So, complain to the stalker?
Well, we already had the toilet paper shortage last time around, this administration just keeps on giving.
Who do I call if I think Flock is stalking me, and who will the police show up to intimidate when I do?
The vermin that are building it understand it just fine.
The alternative is Sam Altman winning.
If you're being given an A-B choice between cinnamon-flavored shit and lutfisk-flavored shit, you might convince the experimenter that cinnamon-flavored shit ranks highly in user preferences.
If energy security were that high a priority, the US would have been rushing head-first, instead of dragging its feet, in a transition off fossil fuels and onto renewables and energy independence. It's quite clearly not.
The role they exist to perform is maintaining the American empire and hegemony, and they've done a pretty good job of that up until this year. 'Keeping Americans safe' is not on their agenda. If it were, they wouldn't…
You're assuming the truth ever prevails in marketing and PR. It doesn't.
Meanwhile, costs will somehow go up by 40%.
> and not exactly sure how merely the existence of a solution precludes the advancement of human knowledge. You'd be more sure if you read the tweets. Tao's point is very simple. 1. Working on problems that AI solvers…
> It’s extremely disruptive, but blaming Google or Apple for any of this is a bad move, imo They have the capacity to push back, instead of pre-emptively rolling over for an autocrat.
Increasing COL for everyone is an interesting solution, I wonder how well it would do for your re-election prospects. The United States voted a shit-slinging gibbon in over anxiety of a minor COVID COL increase. (That…
Did the Brexit campaign address the issues of the people who voted for it? Are all those people now better off because of it? Did Trump and his 'no new wars' and '$1.99 gas' and 'Drain the swamp' and 'Balance the…
I think it's more that the 'original cryptocurrency enthusiasts' tend to look the other way, because the more of these weird shitcoins/nfts/networks get minted, the more their numbers go up. It's 2026. Show of hands,…
I throughly enjoy music edutainment, and I don't think I'm the only viewer who then goes and actually plays some music after viewing it. (I can't honestly say that I go and start doing chemistry after listening to…
It's one thing when randos on the internet choose to express something vile and stupid, it's an entirely different thing when people you know express something vile and stupid.
Are the need to make music, the need to read books, the need to work on and improve myself dependencies that make me weak?
> because they cling to unpopular positions on cultural issues. The Republican propaganda machine will always be ready to make any cultural issue the dems hold 'unpopular'. They turn anything and everything into a…
Two thirds of those independents will vote MAGA down the ballot to give him a third and fourth term.
What would anyone expect to happen when people are stupid enough to elect someone who tried, with multiple parallel methods, including an attack on Congress, to steal one election already.
This isn't a 'bad idea', this is a blatant attempt to at election fraud.
If you're salaried, every moment of time in your life is on the clock.
> If I learned things at one company, took my experience and memory to another company, and applied what I had learned there, am I technically stealing that company's secrets? Human brains are in many ways privileged…
> Does it seem like companies just aren’t that well run anymore? They've never been well-ran, but the laws of physics and economics put hard limits on the amount of stupid bullshit that they could produce. Now that…
So, complain to the stalker?
Well, we already had the toilet paper shortage last time around, this administration just keeps on giving.
Who do I call if I think Flock is stalking me, and who will the police show up to intimidate when I do?
The vermin that are building it understand it just fine.
The alternative is Sam Altman winning.
If you're being given an A-B choice between cinnamon-flavored shit and lutfisk-flavored shit, you might convince the experimenter that cinnamon-flavored shit ranks highly in user preferences.
If energy security were that high a priority, the US would have been rushing head-first, instead of dragging its feet, in a transition off fossil fuels and onto renewables and energy independence. It's quite clearly not.
The role they exist to perform is maintaining the American empire and hegemony, and they've done a pretty good job of that up until this year. 'Keeping Americans safe' is not on their agenda. If it were, they wouldn't…
You're assuming the truth ever prevails in marketing and PR. It doesn't.
Meanwhile, costs will somehow go up by 40%.
> and not exactly sure how merely the existence of a solution precludes the advancement of human knowledge. You'd be more sure if you read the tweets. Tao's point is very simple. 1. Working on problems that AI solvers…
> It’s extremely disruptive, but blaming Google or Apple for any of this is a bad move, imo They have the capacity to push back, instead of pre-emptively rolling over for an autocrat.
Increasing COL for everyone is an interesting solution, I wonder how well it would do for your re-election prospects. The United States voted a shit-slinging gibbon in over anxiety of a minor COVID COL increase. (That…
Did the Brexit campaign address the issues of the people who voted for it? Are all those people now better off because of it? Did Trump and his 'no new wars' and '$1.99 gas' and 'Drain the swamp' and 'Balance the…
I think it's more that the 'original cryptocurrency enthusiasts' tend to look the other way, because the more of these weird shitcoins/nfts/networks get minted, the more their numbers go up. It's 2026. Show of hands,…
I throughly enjoy music edutainment, and I don't think I'm the only viewer who then goes and actually plays some music after viewing it. (I can't honestly say that I go and start doing chemistry after listening to…
It's one thing when randos on the internet choose to express something vile and stupid, it's an entirely different thing when people you know express something vile and stupid.
Are the need to make music, the need to read books, the need to work on and improve myself dependencies that make me weak?
> because they cling to unpopular positions on cultural issues. The Republican propaganda machine will always be ready to make any cultural issue the dems hold 'unpopular'. They turn anything and everything into a…
Two thirds of those independents will vote MAGA down the ballot to give him a third and fourth term.
What would anyone expect to happen when people are stupid enough to elect someone who tried, with multiple parallel methods, including an attack on Congress, to steal one election already.
This isn't a 'bad idea', this is a blatant attempt to at election fraud.
If you're salaried, every moment of time in your life is on the clock.
> If I learned things at one company, took my experience and memory to another company, and applied what I had learned there, am I technically stealing that company's secrets? Human brains are in many ways privileged…
> Does it seem like companies just aren’t that well run anymore? They've never been well-ran, but the laws of physics and economics put hard limits on the amount of stupid bullshit that they could produce. Now that…