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Comment #49006607
You can't eat AI slop
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Comment #48950218
Taste changes. Teslas now feel like janky, shoddily assembled, cheaply sourced ipad cases with wheels and a passenger compartment. Novelty wears off.
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Comment #48719413
If buying isn't owning, piracy isn't theft.
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Comment #48635605
This particular technology has been trained by explicitly ripping off a lot of peoples' friends, though.
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Comment #48448237
Understood, apologize for my misconception of your assertion. Mass media, of course, is only too happy to cultivate such misconceptions on the part of the public.
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Comment #48444826
Maybe don't be so dismissive of that which you lack a thorough understanding. Recommend reading "Against the State" by James Stout, wherein he describes history of various Anarchis…
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Comment #48429031
If we need to check everything AI produces, every reference and factual assertion, where is the value in what it's producing? Why should we spend the money on producing this, and t…
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Comment #48280422
Equities are underlying collateral. Prediction markets are literally just betting on an outcome, no underlying asset exists.
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Comment #48230896
He could be right, or he could just be a phone company CEO trying to get you to buy a new phone, or he could be both.
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Comment #48152982
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Comment #48086309
Take it a step further. Words, in the financial world are largely used for obfuscation, marketing, concealing of the truth by financially motivated actors. Thus, financial literacy…
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Comment #48052076
The whole idea that pushing back against resource exhaustion and planned obsolescence is inherently apolitical is bunk, in fact. Politics are only "extra" and "bolted on" when you …
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Comment #48050205
Absolutely, and exactly my point. This boils down to wasteful make-work again. As the bard said, brevity is the soul of wit.
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Comment #48041480
And they are generating the longer version with AI, that you are then using AI to summarize. This is not adding value for anyone except people whose function is to look busy, and p…
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Comment #47968424
UnusualWhales begs to differ
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Comment #47951775
Because your fear is their marketing, is their valuation. There, saved you a click.
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Comment #47951720
“The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The marketing division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot…
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Comment #47948202
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Comment #47927390
Many people struggle to differentiate between illusion and reality, these days. There's a sucker born every minute, after all.
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Comment #47896182
Who's going to enforce antitrust laws in this environment, pray tell?
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Comment #47870158
It's like low-background radiation steel. There's a finite amount of information out there that's not ai garbage, and the percentage of scrapeable information that isn't tainted gr…
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Comment #47856116
This is not creating widgets or lines of code, not creating a product for consumption, this is fostering the development of inquisitive minds, hopefully encouraging them to become …
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Comment #47852200
Corroborates that zero-trust until now has been largely marketing gibberish. Security by design means incorporating concepts such as these to not assume that your upstream provider…
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Comment #47827040
I will sell you hotdog default swaps. Even if I lose, I win.