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P.S. please keep flipping us off. It makes me laugh every time. Also, you're very much in the minority.
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I genuinely had no idea and this is fantastic.
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This is (largely) why Israel wants the US to be in chaos and turmoil. Same with China and Russia. No one really wants to invade the US, but they want the US to be too busy to respond to the way they exploit their neighbors and the rest of the world.
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Even struggling with alexithymia (I'm pretty sure) I get the concept, but I feel like the more I pay attention the longer it lingers. Is there some amount of time that I'm supposed to sit with my physical and emotional feeling? It rather feels like holding on.
Anyone else struggle with this?
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Reply: "No"
*Resolve this conversation*
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Walmart will eat the tariffs the minute they start paying their employees living wages.
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Short of an agreement to "never touch AI" what other paths can you see to protect your peers and the quality of work? When record companies resisted MP3's, iTunes took over. I certainly don't want to see that for independent journalism.
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I would love to see a lot more employee owned companies that take these efficiencies and pour them back into the people instead of shareholders (mostly C-team execs). If the system doesn't serve the people and it doesn't serve the environment, who is it really serving?
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I'm not saying we should accept AI slop. If the AI in your industry doesn't help produce quality work at faster speeds you should be able to compete with quality like fast food vs fine dining or craft made vs factory produced. If the market doesn't have demand for high end, another capitalism issue.
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IMO the issue is capitalism, not AI. There is no capitalistic reality where people turn away from tools that help them be more productive, and to do so is not only career death, but holding ourselves back as well. Unregulated corporate (and private) profits will lead here no matter the tool.
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Any time there's a cop behaving badly video featuring a female police officer the comments are full of people who scream about how women shouldn't be police 😑🙄🙄
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But do solar panels need Brawndo? It has what plants crave.
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Because they can identify an illegal immigrant by sight /s 🙄😑
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How has "please don't assault, murder, and rape people" been translated to "you're bad"? Sounds more like an admission of guilt from the ones trying to tell you that's what "the left" is saying.
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This is what I was thinking when I read the headline. We have to be proactive about telling the algorithms what not to do and with a lack of diversity in the development world people aren't thinking about these outcomes.