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venndeezl
8mo ago
I suspect he means as a trillion dollar corporation led endeavor. I trained a small neural net on pics of a cat I had in the 00s (RIP George, you were a good cat). Mounted a webcam I had gotten for free from somewhere, above the cat door, i
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8mo ago
You're putting words in my mouth. I never said anything about unlucky. I said broad strokes were intentional. Does that sound like I view it as something akin to gods will? Am almost 50. Was in the room being told I had to help offshor
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8mo ago
We built? You mean innumerate and STEM ignorant politicians manipulated by tech bros high on their own supply financially engineered into existence? Poverty wages everywhere except tech jobs was intentional. Ignoring the externalities lik
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8mo ago
Don't assume your experience is uniformly distributed. I know tabletop gamers addicted to AI and 3D printing their own game pieces. I would describe them as anti-corporate IP/copyright cartel. They understand things like automobil
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8mo ago
Nice job editing the comment I replied to after the fact.
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8mo ago
Media in the US is obsessed with fear mongering: https://flowingdata.com/2025/10/08/mortality-in-the-news-vs-... If they reported on heart disease people might get healthy. But it's instinctual understan
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8mo ago
I did. Different genetic expressions. The intelligence to realize language is just memes, not truth. Scott Adams put himself on a pedestal above anyone else in his comics; he was Dilbert. The only smart person in the room. He was always a c
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8mo ago
Slogans like America loves freedom and cops shooting innocent civilians are pretty far apart too. Reality and ideals are often far apart.
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What's lacking authenticity is your assertion a well informed political cult engaged in gaming the system for its own benefit is not working multiple narratives. If it was just about China they would not be turning TikTok, CBS into rig
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8mo ago
> The DJI ban is about China, not domestic protests. It can be about both. Two birds, one stone.
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8mo ago
And? Still valid precedent to set that this is unacceptable to the public.
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8mo ago
I suspect growing up in an era where community, the newspaper, radio and TV spewed religious, racist, and sexist content gradually increased sensory memory related neural activity that fostered biochemical and epigenetic effects that over t
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8mo ago
Depends on your definition of solve.
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8mo ago
I believe it's important for you to show up at the meetings too, not outsource political action like you do sewing of your clothes. Consistent displays of comity would go a long way to kowtowing the politisphere.
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8mo ago
I really don't understand this pathetic grovel and prostrate at the feet of the rich, thing. Why are the masses, the majority, obliged to kiss ass and suck up to what, a half million politicians, a million cops, and 1%ers? Why do you s
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8mo ago
Nah by then the collapse of jobs will have freed up 10s of millions with access to guns. Lots of guns.
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8mo ago
Heal yourself; get off the psychedelic treadmill.
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Yeah they'll just outsource the legal ownership and pass along the material info without the problematic paper trail. The US is an unserious and fucked up country.
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8mo ago
"Heal yourself" is an emotional relative. If epigenetic markers have activated there is no meditating them "off". Many other factors existthat foster diverse set of biological traits that are not toggled off by sitting
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8mo ago
Nah that's still a political resource allocation problem Don't let politics allocate resources to massive data center projects
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Nah it's the use of massive amounts of resources to run data centers. A political problem.
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Yeah they will. Because Muricans are too busy belaboring the obvious on social media rather than tackling the obvious political problems.
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LLMs are just a concept, an abstraction. A data type for storing data. The actual problem is political. Has nothing to do with LLMs.
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8mo ago
Well like a plumber then you should string together one paid job after another. Not do a job once and collect forever. Rent is a political problem. Perhaps invest in the courage to confront some droopy faced Boomers in Congress.
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In my opinion information wants to be free. It's wild to me seeing the tech world veer into hyper-capitalism and IP protectionism. Complete 180 from the 00s. IMO copyright laws should be rewritten to bring copyright inline with the res
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Thoughts and prayers are cranked to 11 in the US but Dunning-Kruger is cranked to 12, cognitive dissonance is at 10. Rhetorically people express the same fake optimism but are too dumb to realize that's all they are doing.
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Leadership that signed off on it still there though. In fact this NY Times article suggests long time head of software at Apple is also on the short list of candidates. Anecdotally every tech company I have worked for run by a CEO with real
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Rhetorical goals about intention do not remake physics which comes with well understood constraints. Doctors intended to use bloodletting to cure illness and killed people instead. Words are not magical spells. The machines these models run
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First does not always equal superior. We "distilled" modern cars from Model-T. You still driving the car that was "first" off an assembly line? This is normal improvement to manufacture of stuff. Your handwavy "it w
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Valuations are memes. The definition of "what the market will bear." There is something rotten at the core of our society. Behavioral economics experiments run by media to manipulate beliefs and agency to the benefit of the rich.
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