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Show me someone who answers "entrepreneur" when asked what they do for a living, and I'll show you a huckster and/or trust fund kid.
Would be a shame if this happened to Peter Thiel or any of the other blood boy enthusiasts.
Video games, movies, and music weren't able to hit users with micro-targeted ads/propaganda/"content" meant to modify individual behavior in ways often harmful to them or society as a whole. Unfortunately even that has…
But you'll never be certain those "actual people" aren't just using "AI" to generate that content, either... so it really won't be anything like the early days of the web.
> “We are tipping,” Grant Wise hollered so the entire party could hear, “a total of $4,400.” Filming yourself loudly yelling about how much you're tipping is so incredibly cringeworthy. If you want to help someone out,…
Tether's relationship to Bitcoin is that 80%+ of the trade volume in BTC markets is Tether.
I know history tends to repeat itself, but I honestly didn't expect this particular bit of history to repeat itself with basically the same players again so soon.
From what I gather, these mostly just lead us towards an even more dystopian future.
If you take Twitter/Reddit's word for it, this is what "innovation" looks like now.
I've spent plenty of time driving Teslas, and I've always been happy to go back to my own vehicles. I'd never buy one. That's not to say I don't think EVs are interesting. Teslas just happen to be garbage.
I'd act like I was above the law if all signs pointed to me actually being above the law, too. When the fines for breaking the law are a fraction of the money you've earned doing it, continuing to do it is just a good…
I'm not going to give them the pleasure of linking it here, but even their own press release about this settlement is full of easily disprovable lies. They claim the CFTC concluded exactly the opposite of what the CFTC…
It's more of a sure thing than a possibility.
How can anyone possibly market this as some kind of new innovation with a straight face? Are they just relying on their audience to mostly be made up of people who are too young to know that devices like this were the…
"Autopilot was not engaged during this fire, and the user was not supervising the vehicle in order to extinguish it. We've determined this fire to be the result of user error." - Tesla
Sounds like the kind of story I'd expect to find behind Tether's "international commercial paper".
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Show me someone who answers "entrepreneur" when asked what they do for a living, and I'll show you a huckster and/or trust fund kid.
Would be a shame if this happened to Peter Thiel or any of the other blood boy enthusiasts.
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Video games, movies, and music weren't able to hit users with micro-targeted ads/propaganda/"content" meant to modify individual behavior in ways often harmful to them or society as a whole. Unfortunately even that has…
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But you'll never be certain those "actual people" aren't just using "AI" to generate that content, either... so it really won't be anything like the early days of the web.
> “We are tipping,” Grant Wise hollered so the entire party could hear, “a total of $4,400.” Filming yourself loudly yelling about how much you're tipping is so incredibly cringeworthy. If you want to help someone out,…
Tether's relationship to Bitcoin is that 80%+ of the trade volume in BTC markets is Tether.
I know history tends to repeat itself, but I honestly didn't expect this particular bit of history to repeat itself with basically the same players again so soon.
From what I gather, these mostly just lead us towards an even more dystopian future.
If you take Twitter/Reddit's word for it, this is what "innovation" looks like now.
I've spent plenty of time driving Teslas, and I've always been happy to go back to my own vehicles. I'd never buy one. That's not to say I don't think EVs are interesting. Teslas just happen to be garbage.
I'd act like I was above the law if all signs pointed to me actually being above the law, too. When the fines for breaking the law are a fraction of the money you've earned doing it, continuing to do it is just a good…
I'm not going to give them the pleasure of linking it here, but even their own press release about this settlement is full of easily disprovable lies. They claim the CFTC concluded exactly the opposite of what the CFTC…
It's more of a sure thing than a possibility.
How can anyone possibly market this as some kind of new innovation with a straight face? Are they just relying on their audience to mostly be made up of people who are too young to know that devices like this were the…
"Autopilot was not engaged during this fire, and the user was not supervising the vehicle in order to extinguish it. We've determined this fire to be the result of user error." - Tesla
Sounds like the kind of story I'd expect to find behind Tether's "international commercial paper".