techno303

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by techno303 5mo ago
getting the vibe that english isn't your first language, and don't feel like arguing theough a language barrier i don't begin to understand either of these points fwiw i'm woke, happy to be woke, encourage wokeness
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by techno303 5mo ago
Taxes? How? I agree with the rest, sure. Health codes and safety rules are woke, yes. I would have thought that as given. Debates over where you draw the line are absolutely a matter of wokeness. The way freedom of expression is regulated t
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by techno303 5mo ago
I don't think I'm smart/intellectual enough to respond to this or i just don't understand what you're saying
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by techno303 5mo ago
Limiting a business's ability to exist because they can't afford to accommodate a small percentage of the population is 100% about wokeness
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by techno303 5mo ago
why? Most regulations (ADA, affirmative action, etc.) fall into the "not woke enough" category of model regulation. Current administration aside, complaints of this sort are more likely. It’s absurd, really, to believe there would
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by techno303 5mo ago
are you talking about a single prompt that runs for 24 hours or 8 hours of developer time spent in a single session?
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by techno303 5mo ago
maybe long term vs. short term is the key idea. apple, for example, could rake in bountiful measures in the short term if they ventured away from their boutique-electronic-consumer-goods niche. in the long run it would hurt their bottom lin
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by techno303 5mo ago
6 tracks have made the Billboard charts. That's a pretty definitive signal that people are listening to AI music. Where to draw the line on what is/isn't AI is a rabbit hole in and of itself. You'd have a hard time convi
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by techno303 5mo ago
gonna push back on this i don't see a relationship betwern criticism and the chance of automation/replacement the harshest critics that i see tend to be, almost ubiquitously, creatives perhaps just my walk of life