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camillomiller
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Comment #49212952
This is a disingenuous comment, possibly involuntarily so, but it assumes that the parties involve ever had any other goal than just killing what Elon deemed useless. One of the da…
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Comment #49210180
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Comment #49207916
This comment is stupid and it’s because of people like you that evil organizations like Meta can get away with whatever the fuck they want. Shame on you
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Comment #49141945
What an exciting life you got there! Enjoy your sad and lonely retirement
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Comment #49138806
It’s always been a travesty, it was just harder to see through it because back then morals hadn’t been completely dismantled by the last 15 years of whatever the US has become
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Comment #49138798
Airbnb’s CEO, for example, is a Jim who got lucky
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Comment #49137601
Of course, quality of the discussion above all else, including destroying the world and the fabric of society via a financial grifting scheme that is commoditizing free knowledge.
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Comment #49135575
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Comment #49106776
I was on the Internet in 1994. I would really wish you could have felt the electricity and excitement for the possibilities that technology was opening upon us. I was too young to …
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Comment #49102487
So this is the technology that will underpin each and every facet of work, but it can randomly go down for hours with no accountability, and so do all of the services based on it. …
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Comment #49032118
Correct reaction
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Comment #49032114
Says the one who posts this comment?
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Comment #49032075
I like Ed in general but he’s acting as an influencer, therefore I wouldn’t place him under the broader credibility umbrella.
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Comment #49031689
Nobody with a minimum of credibility says that. Everyone says this is clearly a bubble and yet it could go on another couple of years. Nobody is timing it. But if you want to deny …
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Comment #49031675
Because he‘s not?
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Comment #49014426
To me the fact tha policing through profiling all citizen is already a dystopia. The fact that a private company gets paid to do it and collect the data is even worse.
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Comment #48998795
It is obvious. It‘s disgusting
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Comment #48988669
In China the pact (true or not is irrelevant) is that the State has this power and enacts it for the benefit of everyone. In the US surveillance doesn’t have the same role, it’s ju…
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Comment #48962654
Anthropic’s IP is basically null and void for how they created it. And they might not want to try and challenge this in court, considering how they had to settle for using text boo…
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Comment #48947112
A list of very normal capitalistic practices. Borderline, sometimes ruthless, sometimes opportunistic. Evil is enabling genocide in Myanmar, which Meta provenly did. Evil is volunt…
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Comment #48945203
It just does not feel original, or novel, or actually weird. I dunno it’s impressive but… so empty?
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Comment #48945189
Have you ever experienced real artistic process? Because each and every comment from -presumedly- tech people that follow along these lines above is inevitably proof that the autho…
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Comment #48890058
Check out 2015, it had way hotter temperatures in November, with higher temperatures than the average in this period, but I would like a climatologist to explain this, draw correla…
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Comment #48890030
I believe this post was written with some heavy help of an LLM. I hope the irony is not lost on the author, nor the readers here.