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wartywhoa23
3d ago
Those $99, where do they come from?
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wartywhoa23
3d ago
And I have wonderful lucid dreams about MSDN. Also, are you implying that docs became better in the AI era?
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wartywhoa23
3d ago
Yep, and "we can flatten the curve", in a tone that brooks no objection. But when it comes to trillions in AI money - nope, sorry, we can't, flimsy, feeble us. It's all going per the agenda.
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wartywhoa23
3d ago
False dichotomy.
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wartywhoa23
3d ago
> what about every radical group of extremists that wants to take over your government? Radical groups of extremists created by that very government, you mean?
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3d ago
> Why are AI agents lying, cheating and coordinating? Because openAI is cheating and lying about agents lying, cheating and coordinating.
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4d ago
Yes, there will be, to deliver two minute hates to the telescreens.
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4d ago
An obligatory Deus Ex cinematic trailer: https://youtu.be/4-MU5MgRV6U
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4d ago
This is the Eros vs Thanatos debacle. Those who are driven by Eros want to enjoy the duration of a process: to have a delicious meal, make love, plant and care for that tree, build that house, and live. The adepts of Thanatos want things do
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4d ago
Filling your retirement with all those rainbows and unicorns nobody but you care is fine, but what do those who are not retired yet do?
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4d ago
What kind of a psychedelic created a civilization that ritually murdered 80,000,000 people over the course of 6 years, or ~ 37,000 a day, in WWII?
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4d ago
More likely it's not the same protocol that served these different cultures those motifs, it's the same server sending the same data over different protocols.
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5d ago
"If we don't do it, someone else will" is a perfect example of vice signalling . Such an apt term, thanks.
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5d ago
Is there no watchdog of sorts on macOS? I rememeber fiddling with GPU renderer settings in my CAD modeller that were throttling the GPU so as to keep the Windows GPU watchdog happy and avoid crashing the app.
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5d ago
War is peace, ignorance is strength, freedom is slavery!
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5d ago
Should I have read this another comment of yours first, > I'm also making like 10x as much revenue as I did I'd not even bother to reply to someone who has all the skin in the AI game to perceive every criticism of it as a pe
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5d ago
Pointing it out for you: the inescapable "X is here, adapt" is absolutely fascist in its nature. It's as if all man-made change was placed in the same ballpark as tectonic movements and extinction events - as a blind force of
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5d ago
> ... people who reject AI related stuff is just scared under the hood. They fight against AI because of the fear ... Oh yes, buddy, those stupid people should better act out of love, not fear, right? > There is no going back though.
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5d ago
Count me in. I rejected my promotion (losing 2x gain in salary) from sysadmin to developer at my work exactly because of AI that ate it alive during the last year. Our devs have been outright complaining about getting dumb, losing touch wit
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5d ago
That too, but I originally meant literal human output, as in loss of ability to convey meaning with words in communication between people, no AI involved.
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5d ago
> It's literally sci-fi magic come to life, and the nerd in me finds it the coolest thing ever. The more it evolves, the clearer it gets that the humankind is deeply in love with its own death.
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5d ago
That bottom line is both hilarious and scary: > I’m sure I will get used to this, but man this stuff is weird. Yeah, why, let's all just keep gnawing into that cactus, we'll get used to.
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6d ago
That's exactly why they are imported in such huge numbers.
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6d ago
Yep. So many people have been drifting away into some kind of parallel reality where language is seemingly the same, yet transmits no meaning between our diverging realities.
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7d ago
Ladies and gentlemen, unfold your planned obsolescence! Be right at the crease of the progress!
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7d ago
The Already and The Whatabout, the two pillars of the Temple of Incrementalists.
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7d ago
The real rationale fot them not to quit Anthropic is the 100% probability of losing in income.
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7d ago
> "The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade," Coxon said in a follow-up post. AI has no incentive to decimate extra 7.5B mouths to feed, those who print money out of thin air t
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7d ago
They solved the code, now they're gonna solve the people away.
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7d ago
> I feel like we've made more feature announcements to our internal staff than they can handle. And your solution to staff being unable to handle the number of feature announcements be like..?
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