> Having AI in charge can represent hope actually. If we can get "AI in charge" that was developed and is overseen by genuinely ethical individuals who truly and deeply understand the technology and how it actually…
> ... someone can at once be very hated and very loved ... And (like Musk) can even be both (or more) all at once to a given specific individual (loved for the good he's done, and hated for the bad) and even pitied at…
> I live under a rock. Why is musk hated so much in here? Let's say for a moment that you "live under a rock" enough that you actually haven't got a clue why Musk is such a hated figure (not only just here, but across a…
> Consider me not even an iota of surprised. Yeah, I followed this link specifically to see how many folks are surprised that Amazon may have did yet another vile thing to their employees, and I'm not one bit surprised…
> ... only runs on windows. The version I bought on Steam runs fine on Linux (in Proton of course). I just click "Play" and it plays.
One guy will die with "all the things" and the rest of us will just die.
> Zombie apocalypses are a fun meme ... A) Not really that much fun (as evidenced by how shitty life gets for pretty much everyone in "The Walking Dead"). ;) B) In my mind "The Zombie Apocalypse" has always just been an…
> Allowing judges to interpret the “spirit of the law” more widely would create a different set of absurdities, I think. Yeah, kinda genuinely terrifying to think about that timeline. That's how you get George Orwell's…
> If you feel there should be cuts to nsf, then congress should do so (as enshrined by law). Not executive fiat by the president. Per the constitution the congress has the power of the purse. Yes, exactly, and if…
I'm not 100% sure about your usage of the word "can't" since it's been actively happening. Maybe "shouldn't" might apply better to the reality of the world we now find ourselves living in.
For Reference: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/leopards-eating-peoples-faces...
> water ... usage are the less problematic parts Except when some rich clown from another country comes into a drought-stressed desert area where residents have already been under increasingly draconic water usage…
> I'm curious the reason why it was ever held in the US and Canada Random Educated Guess; Probably part of some show of mutual trust to cement a treaty or other agreement, made way back when allied governments could…
> What can a single person legally do about corruption though? These days not much it would seem. :(
> ... algo tuned bubble, curated for them by the data scientists ... > ... the distortion is coming from inside the borders. Yeah, this really does contribute significantly to the whole problem. It's all kinda…
> 35% approve I also gotta wonder what percentage of this group is amplified beyond reality by bot armies and hostile foreign actors. There can't really be that many people so completely detached from reality, can there?
> On the flip side, let's keep pointing to all the specific Trump examples. "They" (the cult that worships Trump) would simply presume "TDS" over such an idea, but the fact here is that Trump absolutely is "off his…
> The government in the US isn’t for the people. Sure it is, but only the really rich people...
> Just gotta make the hole the perpetrators are in deep enough. Oubliette [1^]: The dungeon you throw people in that you want to forget. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dungeon#/media/Fi...
> I sense it's more a backlash against tech-bros in general. I can almost guarantee there's a good bit of that also involved in addition to all the other concerns and issues folks also rightly have.
> Even worse some data centers have been caught running on diesel generators even in places where that is illegal. Yeah, Elon's a big fan of this tactic.
> Why and how would they contaminate the water supply though? One recent-ish example: ^[1] > ... or is it being caused by poorly executed construction practices? I believe their contractor was responsible for this one…
There's also the water usage, which time and time again they lie blatantly about, and they choose to want to often build these things in heavily populated drought-stressed areas for some foolish reason. And then you got…
> Turns out putting them in space is the answer! Can we put them on Mars, and maybe send Elon to tend them?
I used to take a buncha glow sticks and a "shakey" flashlight too (just in case).
> Having AI in charge can represent hope actually. If we can get "AI in charge" that was developed and is overseen by genuinely ethical individuals who truly and deeply understand the technology and how it actually…
> ... someone can at once be very hated and very loved ... And (like Musk) can even be both (or more) all at once to a given specific individual (loved for the good he's done, and hated for the bad) and even pitied at…
> I live under a rock. Why is musk hated so much in here? Let's say for a moment that you "live under a rock" enough that you actually haven't got a clue why Musk is such a hated figure (not only just here, but across a…
> Consider me not even an iota of surprised. Yeah, I followed this link specifically to see how many folks are surprised that Amazon may have did yet another vile thing to their employees, and I'm not one bit surprised…
> ... only runs on windows. The version I bought on Steam runs fine on Linux (in Proton of course). I just click "Play" and it plays.
One guy will die with "all the things" and the rest of us will just die.
> Zombie apocalypses are a fun meme ... A) Not really that much fun (as evidenced by how shitty life gets for pretty much everyone in "The Walking Dead"). ;) B) In my mind "The Zombie Apocalypse" has always just been an…
> Allowing judges to interpret the “spirit of the law” more widely would create a different set of absurdities, I think. Yeah, kinda genuinely terrifying to think about that timeline. That's how you get George Orwell's…
> If you feel there should be cuts to nsf, then congress should do so (as enshrined by law). Not executive fiat by the president. Per the constitution the congress has the power of the purse. Yes, exactly, and if…
I'm not 100% sure about your usage of the word "can't" since it's been actively happening. Maybe "shouldn't" might apply better to the reality of the world we now find ourselves living in.
For Reference: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/leopards-eating-peoples-faces...
> water ... usage are the less problematic parts Except when some rich clown from another country comes into a drought-stressed desert area where residents have already been under increasingly draconic water usage…
> I'm curious the reason why it was ever held in the US and Canada Random Educated Guess; Probably part of some show of mutual trust to cement a treaty or other agreement, made way back when allied governments could…
> What can a single person legally do about corruption though? These days not much it would seem. :(
> ... algo tuned bubble, curated for them by the data scientists ... > ... the distortion is coming from inside the borders. Yeah, this really does contribute significantly to the whole problem. It's all kinda…
> 35% approve I also gotta wonder what percentage of this group is amplified beyond reality by bot armies and hostile foreign actors. There can't really be that many people so completely detached from reality, can there?
> On the flip side, let's keep pointing to all the specific Trump examples. "They" (the cult that worships Trump) would simply presume "TDS" over such an idea, but the fact here is that Trump absolutely is "off his…
> The government in the US isn’t for the people. Sure it is, but only the really rich people...
> Just gotta make the hole the perpetrators are in deep enough. Oubliette [1^]: The dungeon you throw people in that you want to forget. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dungeon#/media/Fi...
> I sense it's more a backlash against tech-bros in general. I can almost guarantee there's a good bit of that also involved in addition to all the other concerns and issues folks also rightly have.
> Even worse some data centers have been caught running on diesel generators even in places where that is illegal. Yeah, Elon's a big fan of this tactic.
> Why and how would they contaminate the water supply though? One recent-ish example: ^[1] > ... or is it being caused by poorly executed construction practices? I believe their contractor was responsible for this one…
There's also the water usage, which time and time again they lie blatantly about, and they choose to want to often build these things in heavily populated drought-stressed areas for some foolish reason. And then you got…
> Turns out putting them in space is the answer! Can we put them on Mars, and maybe send Elon to tend them?
I used to take a buncha glow sticks and a "shakey" flashlight too (just in case).