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in reply to Molly White

So long as it subverts past laws protecting anyone other than them it's a win right?
in reply to Molly White

Nah. Not even ten minutes. They just asked a LLM to summarize it for them.

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in reply to Nazo

So far it seems LLM just can't get satire or irony.

Wonder what it would make of the script for "Life of Brian."

in reply to Molly White

I'm going to invent the Uber for books. The best part? It'll be free* as long as we can secure enough VC funding.
in reply to Beans_please

@beans_please I bet you could pitch Amazon, the 1990s version of Amazon, again, and I truly believe that they would throw money at you without giving it any hesitation
in reply to Molly White

I sometimes see my kids do the latter.

Last time my son saw on my phone some "3D images" based on optical illusions and eye focus tricks.
He was like: "I am SURE we can create glasses so that your phone can be used to see a video game in 3D!".
Kid just reinvented VR headset.
Now give him millions in money from South Africa emerald mines during apartheid, I bet he will create his own and sell it as a new complete revolution (no he won't, my son is actually pretty smart and nice)

in reply to Molly White

Tech bro 10 minute experts, just do us all a favor and focus on medical hacking, on yourselves.
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mastodon - Link to source
Molly White
@phooky "wait, come back, I haven't even gotten to the part about how it spies on you! also there's a monthly subscription fee"
in reply to Molly White

Nothing is certain except death and latency. Lots of people escape taxes.
in reply to Molly White

In a talk by Marc Sageman many many years ago about psychology of 9/11 attackers he mentioned disproportionate number of engineers among them. Said mindset of ENG was to ignore centuries of scholarship on Koran in favor of rereading from first principles. Compared them to early 20th C anarchists (think WWI) also including many engineers. Talk at Navy War College I think. I may be slightly mischaracterizing but that's my hazy recollection.
in reply to Molly White

I work in industrial automation. It's crazy how many people want to recreate the wheel, only square, and using AI.
in reply to Molly White

“There is nothing certain but uncertainty, and nothing more miserable and arrogant than man.” - Michel de Montaigne
in reply to Molly White

Learning something about human behaviour and believing they're the first person in the entire history of humanity to learn that, despite there being a whole scientific discipline devoted to its study.
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@depereo @humanhorseshoes tbh buses are just a stop the evolutionary track between cars and train, they've already begun exhibiting Traincinisation
in reply to Molly White

I guess the latter is unfortunately a law of (hu)man nature. 😶

At least when it comes to commercial services and #SocialMedia. 🤑

in reply to Molly White

[notification pops up on your smartwatch to inform you that your Whiil is still two hundred turns short of your daily rotation goal]
in reply to Molly White

and the sudden urge to devour a big fat burger at 2am in the night.
in reply to Molly White

Train? What's that? I never heard of it. All I know is rail vehicles with factory-like chimneys that spew polluting smoke everywhere.

Jokes aside, my city literally does not have trains. I actually mean it.

in reply to Molly White

Techbros operate on 100x time, which means that their 10 minutes is equivalent to an average person spending 0.6 seconds on it.

Because they're so fucking dumb from overconfidence.