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Comment Re:Bitcoin does not need Washington to save it. (Score 1) 71

at some point most people want to sell the Bitcoin for dollars or pounds or euros

The fact that this is even significant (and it is) 15-20 years after the introduction of Bitcoin, shows that it has been a complete, miserable failure.

I think Bitcoin was a neat idea. Shame it didn't work.

Comment Re:items to stock (Score 1) 73

(I'm just speculating.) People don't need help with selling fun things; they want a 'bot that can sell the crap which humans have given up on. Anthropic doesn't want to sell widgets; they want to sell stores which sell widgets (sort of like selling pickaxes instead of getting into mining).

Comment Re:Autonomy and Automation (Score 2) 73

In other words, autonomy is not merely the ability to act without a human in the loop. It is the ability to exercise useful judgment when the correct action is not already specified.

Then you are using the wrong tool for the job. Whatever AI is right now, it can not judge. It can simulate judging, but it can not actually judge. You are asking too much of AI.

To be honest, the stench of magical thinking is strong here. AI is a semi-random output of what has gone before. No actual judging is possible.

Comment Re:I wonder how long till the CIA (Score 1) 121

Dude, you never received the memo: Rules are for losers and poor people. Us winners don't have time to follow the rules or else we lose our edge. So, of course the government is involved with suppressing labor demands. The government is ran by winners and we currently have the winningest Executive since the dawn of America.

Comment Re:Actively stalking is a different behavior ... (Score 1) 252

DeShaney v. Winnebago County 1989 the SCOTUS ruled that police do not have a duty to protect citizens unless they are in their custody.

It is cute that you believe that... but since that ruling, the police left a woman handcuffed in a car on train tracks and a train (unsurprisingly) killed her. What can be derived from that incident is that the police do not have a duty to protect even if you are in their custody.

To be honest, I am unsure of what duties a police officer has anymore. They do shoot people, so I guess THAT is in their remit.

Comment Re:Flock is... well, flocked. (Score 1) 252

There is no way in hell that Flock ever comes out of this as a viable company.

There is no way you understand the current situation if you believe what you are saying. Flock will be one of the largest quasi-governmental agencies for the next hundred years. You have no idea how intensely those who control everything WANT Flock. It will be implemented even if it causes the entire population to go into full rebellion. There is literally no stopping this. Once technology made this situation possible, it became inevitable.

(CAPTCHA = crooked, ROFLCOPTER)

Comment Re:No Balls (Score 1) 278

Stupid stunts all around. The only way to deal with a tyrant is to stand up to a tyrant.

Let them take the licenses and keep broadcasting anyway. Film the boots kicking it in and tearing it down, make them do all the bad things they threaten. They need you to believe that resistance is futile, it is not. Their future is futile.

The irony of that speech coming from Anonymous Coward. It is to laugh. ROFL

Fuck you coward.

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