paganel

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by paganel 3d ago
AUR (our local extremist party here in Romania) is also at 40%, the thing is that the powers that be have stopped having elections here because of that. Don’t act like this it will last, because it won’t, the wealthy regions in countries li
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by paganel 3d ago
There are? Which ones? Are they going to make our lives livable?
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by paganel 4d ago
There's a general malaise throughout this continent of Europe that neither these journos nor most of the (quite financially well-off) computer programmers from forums like this one are willing to look up straight in the face. The 40% A
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by paganel 7d ago
I also can't fathom paying $2,200 for a phone, which is to say that we're not all working for US big tech companies in here.
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by paganel 7d ago
> The benefits of a mass surveilled world are enormous - epidemiology is gonna rock in 20 years. If you suggest mass surveillance as a "solution" to the next pandemic (I might be wrong on this and maybe I've misread your c
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by paganel 8d ago
> Advertisers on Google should be paying a lot less than they were a year ago. I wonder how the Google Search page traffic has been affected by the recent AI surge. Very anecdotally, of course, but in my social circle (middle-class urban
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by paganel 15d ago
I agree, this is pure (US) boomer behavior, they still think that the world will care about them almost a century into the future from the moment of their deaths. The world won't do that, one of the reasons being that said boomers have
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by paganel 17d ago
The Portugal to (approximately) Macao one is quite interesting, thanks for the links!
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by paganel 17d ago
The chaos is already here for us, the majority who are suffering the higher prices. Why do you think we're voting for the "extremist" parties? It's not because of "Russian propaganda", it's because life fo
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by paganel 17d ago
Thanks for the input, wasn’t sure if he was just copy-pasting his finds directly or not, looks like he isn’t.
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by paganel 17d ago
You won’t mind higher prices? Are you rich? Because most of us Europeans certainly aren’t.
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by paganel 17d ago
> so the non-LLM options here are some posts that are much sloppier than my normal posts (in a human slop kind of way), or almost no posts. I'm a little confused, but as far as I understand this is a LLM-written post, isn't it?
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by paganel 19d ago
> painful & unsustainable MFA trends. This very web-forum was a very big proponent of those politics a few years ago.
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by paganel 19d ago
We did grab pitchforks further East, in Romania, they were called Mineriads (the last one took place in early 1999 [1]), it's only that the Westernized elites painted that as barbarism (i.e. the miners were seen as barbarians) versus t
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by paganel 19d ago
A pedo talking about AI is still a pedo and his opinion should be discounted on the spot. You know, because of him being a pedo. Unless you entertain discussing the opinions held by pedos, in which case I have nothing to add.
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by paganel 19d ago
Fuck this Epstein pedo, how come we're giving voice to this class of people?
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by paganel 19d ago
> Most of the "human tokens" at companies today are spent this way It sucks that we got to this point when it comes to our civilization. At least guys like this one here can be happy with their AI-sourced money.
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by paganel 24d ago
> o fruitless impact, His impact has not been fruitless, to the contrary and case in point, we're now discussing about him in here and in other similar places. Had he chosen the lame road of becoming a humanities thingie nothing of
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by paganel 24d ago
> ity. So if Italy wanted to, it could convert its economy to produce tanks and missiles at a similar rate as Russia is doing. This is pure NAFO-oid cope, which it shouldn’t surprise me seeing the technical audience here (no Svechin stan
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by paganel 24d ago
This AI thing is not at all similar to networking. It is up to a point, but in fact it isn’t.
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by paganel 25d ago
> You are not very informed on the EU's artillery shell production capabilities. > In 2025, Russia produced an estimated 7 million artillery shells, vs. > Germany has rapidly scaled up artillery ammunition production, led by d
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by paganel 25d ago
> Europe isn't one country with one law system across the continent... The Napoleonic Code is indeed pervasive across the continent. And, ignoring that, we have EU law, which is supra-statal law that most certainly and de facto has
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by paganel 25d ago
What happens when LLMs will become either too expensive or unavailable?
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by paganel 25d ago
And then the Europeans suddenly discover that they cannot manufacture enough artillery shells and tanks to out-number the Russians.
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by paganel 1mo ago
From a certain point on we must start being adults again and become aware that some health risks are worth the price when it comes to drinking a glass or two of wine/beer every-once in a while. Because wine/beer have helped us bec
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by paganel 1mo ago
All AI "art" is proving out to be basically crap, and the good thing is that it has started to become a very good filter, as in whoever uses AI art most definitely is doing a shitty job with the rest of his/her business so it
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by paganel 1mo ago
> Who's Uncle Ted Sub's gone, literally. Assuming you were honest in your not knowing.
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by paganel 1mo ago
Brain-rot caused by US cultural dominance, not surprising that this took place in Northern Italy (try this Southwards of Rome, see how it goes), could as well have been the former West Germany, the Nordic countries, Benelux and even France
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by paganel 1mo ago
> “disappearing” or “living on a farm somewhere” or “going off the grid. Uncle Ted is being proved correct in his assessment day after day after day. Too bad that the normies in the article wont' ever look at the world through Uncl
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by paganel 1mo ago
> I hardly use Google search anymore in favor of ChatGPT. Same here, and I'm generally very skeptical when it comes to AI. It's just that ChatGPT can provide better/more accurate answers, Google seems to have lost the plot

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