzishere 6d ago
I think I'm seeing a pattern of illegal behavior here.
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by josefritzishere 7d ago
The best line was buried at the bottom. Did Automattic really attempt to claim it owns the word “automatic?
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by josefritzishere 7d ago
So far LLMs seem to be a dead end technology. The work product is so poor that it can't effectively replace workers as advertised. If it was priced to margin it'd be more expensive than humans as well. It's objectively a fail
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by josefritzishere 7d ago
TDR: no.
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by josefritzishere 7d ago
Mass surveillance is a crime against humanity. They want us all to live in an open air prison. Garrett Langley should be regarded as a domestic terrorist and be in a real prison.
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by josefritzishere 7d ago
The future is bleak.
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by josefritzishere 7d ago
Terrifying. I never want want a car with this risk.
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by josefritzishere 8d ago
We stopped having a coherent foreign policy in 2017. It's only been 9 years. But I suppose tweens don't know any better; but I'd argue that they typically don't anyway.
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by josefritzishere 8d ago
100% their data was stolen. You can't enter any private data into AI and expect it to remain private.
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by josefritzishere 8d ago
impunity rarely improves the behavior of armed federal agents.
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by josefritzishere 8d ago
This is definitely marketing.
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by josefritzishere 8d ago
This should be illegal. Propaganda shouldn't be so pedestrian.
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by josefritzishere 8d ago
the word "propaganda" implies there is a strategy at play. He does not have a strategy. He has advanced dementia and cognitive decline.
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by josefritzishere 8d ago
I am genuinely worried about skill-rot. My peers code and design skills are degrading so quickly. AI is making each feature harder to debug than the last. That's a skill problem, and if our skills weren't rotting we'd be able
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
People complain about the kids not reading... I agree more with you. Boomer don't read either.
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
Expecting life satisfaction to spring forth from work is irrational new age nonsense. You need to pay the rent. You need food on the table. Get paid, and go home. You can work hard and work late if need be, but make time for fulfillment els
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
It's hard to ignore.
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
Ai costs me money and it provides higher prices? That's lose/lose.
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
I do like that Hemmingway quote... https://medium.com/thought-thinkers/what-happens-gradually-t...
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
There's a big sell off looming.
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
This is a strange and probably illegal use of the military.
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
Sundar Pichai is violating anti-trust law for fun and profit.
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by josefritzishere 12d ago
Kalshi is illegal gambling and gambling is not news. You can find illegal gambling in all five boroughs of New York in person.
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by josefritzishere 13d ago
Well now we know that José Muñoz is evil and psychotic.
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by josefritzishere 13d ago
I can't tell if RFK is a jabbering insane person or a maniacal grifter.
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by josefritzishere 13d ago
I could have been more clear. Mass surveillance is not something for which we should be issuing and revoking permits or licenses. It should be simply illegal full stop.
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by josefritzishere 13d ago
Sony is trying to redefine "buy" so that they can steal. This is awful. I'll never trust them again.
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by josefritzishere 13d ago
This is a case where I can't separate the "art" from the artist. That's appalling.
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by josefritzishere 13d ago
Legally mandated helicopter parenting? Small government amirite?

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