posterman

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by posterman 2y ago
"claude plays pokemon" shows that it struggles with mount moon (as did four year old me)
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by posterman 2y ago
I think you are confusing hyperbole with poetic license, and overstating the effects it has on English vernacular. I am not American, but I wouldn't go around minimizing how industrious the "great society" is.
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by posterman 2y ago
only inasmuch as a world where everyone playing violin in the streets is a dystopia, too...
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by posterman 2y ago
who needs creativity when you can have built small-scale versions of your favorite intellectual properties?
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by posterman 2y ago
Proposal via instagram is certainly a move.
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by posterman 2y ago
...theological?
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by posterman 2y ago
I mean, until there is an alternative in the space that has a (good), free, anonymous ai web search then I think we can probably assume you are confusing what you want with what is "viable"
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by posterman 2y ago
not only is it intellectually lazy, its just plain lazy. this is hackernews, surely you've heard of artificial intelligence?
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by posterman 2y ago
This presumes humans will survive until the point they have to deal with it. Irrefutability and far-future events are oil and water.
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by posterman 2y ago
Bold claim. Why?
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by posterman 2y ago
weird to film someone doing their job just to prove you could ask for tea without taking off your big vr headset. hope they asked for permission to post this.
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by posterman 2y ago
The acquisition of books is totally decoupled from the "artistic value" and "intelligence" that reading them proffers. I buy books too, rarely at retail but sometimes, and I make no bones that my desire to do so is as co
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by posterman 2y ago
Thats a reductive read. I thought this forum was supposed to encourage a higher minded discourse?
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by posterman 2y ago
I don't love the way the dude handled it, but what is preventing you from even considering that it is a genuine gesture to his employees?
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by posterman 2y ago
Sounds like consumerism
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by posterman 2y ago
Since when did relaying employee experience constitute an existential threat to a businesses ability to operate? This forum is littered with people who engage in "threats" as a mode of business every single day.
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by posterman 2y ago
the person you are replying to claims an artist wont "change the world". you couldn't ask for a more "hacker-brained" take on culture. what, sitting around on our computers building dinky little apps does more than
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by posterman 2y ago
its a joke.
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by posterman 2y ago
counterpoint: the forks dont retain any of the context that led you to them, nor does returning to an earlier branching point retain the discussion that occurred down a separate "rabbit hole". therefore it is in some ways decidedl
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by posterman 2y ago
Tell me you don't know what decriminalization means without telling me you don't know what decriminalization means.
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by posterman 2y ago
its... wrong to use a disposable camera?
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by posterman 2y ago
I am sure you have some type of hobby or passion that uses resources in a wasteful or "obsolete" way. cast your environmentalist critique in meaningful ways and stop diluting its punch by targeting kids and their consumptive pract
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by posterman 2y ago
yes, this is what i am saying. modern liberalism is indeed a "core ideology", or put another way, a hegemonic centrist ideal. it is definitionally not leftist. i think it is well understood that most leftist political ideologies r
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by posterman 2y ago
well, they wouldn't be left wing if they presented centrist liberal ideals would they? you, too, may be confusing liberalism with leftism. almost as if it was the intended function of the liberal project...
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by posterman 2y ago
i think you are getting liberalism and "the left" confused