Comment Re: Agree, we started with villages (Score 1) 53
What's needed is a web of trust moderation system which can be used to filter email, Usenet, and social media sites. Go forth and write!
What's needed is a web of trust moderation system which can be used to filter email, Usenet, and social media sites. Go forth and write!
They don't want any competition for their own malevolent disinformation, which is redundant.
And she's right, she has herself as an example.
Unfortunately she's incapable of understanding this means that she is a terrible parent.
This place is run by crypto thugs who are also invested in AI. It's not a surprise when they mod down posts which threaten their portfolios.
"The "people" presumably the public have zero clue what work you directly produced. They see a road was built. They elected an official who ran on a policy of building roads. No one cares if "Arrogant-Bastard" (LOL, thanks, I don't often get a chuckle when looking up who I'm talking to, though you don't come across as one
This is not only false in that there are people who care, but it's also false in that they have a right to know and they can get that information via FOIA request in the US.
The Internet is by definition a network of networks. Therefore how you define it will be defined by how you define networks. However, since a reasonable definition of a network includes all of the devices on that network, it is also reasonable to include the functions provided by those devices.
The internet IS bloodsucking corporations, that's the rub. In early days it was a bunch of schools. Under their benevolent stewardship, the Internet flourished. When its mission was research, it was healthy. As corporations took over providing the backbone, it became ever more malignant. This should lead to obvious conclusions about the influence of the profit motive on all things, but too many people have been brainwashed by prosperity theologists to get it.
No need to use tokens for that, just detect keywords and link them to ads. Which makes it even weirder that they are failing
But then they own a bunch of unprofitable companies, and what's the end game? Even not charging themselves markup for hardware won't make the industry profitable.
"Google's problem is that it doesn't have a platform to embed ads in."
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What an inane comment. If you're not getting something from AI, you are either using it wrong or not using it.
Tell us you didn't understand the statement without telling us.
I have a company full of software engineers, this is real.
Double down on telling us you understand nothing about this conversation. You actually manage people? Here's how it works: Until AI can pay for itself, it's a net negative. You're chained to a rock sitting on a melting ice floe.
Lifetime emissions aren't relevant.
Yes, they are, and nuclear has shitty lifetime emissions if you count the mining and processing and transportation and decommissioning activities.
People are trained not to think, in a shrink-wrapped world where everything is presumed safe, right up you wind up in the hospital from E.Coli because a hundred farms' produce all goes through one inadequately cleaned machine before being put into the clear plastic packages.
On occasion I use an AI to perform a search because I know google will return nothing but hot garbage.
Google has you covered there, they will simultaneously return search results which are garbage and an AI response which will also be garbage.
Apparently lots of people. That is really stupid. It's also against the T&C but in fairness nobody reads those because they are biblically long, which ought to be illegal itself.
Bell Labs Unix -- Reach out and grep someone.