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stretchwithme
2mo ago
I started one 15 years ago in Silicon Valley. Just what this article calls a hangout.
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stretchwithme
3mo ago
Employee compensation comes from capital. And employees are working at companies that provide robots, etc. There's a return on capital than is not spent on employees. That reflects how much capital is growing and how much can be spen
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stretchwithme
3mo ago
Maybe it should be possible for a parent to set a child age in a device. Everyone else can stay anonymous. I look forward to hearing why that won't work and what problems it will cause.
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4mo ago
Just because intelligence evolved in people that find rights useful doesn't mean intelligence can only reside in a person. Living things are driven by a need to reproduce. That's the only reason we exist. The only reason we have
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4mo ago
Of course it isn't. What it knows is many weeks old, except for what you tell it. Then it forgets everything you told it. And it's just a model. It can have many exact copies. It has no life of its own. It doesn't know a
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stretchwithme
5mo ago
so only do things that yield results fast.
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stretchwithme
5mo ago
Glad to see a country be less foolish.
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5mo ago
The more government controls, the more checks and balances evolve into paychecks and hidden bank balances. Government can do a lot of things to you when it controls a lot of things. And what government is doing is harder to see when it'
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5mo ago
I think individuals have the right to hide from government bot swarms.
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7mo ago
I can solve a problem in 10% of the time. Dealing with an issue TODAY, instead of having to put it in the backlog.
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9mo ago
It's often true. But not when it's easier to code than to explain.
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10mo ago
No, you want the smell of your ideal partner.
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10mo ago
iNose what you did there.
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10mo ago
That doesn't surprise me. Our fingertips feel using low frequency sound generated by our fingerprints passing over things.
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10mo ago
And, yet, railroads were privately created and operated before government got control of them. Subways too.
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11mo ago
That happened at a company I was at 8 years ago. It acquired a company also owned by the major investor. Layoffs started with a month. They whole thing shut down within 6 months.
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ChatGPT art is part of the evidence in Palisades arson case
(abc7.com)
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1y ago
AI is useful to people who read and understand the answers and who would have eventually come up with a similar result on their own. They have judgement. They can improve what was generated. They can fix a result when it falls short of th
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1y ago
You mean like FCC fining people over Janet Jackson's boob? You have freedom of the press, when you own a press. But the spectrum is not owned by the licensees. There are rules. Limits. I am not for government owning the spectrum. B
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1y ago
In a free market, the spectrum would be private property.
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1y ago
A user's password is something I shouldn't see in a log, even if I'm in control of what gets logged and frequently access them to do my job. Even if I trust me. Audits happen. I assume other people will eventually see this b
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stretchwithme
1y ago
They can replace your eye's clouded lens with a corrective lens now.
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1y ago
Good. If the legal system won't do it, people SHOULD.
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1y ago
So voters should not assess a candidate. Should they go into the voting booth without looking and randomly pull levers?
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1y ago
How about the voters? Is any negative assessment of the candidate "panic"?
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1y ago
So assessing someone's ability to govern is "panic".
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1y ago
I live in Silicon Valley. I don't notice any panic. He's terrible though. Is that "panic".
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1y ago
I see you are bias-free.
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1y ago
The flies didn't JUST start moving north this year.
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1y ago
Considering the widths of Panama and Mexico, holding them south of Panama had to be much cheaper.
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