oldjim798

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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Uber was a mistake. Shut it down.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Yes
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
The police should be banned from using AI in any form
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
What nuance is missing? The above comment is a list of facts.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Do their boots taste good? Just because you are nice to the oppressors, doesn't mean they won't come for you too.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
I think they know exactly what they were doing with the naming. They were and are absolutely ok with the evil connotations and uses
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Because this is what capital has told us. Capital always wants to reduce the labour cost to $0.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
I'm not sure there is much worth in imitating a Roman Emperor. They were violent megalomaniacal psychopaths to a man. There is little, about Marcus as a human being, I would consider "successful". Just because he was a good E
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Given the documented behavior of ICE that is clearly false. They arrest people here legally all the time, torturing them.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
ICE should be disbanded and most of its leadership jailed for their crimes.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Anything bad for Wall Street is generally good for the rest of us.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Completely agree. It is deeply irresponsible for OpenAI to release this product. They should held liable for malpractice for every incorrect statement and advice provided by it.
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Beyond the ad driven internet, ad driven content has been at least 150 years old. Ever seen a photo of a pre-WW1 baseball stadium? Or soccer stand? Covered in ads. Old newspapers are awash in ads. Day time TV soap operas are so named becaus
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by oldjim798 8mo ago
Then a new regulation is needed; one that caps the ratio of seconds of ads to minute watched.
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
A much better question is why anyone likes AI or see any value in it
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
I have yet to see any value generated from AI. Just as useful as NFTs
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
This can't happen soon enough. AI is a vacuum sucking up a lot of capital and attention that could and should be put to much much better uses
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
No such thing as a non-ruthless corporation, it is inherent with the legal structure.
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
I never said homeownership. Just a place to live thats not owned by a ruthless corporation that spends every day trying to squeeze every penny possible out of the tenant
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
Yes, the natural state of every resident is to live in their own home. To be clear by home I don't mean "single family detached house on a suburban street", I mean a place to live with water, electricity, and a roof. Landlord
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
"Skimping on maintenance" is capitalisms main and really only play. So many issues (housing, transport, utilities) are because "the market" won't ever pay to maintain.
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by oldjim798 9mo ago
Ban corporate ownership of residences. Only individuals, Coops or condominiums. Cap how many rentals an individual can own. The government should also build massive amounts of housing. Everywhere of all types - apartments, townhouses, singl
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by oldjim798 10mo ago
Honestly shocked it took this long for governments to start doing this; it seemed inevitable that governments would want all the data private entities have been enjoying. More and more it seems like the benefits of being connected are not w
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by oldjim798 10mo ago
Desperately we need to reign in car "style" choices like this. Beyond headlights being too bright, lift kits should be banned and tint regulations should be enforced. Same with sound regulations. Public roads are not race tracks;
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by oldjim798 1y ago
-->could you name some positive things the Internet has enabled This interaction? Honestly much much harder to list the positives. I think much more regulation much much earlier. Cypto-currency should have been shut down immediately neve
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by oldjim798 1y ago
We need to start paying people to leave Florida. Moving that population will be cheaper than trying and failing to make it resistant to climate change
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by oldjim798 1y ago
There was the time facebook enabled a genocide in Myanmar, there is the Uber and AirBnb operating criminally without consequence having significant negative economic impacts to countless cities, there is all the research that shows the deep
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by oldjim798 1y ago
Was it? It did a tremendous amount of harm as well. Future historians may judge us very harshly for how cavalier and flippant we were in unleashing this technology onto the public.
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by oldjim798 1y ago
>Following this logic, I suppose that, in the future, cars that cannot automatically detect the presence of a child in a wheelchair and prevent the engine from starting will be banned. You said this like it is a bad thing, which is baffl
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by oldjim798 1y ago
Helpin the damn revolution come quicker

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