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Ialdaboth

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    Comment #38274753

    Last few years have proved how easily humans can be hacked.

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    Comment #38263801

    On the long term, anthropological warfare is a clever idea... but it's probably a little too optimistic to think you can implement with just one app. The CCP/tiktok hysteria feels …

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    Comment #38216989

    I think (for obvious reasons) people should really stop blaming the Talmud for everything - Jules Michelet is probably more to blame for the modern prevalence of the Ius primae noc…

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    Comment #37658626

    By the way, notice how they pivoted from "false information" to "misinformation" years ago. It's transparently hilarious.

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    Comment #37221771

    Both are almost unavoidable when your management layers grow beyond a certain level. Most of the complexity, inefficiency and the related failures in today corporate and institutio…

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    Comment #36984723

    Wholeheartedly agree. And we shouldn't stop at Google : a large part of western capitalism in 2023 looks pretty much like a dystopian landscape out of a cyberpunk novel. It's a dem…

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    Comment #36745895

    Not gonna lie, I was expecting something more in-depth, like the complete history of manga translation from the Studio Proteus/Toren Smith era and before, to now.

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    Comment #36695938

    Sorry for the tangent, but reading your message reminded me of early-2000s literally websites dedicated modernist/magic realism/interstitial fiction, like The Modern Word. Now that…

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    Comment #36695773

    "The master and Margarita" really bites hard in its satirical view of Moscow under the Soviets. One of my favorite funny books.

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    Comment #36617455

    At this point, they don't even need to brainwash anybody - they will just 49/3'd the law and say "xxxx it" to the parliament.

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    Comment #36601005

    We are on the brink of an AI revolution, which mean Intelligence will become a commodity. In comparison, credentials will have even more value than ever. Supply vs demand.

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    Comment #36600525

    This. Macron knows perfectly what he is doing, and why, and for what objective and for whom benefit. The guy was dancing in an Elton John concert when the cities were burning.

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    Comment #36536801

    Ruling classes are always very concerned about appearing to be "moral", because a large part of what legitimize their domination overs us peons depends on it.

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    Comment #36536720

    Some people are more equal than others.

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    Comment #36504141

    Decision makers are politicians, their job is to take the most politically efficient decision according to data. Deciding if it was the best decision to take or not is the job of h…

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    Comment #36479579

    Yes, this is precisely the problem.

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    Comment #36431914

    Protest is the civilized option during a political conflict.

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    Comment #36327339

    Already been doing it for years, implicitely, by making my code as unreadable as possible. But now I can justify it by saying I'm doing Science.

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    Comment #36326175

    Not sure your analogy stands from a corporate standpoint.

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    Comment #35698079

    An old classic but too many indices can be harmful too.

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    Comment #35653966

    I'm convinced the future will have IP, that the IP houses will use AI to generate an infinite number of properties, copyright them, and use them to rob blind any creator daring eno…

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    Comment #35653166

    I'm pretty interested and fascinated in all the efforts that go into making sure it lies as convincingly as us.

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    Comment #35652680

    It will happen sooner than later, as the fees will go to the copyright mafia industry rather than to the artists.

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    Comment #35602685

    Rote memorization messed me so bad it made me miss my first year of elementary school. Without going phonics thereafter I would probably have ended up as completely illiterate befo…

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    Comment #35467896

    It's not really a secret that a lot of white collar jobs are bullshit jobs - if all blue collar jobs were to stop working, society would collapse overnight. Not so much with white …