vuurmot

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by vuurmot 7d ago
Fighting legally against one of the richest companies in existence, with the entire American apparatus behind it, is a brave move
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by vuurmot 15d ago
there already tons of interesting games generated over at www.reddit.com/r/aigamedev I think it is over
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by vuurmot 15d ago
the arts is crashing harder than programming many schools have shuttered since ~2022 artist gigs are at an all time low if you practice artistry as a craftsman in niches like carpentry, maybe you could make a living..
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by vuurmot 21d ago
tax the rich else eat the rich
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by vuurmot 1mo ago
if the US can't even spell Malaysia, I doubt they have interest fighting for them
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by vuurmot 2mo ago
fyi Finland has the same conscription rates, I don't see them being criticized for conscription? Maybe they are too white, or maybe people who injected too much rugged individualism into their veins have rotted views of society A syste
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by vuurmot 2mo ago
In Singapore, policing does not have the dystopian surveillance thing attached to it, because a large number of police are civilian conscripts. It takes the edge off, when you know that your neighbor's 18 year old kid is working in the
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by vuurmot 3mo ago
by force
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by vuurmot 3mo ago
AI is able to recursively improve its code now, and Anthropic warns we should slow down development before it gets too advanced (reported 2019, and 2026) PRC-linked influence operations are targeting AI debates Anthropic and OpenAI holds al
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by vuurmot 4mo ago
ESL moment Read the article properly, it is the company that tried to shirk out of it
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by vuurmot 4mo ago
this is a very interesting comment. care to elaborate on it?
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by vuurmot 4mo ago
he literally says people are intrinsically the same, but extrinsically different (due to culture) why are you misrepresenting what he says?
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by vuurmot 7mo ago
how about explaining why without giving an analogy?
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by vuurmot 1y ago
You make it sound like the US is a parasite that takes the young of other countries to endow itself, never mind what happens about other countries. Maybe it is?
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by vuurmot 1y ago
So? Less capital chasing after housing means housing prices fall. If the capital was not destined to be used in the first place, then it only serves to inflate the economy
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by vuurmot 2y ago
It's weird that the comments are deflecting from the parent point. But yes, over time, it hurts the country.
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by vuurmot 2y ago
There are plenty of other comments citing Nvidia statements, so I don't think I need to address this. Certainly the tendency for people here to reach for the most conspiratorial theories is bizarre to me.
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by vuurmot 2y ago
It is a pretty unfounded claim. Singapore holds the headquarters of a lot of SEA megacorporations, as well as regional HQs of big tech in both USA/China. These chips are bought from these HQs and redistributed to the rest of the world
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by vuurmot 2y ago
I think they are like $15k rather than sub $20k Though I wonder if EVs are really all that good without the infrastructure.. With state of the potholes and electric infrastructure in most countries, can EVs hold up?
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by vuurmot 2y ago
looking at this from the other side of the world, it feels like americans are so insecure, as if they are constantly frightened
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by vuurmot 2y ago
What are you on... I am not interested in the political slinging that both the west and china deploy large capital in. I just think it is funny
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by vuurmot 2y ago
It's a meme. Just google "china but at what cost" There are probably hundreds of articles with the title at this point China is getting smarter - but at what cost? https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-5065