I don’t think anthromorphizing the AI has really been the issue when you look into the negative effects of AI
It usually boils down to codependence type behaviors. It’s people who let the Internet genie make their decisions for them that really get into trouble
Because the world Bank and IMF fucked them when they resisted selling off their country through outside investments, leading to their currency being debased and ultimately giving them weak footing for international trade
They’ve never really recovered from that, and they’ve also flitted back and forth between wildly different economic interventions desperately trying to fix things
Yes?
Wait… This isn’t click bait? Audible expression
And that’s why I left the church. Priest kept drumming up hatred for little zero reason
Been getting more involved with a small non-denominational church over the last few months though. The pastor really steps back when to earth when he gets off the little stage, just back to being a normal guy
I love community and hate hate… There’s no room for hate within me, I won’t let that poison taint me
A domain is a url, like oaksprout.com. A provider is a server/computer that the domain points at. Many services sell both together at an upcharge, but a domain itself usually costs like ~$15 a year
If an IP address is a mailing address, imagine a domain as a way to pay the post office so people can just address it to oaksprout. You could have them forward your mail to your house, or you could send it to a PO box or business address, and change it whenever you want
The provider is like the mailbox in this metaphor… It receives the mail and holds it for you
Who cares if it’s slop or not, you already killed the consumer market so no one will be able to run it
It really never did though. People have never stopped buying high end furniture
Do you even know what you’re trying to say? Because I sure as hell have no idea what your positions are, you haven’t made them. I made mine, and if you could read you’d probably agree with them
Also I do know you’re using two accounts, because the votes are too even and no second person on earth has any idea what you’re on about
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Are you stupid? Russia lost because they kicked a snowball that turned out to be a rock.
Russia failed because they mistook a hard target for a soft one and let their military be rotted by corruption… Their plan looked fine on paper
I don’t know what the fuck you read, but it wasn’t my post
Is it as concentrated as it appears? It’s basic art of war stuff, appear weak where you are strong and strong where you’re weak
The island is basically a bomb. It’s an enormous oil depot, with millions of barrels, not processing. It would hurt Iranian exports for sure, but if they’re not idiots they’d have contingencies so they could spend the island strategically
Russia failed because they mistook a hard target for a soft one and let their military be rotted by corruption… Their plan looked fine on paper
I said necessity, not luxury… If we enter a global depression, there won’t be cheap IKEA furniture anymore
The market for high quality furniture never went away. And if we enter a global depression, a local furniture maker will again be a necessity
No, they have massive storage in one ityy bitty island that could very easily be turned into a huge ecological disaster
Iran has been planning this war for decades… They’d have to be total fools to think it wouldn’t be a target. And if you know where the enemy will strike and all that
I’m picking up furniture making. Handcrafted furniture will always be needed
Yep, shockingly rare. So much I can’t explain it to others… They look at me like I’m talking witchcraft lol
A system is what it does and all that
Microsoft is getting out of the console wars to consolidate around desktop (and couch) computing. They’re never going to beat steam and they’re never going to make a trillion dollars fighting Sony another generation
I think there’s two distinct concepts at play, thin skin and thick skin. I do not consider them interchangeable concepts, even if they sound like it